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(This post was last modified: 2009-12-26, 18:06 by Nuka1195.)
removing the <visible> tags from the content items didn't help.
edit: 220 just for weather window. that's not including the 90 for content.
edited for correct number
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you don't have daily and hourly views, which use grouplists. with 10 and 24 control groups respectively.
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In general there are no limits to anything.
If you have a weird issue, the absolute first thing to do is to reduce things to the _simplest_possible_ set of conditions that allow you to reproduce the problem. If this doesn't tell you why the problem exists, then it may be a genuine bug.
Weird issues could crop up due to you having multiple includes with the same name for instance.
I certainly am not going to even attempt to look at a skin with 300 visible conditions to try and get studio icons to show. This is a completely insane way to do things! Instead, let's work together to get a general solution so that XBMC does the work for you. It will take longer, probably _significantly_ longer. In the long term it works better for everyone.
Cheers,
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mine are not studio icons. it could be <visible> tags, but i really have no way to do these things without them.
also the <visible> tags are not all in one view. so the total number will be more than the current view, unless xbmc does not stop at the top level group.
if i explained myself correctly.
my includes have some control id's that are the same as other windows, but i tried changing them with no luck.
i have no idea where in the code to put breaks to test this and i've spent too much time on this thinking it was skinning. which it might be. if anyone wants to take a look. ronie reproduced it. and it was <visible> tags.
edit: jezz your response doesn't explain why it affects other windows only after you enter weather.
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I use Dialog.Close() to shut down certain windows when entering Settings via the Shutdown menu method.
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1586 Window.Property() with my weather mod.
that's just the lines containing them. some of them have multiple Window.Property()
does window.property count? it's an infolabel
tell me where/what to change or a diff and i will test for you.