In Touch Portal you can set up your pages to become active when you activate a certain application on your Windows computer or Mac. Lets say for example that you want to show a page when you activate Photoshop. Touch Portal lets you do this.
Lets select the page you want to set up the auto navigation for. In our case this is our (main) page. You can find the options for the auto navigation system under the 'Page Settings' and then opening the third tab. The next section will explain what options you have in this system.
To set up a proper dynamic experience, just one option to auto navigate will not be enough. Here are the options you can set for a page
Setting this option means that this page will not react on applications being activated. It will not be aware of the system. As the page is not part of the auto-navigation system it will also not block other automatich navigations.
You can put here the process filename or only a part of it. Everytime a desktop Application becomes activated (gets focus), Touch Portal will check the full file path of the process and check if it matches the criteria you put in this field. In our case we should add "photoshop" in here.
Be careful in what you enter here, for example, using "photo" would also trigger other applications that have photo in there path name. If the criteria activates multiple pages, only one is used. There is no guarantee which one that will be and it can be different each start up of Touch Portal.
You can put here the window title or only a part of it. Everytime a desktop application window becomes activated (gets focus), Touch Portal will check the title of that window and check if it matches the criteria you put in this field.
Be careful in what you enter here, several applications could have titles that have the same criteria as you use here. If the criteria activates multiple pages, only one is used. There is no guarantee which one that will be and it can be different each start up of Touch Portal
When this setting is selected, this page will be activated on the mobile device everytime a different application is being activated on your desktop but which does not match any of the pages you have set up the "When process filename contains" or the "When application title contains" option.
Select this option if you want to block auto navigation when you are on this page on your mobile device. No matter what criteria is being met, no matter if you have set up a default page to go to, this will block all of that and basically disable the auto navigation system when you are on this page. The only way to leave this page will be through normal navigation actions.
To get a list of all processes currently active and get their current window title you can press this button. It will gather all the information and show you the results in a list of that moment in time. This is very handy when you want to have a complex auto navigation structure.