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- slash - 2011-10-30 14:47

m0v1em4n Wrote:C:\Users\your username\AppData\Roaming\ xbmc

I think the appdata folder is hidden, you will have to un hide it under folder options

My bad,

I should have uploaded webinterface.XWMM-snv-xxx.zip.
I'll work on the install process for next version

- RockDawg - 2011-10-30 19:17

m0v1em4n Wrote:C:\Users\your username\AppData\Roaming\ xbmc

I think the appdata folder is hidden, you will have to un hide it under folder options

I assumed that's what he meant, but then where? I couldn't find a webinterface.XWMM anywhere. Is it a file or a folder?

- m0v1em4n - 2011-10-30 22:10

RockDawg Wrote:I assumed that's what he meant, but then where? I couldn't find a webinterface.XWMM anywhere. Is it a file or a folder?

Hi RockDawg

Ok here is what you need to do

after you have installed the zip go to

C:\Users\your username\AppData\Roaming\ xbmc\addons
and copy the XWMM folder and paste it in
C:\programe files\xbmc\addons\webinterface.default

here is slash's instruction from 1st page
Quote:Method 2 : (if you use multiple web tools) (due to XBMC limitation will be fixed in Eden)
- Go to System > Add-ons > Install from zip file
- Select the downloaded Download webinterface.XWMM-x-x-x.zip file
- Copy webinterface.XWMM in the user directory to webinterface.default/XWMM in the XBMC directory
- Go to System > Settings > Network > Services:
- Allow control XBMC via HTTP
- Web interface : Default
- open your browser to http://<your_XBMC_IP>:<port>/XWMM/index.html

Hope this helps

- RockDawg - 2011-10-31 00:13

m0v1em4n Wrote:Hi RockDawg

Ok here is what you need to do

after you have installed the zip go to

C:\Users\your username\AppData\Roaming\ xbmc\addons
and copy the XWMM folder and paste it in
C:\programe files\xbmc\addons\webinterface.default

here is slash's instruction from 1st page


Hope this helps

Thanks for your help. I read the instructions in the first post and I would've never guessed they were saying to do that. Nonetheless, that didn't work either. Again, the browser just keeps trying to load the page, but nothing happens. And yes, I was using http://<your_XBMC_IP>:<port>/XWMM/index.html.

- slash - 2011-10-31 00:22

RockDawg Wrote:Again, the browser just keeps trying to load the page, but nothing happens. And yes, I was using http://<your_XBMC_IP>:<port>/XWMM/index.html.

- could you try with a different browser (firefox, IE) ?
- Which version of XBMC and XWMM are you using ?

Sorry again for the confusion for the install procedure.
Let us know

- RockDawg - 2011-10-31 00:35

slash Wrote:- could you try with a different browser (firefox, IE) ?
- Which version of XBMC and XWMM are you using ?

Sorry again for the confusion for the install procedure.
Let us know

I tried it in IE too and it does the same thing. I am running a Windows pre-Eden nightly (20111015-56d8d46-master) and I downloaded XWMM-svn200c although it says 1.9.4 in the add-on info. I never had a previous version installed.

No biggie on the instructions. I appreciate your help.

- francovilar - 2011-10-31 22:47

RockDawg Wrote:Again, the browser just keeps trying to load the page, but nothing happens. And yes, I was using http://<your_XBMC_IP>:<port>/XWMM/index.html.


I think I use http://<your_XBMC_IP>:<port>/XWMM/Movies/index.html

cannot test at the moment but I remember a /Movies/

- adsi - 2011-11-03 05:18

That's cool! it doesn't need to install and directly use in WEB!

- josh.lawless - 2011-11-03 19:54

I can't get the 2.0.0d version to work --

I have succesfully installed 1.9.4 through the XBMC addons interface.

I downloaded the 2.0.0d version (via the command line on my XBMC Live install), unzipped it, and replaced the webinterface.XWMM folder from the 1.9.4 installation with the folder I unzipped from the 2.0.0d archive.

Now when I access the web page, the Javascript doesn't seem to run -- the page loads, I can view source and see the html (and the web page title and favicon.ico are properly displayed), but the rendered page is just a blank white background.

I've checked permisssions, they're the same between the new 2.0.0d webinterface.XWMM folder and the old 1.9.4 webinterface.XWMM.bak folder. Any reason why the new version shouldn't work?

Tried on Firefox 7.0.1 from Windows XP and on Safari from OSX 10.7

- josh.lawless - 2011-11-03 20:11

In both the 1.9.4 and 2.0.0d I see errors in Firefox's error console (most are css errors, a few are JS errors) -- some new ones appear in 2.0.0d that aren't present in 1.9.4:

Code:
Error: a is undefined
Source File: [url]http://192.168.1.4:8080/200d/extjs/ext-all.js[/url]
Line: 7

Code:
Error: g is undefined
Source File: http://192.168.1.4:8080/200d/extjs/ext-all.js
Line: 7