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WindowXML & Init event - DuШes - 2009-03-29
Hi All.
pls help me, i need to run python script after my skinned window loading event, defined as home.xml of the my skin.
How can i do it, i tryed to place next code into my window definition:
<window id="0">
<defaultcontrol always="true">300</defaultcontrol>
<allowoverlay>no</allowoverlay>
<oninit>XBMC.RunScript(U:\skin\My_Skin\Extras\Authentification\default.py)</oninit>
but i dont see anything.
thx
ps: i've not found the oninit or onload tag in the window xml structure (http://wiki.xbmc.org/?title=Window_Structure), but i think that is possible, am'i right?
- jmarshall - 2009-03-29
If you are using windowxml, then use the python oninit callback to do processing.
See the python documentation (see Nuka1195's sig for instance)
- Nuka1195 - 2009-03-29
here
- jpoveda - 2009-03-29
Thanks a lot.
- DuШes - 2009-03-29
Nuka1195 Wrote:here
jmarshall Wrote:If you are using windowxml, then use the python oninit callback to do processing.
See the python documentation (see Nuka1195's sig for instance)
sorry, but i don't want to run script , i need to run script from my our skin (more, i want to do it declaratively in the window XML definition), and i cannot find anything like init or init callback in the http://wiki.xbmc.org/?title=Window_Structure and http://xbmc.sourceforge.net/python-docs/xbmcgui.html documentation...
may be, are the docs in these links not actual for present? becouse i see and onInit and onFocus callbacks in here:
http://forum.xbmc.org/showthread.php?tid=24839
but cannot find it in the links above showed///
ps: sorry my dreadfull english
pps: thxs a lot for your answers
- jmarshall - 2009-03-29
Easiest way in that case is to make a default control have an <onfocus> event (which runs the script, then sets focus elsewhere).
- DuШes - 2009-03-29
jmarshall Wrote:Easiest way in that case is to make a default control have an <onfocus> event (which runs the script, then sets focus elsewhere).
thx
i 've done it as it is done in the startup xml window :
<window>
<defaultcontrol always="true">10</defaultcontrol>
<allowoverlay>no</allowoverlay>
<controls>
<control type="button" id="10">
<description>Trigger</description>
<onfocus>ReplaceWindow(LoginScreen)</onfocus>
<texturenofocus>-</texturenofocus>
<texturefocus>-</texturefocus>
</control>
</controls>
</window>