====CHILD_====

===Parameters===

**Child Asset Name**: A name (or part of a name) to search for in the assets that are located //inside// (within the Location relationship) of the [[owning asset]].

**Property Name**: The name of the property on the child asset. Note that this is //optional// - if you don't include the property name, the ID of the child asset will be written into the space.

===Example===

Let's assume you wanted to make an SVG file for a generic tank on your site.

You could use the following code to connect to a level sensor inside that tank.

<code>
connection.Subscribe("[CHILD_Level Sensor_Level",function (val) {
		$('#tanklevel').html(parseFloat(val).toFixed(1) + "%");		
	});	
</code>

This would search the tank for any asset inside it with 'Level Sensor' in its name. If found, it the function would be called every time its //Level// property updated.

You can also create hyperlinks using the CHILD function without the property name. For example...

<code>
<a href="[SITE]/dashboard/[CHILD_Left Motor]"><rect x="0" y="0" width="50" height="50" fill="green"/></a>
</code>

The above code would add a link to the rectangle. If you clicked on it, it would take you to the dashboard page for the **Left Motor** asset.