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Hitcher Offline
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Post: #11
Not always as some users have their XBMC machines running 24/7. Home is better.

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Post: #12
great, thanks for the answer!

I'll load it through <onload> tag then.
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Post: #13
(2012-04-06 20:53)pecinko Wrote:  By a second look Smile , you should get rid of
PHP Code:
<control type="button" id="8999">
                        <
description>Run Recently added</description>
                        <
posx>-20</posx>
                        <
posy>-20</posy>
                        <
width>1</width>
                        <
height>1</height>
                        <
label>-</label>
                        <
font>-</font>
                        <
onfocus>XBMC.RunScript(script.recentlyadded,limit=10&amp;totals=True&amp;albums=True&amp;unplayed=True)</onfocus>
                        <
onfocus>SetFocus(9000)</onfocus>
                        <
texturenofocus>-</texturenofocus>
                        <
texturefocus>-</texturefocus>
                        <
visible>Skin.HasSetting(homepageHideRecentlyAdded)</visible>
                </
control>
                <
control type="button" id="8999">
                        <
description>Don't run Recently added</description>
                        <posx>-20</posx>
                        <posy>-20</posy>
                        <width>1</width>
                        <height>1</height>
                        <label>-</label>
                        <font>-</font>
                        <onfocus>SetFocus(9000)</onfocus>
                        <texturenofocus>-</texturenofocus>
                        <texturefocus>-</texturefocus>
                        <visible>!Skin.HasSetting(homepageHideRecentlyAdded)</visible>
                </control> 

This was the original purpose of "8999" control, but it's obsolete in Eden as recently added gets served by XBMC code, not script.


its too complicated to me ~~~
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Post: #14
Remove all of it and set the default control to 9000.

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(2012-04-13 12:14)Raina Wrote:  
(2012-04-06 20:53)pecinko Wrote:  By a second look Smile , you should get rid of
PHP Code:
<control type="button" id="8999">
                        <
description>Run Recently added</description>
                        <
posx>-20</posx>
                        <
posy>-20</posy>
                        <
width>1</width>
                        <
height>1</height>
                        <
label>-</label>
                        <
font>-</font>
                        <
onfocus>XBMC.RunScript(script.recentlyadded,limit=10&amp;totals=True&amp;albums=True&amp;unplayed=True)</onfocus>
                        <
onfocus>SetFocus(9000)</onfocus>
                        <
texturenofocus>-</texturenofocus>
                        <
texturefocus>-</texturefocus>
                        <
visible>Skin.HasSetting(homepageHideRecentlyAdded)</visible>
                </
control>
                <
control type="button" id="8999">
                        <
description>Don't run Recently added</description>
                        <posx>-20</posx>
                        <posy>-20</posy>
                        <width>1</width>
                        <height>1</height>
                        <label>-</label>
                        <font>-</font>
                        <onfocus>SetFocus(9000)</onfocus>
                        <texturenofocus>-</texturenofocus>
                        <texturefocus>-</texturefocus>
                        <visible>!Skin.HasSetting(homepageHideRecentlyAdded)</visible>
                </control> 

This was the original purpose of "8999" control, but it's obsolete in Eden as recently added gets served by XBMC code, not script.


its too complicated to me ~~~

You can just use the latest Shade-Eden (v2.4.3). It's already baked in. See my sig for links to it.
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