2015-04-17, 06:26
Hello Everyone,
First off, sorry about the title, but hard to describe.
This isn't greatly important but it is puzzling me because it doesn't seem to fit in with what I have been learning.
When you call up the "File Sorting Menu" or in Confluence it is titled the "Side Blade" menu (menu that has view types, and file sorting options) when you hit the "back" button it closes this menu.
In the skin that I have been editing, when you call up this menu and hit the "back" button, it keeps this menu open and goes back in screen behind it (for example if you are in the MyVideoNav.xml screen, it will go to the home screen).
This menu does not have it's own xml dialog file, it is merely coding within each categories file navigation screen, so there really isn't a way to setup a hokey in the appropriate xml keymap to close this menu.
The only difference I see is that the skin I am editing is using the type of list that is made of pieces (like the context menu's use) and Confluence isn't but I would not imagine means anything.
This is probably something very simple but can't seem understand how Kodi is handling this menu's hotkeys.
Hopefully what I am saying makes some kind of sense to someone.
Thank You for reading this and for any answers offered.
First off, sorry about the title, but hard to describe.
This isn't greatly important but it is puzzling me because it doesn't seem to fit in with what I have been learning.
When you call up the "File Sorting Menu" or in Confluence it is titled the "Side Blade" menu (menu that has view types, and file sorting options) when you hit the "back" button it closes this menu.
In the skin that I have been editing, when you call up this menu and hit the "back" button, it keeps this menu open and goes back in screen behind it (for example if you are in the MyVideoNav.xml screen, it will go to the home screen).
This menu does not have it's own xml dialog file, it is merely coding within each categories file navigation screen, so there really isn't a way to setup a hokey in the appropriate xml keymap to close this menu.
The only difference I see is that the skin I am editing is using the type of list that is made of pieces (like the context menu's use) and Confluence isn't but I would not imagine means anything.
This is probably something very simple but can't seem understand how Kodi is handling this menu's hotkeys.
Hopefully what I am saying makes some kind of sense to someone.
Thank You for reading this and for any answers offered.
