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Attaching multiple commands to a button - johnny_swindle - 2010-06-04
First, I am enjoying XBMC, its features and all the skins.......kid in a candy store.
I use XBMC to launch Beyond TV (it is like MythTV but close source commercial Windows only product). When Beyond TV closes, I loose all audio in XBMC. Closing XBMC and restarting solves the issue.
That brings me to my question.....can multiple commands be assigned to a single button, similar to a batch file. If this is possible, what would be the correct syntax? I see that their is a built in command, RestartApp that should work at restarting XBMC.
Can this be done? I have a feeling that the correct way to implement what I need is with a script which is way over my head.
Johnny
- Jeroen - 2010-06-04
Basically you can just assign two <onclick> actions to a button. I use this to trigger two skin settings simultaneously sometimes. How this will work out in your scenario however I don't know. Only one way to find out
- johnny_swindle - 2010-06-04
OK......I will give it a try once I get home from work.
Johnny
Jeroen Wrote:Basically you can just assign two <onclick> actions to a button. I use this to trigger two skin settings simultaneously sometimes. How this will work out in your scenario however I don't know. Only one way to find out
- johnny_swindle - 2010-06-05
OK...it did not work. This is the line that I added:
<onclick>XBMC.RestartApp()</onclick>
What happened was XBMC never came out of the minimized state and became unresponsive. So the syntax was wrong or I omitted something.
Any suggestions?
Johnny
- johnny_swindle - 2010-06-05
Input anyone??
Johnny