[Mike_Doc]

Hi,

I have a list and I'm using includes with conditions to control the width of the list as follows:

Code:

<include condition="Skin.HasSetting(KodiFlixShortList)">KodiFlixShortListWidth</include>
    <inclide condition="!Skin.HasSetting(KodiFlixShortList)">KodiFlixNormalListWidth</inclide>

This working fine but if I attempt to alter the fist line to:

Code:

<include condition="Skin.HasSetting(KodiFlixShortList) + Container.Content(movies)">KodiFlixShortListWidth</include>

The it seems to break and the list just shows at normal length.

includes:

Code:

<include name="KodiFlixNormalListWidth">
    <width>2495</width>
</include>
<include name="KodiFlixShortListWidth">
    <width>620</width>
</include>

Screenshots:

watch gallery

1st one is with switch active, 2nd one is deactive. if I attach the movies check then all I get is the 2nd screenshot?

Any help is much appreciated and thanks.

Mike

[phil65]

using Container.Content() for includes does not make sense (when includes get resolved it is not set yet). That's also the reason why it does not work.

[Mike_Doc]

Ok, thanks Phil.

Would you have any suggestion on how to correctly control the width of the list depending on a switch and the content being viewed?

[phil65]

Ok, thanks Phil.

Would you have any suggestion on how to correctly control the width of the list depending on a switch and the content being viewed?

make two different lists or fiddle around with item/focusedlayout.

[Mike_Doc]

Thanks Phil.

[Jayz2K]

Or use the same list with width=$PARAM[width] then call the include for each condition with a different <param name="width" value="MY_VALUE_HERE" />

[Mike_Doc]

Thanks Jayz2k, will look into the option as well.