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Determines whether the specified DeviceWebPage [string] Name is  is currently in use. This method returns True if a Device Web Page with the specified name currently exists.

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Required Permissions

None

Parameters

• [string] name: The Device Web Page Name value to be evaluated.

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Note that when using this method to check whether a DeviceWebPage instance can be deleted, a False status may change in the time between calling this method and calling DeleteDeviceWebPages().

Required Permissions

None

Parameters

• [int] deviceWebPageId: The identifier and primary key of the DeviceWebPage instance to evaluate. If a DeviceWebPage instance with the specified [int] Id does  does not exist, this method will return False without an error.

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Note that when using this method to check whether a DeviceWebPage instance can be deleted, a False status may change in the time between calling this method and calling DeleteDeviceWebPages().

Required Permissions

None

Parameters

• [string] name: The user-defined name of the DeviceWebPage instance to evaluate. If a DeviceWebPage instance with the specified [string] Name does  does not exist, this method will return False without an error.

bool RenameDeviceWebPage(int webPageId, string newName)

Updates the [string] Name of  of the specified DeviceWebPage instance. This method returns True upon success and False upon failure.

Required Permissions

None

Parameters

• [int] devicWebPageId: The identifier and primary key of the DeviceWebPage instance. If a DeviceWebPage instance with the specified identifier does not exist, the method will return False without an error.
• [string] newName: A new Name parameter for the specified DeviceWebPage instance. A descriptive error will be returned if the new Name string is greater than 50 characters.

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Required Permissions

None

Parameters

• [int[]] deviceWebPageIds: An array of [int] Id values  values for the DeviceWebPage instances to be deleted. The number of items is limited on the server side. Attempting to request more than the maximum allowed number of objects will cause an error. Passing an empty array or Device Web Page identifiers that don’t exist will lead to an immediate empty response without an error.

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