(2012-05-10 13:00)butchabay Wrote: <visible>!ListItem.IsFolder</visible>
That seems to have done the trick.
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liquidskin76
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2012-05-10 13:08
Post: #11
(2012-05-10 13:00)butchabay Wrote: <visible>!ListItem.IsFolder</visible> That seems to have done the trick. Cheers Welo... a skin for XBMC HTPC: Streacom FC1 Evo Case | Asus P8H77-I ITX | Intel Core i3 3220T | Kingston HyperX SSD | Kingston DDR3 RAM Home AV: Sony KDL-40HX723 | Sky+HD | Sony BDP-S480 BD Player | Sony STR-DH820 AV Receiver | Sony Speaker System | Sony PS3 Slim | Logitech Harmony Touch |
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fmronan
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2012-05-10 16:32
Post: #12
for plot with movieSet
Code: ListItem.IsFolder + !IsEmpty(Container(7000).ListItem.Property(IsSet))Code: <label>$INFO[Container(7000).ListItem.Plot]</label> |
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butchabay
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2012-05-10 16:35
Post: #13
(2012-05-10 16:32)fmronan Wrote: for plot with movieSet But here you're refering only if using moviesets addon. |
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pecinko
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2012-05-10 16:39
Post: #14
(2012-05-10 13:02)pecinko Wrote:(2012-05-10 12:54)liquidskin76 Wrote: I can't seem to get either to work. Basically i want to hide certain items when a movie set has focus in a list (not when i'm in the movie set). http://forum.xbmc.org/showthread.php?tid=111057 |
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