Is there a way to get the current item and total number of items for a content in a grouplist?
(2015-04-11, 12:13)Eddage Wrote: [ -> ]Is there a way to get the current item and total number of items for a content in a grouplist?
Container(id).NumItems and Container(id).CurrentItem don't work in grouplists ? I know that Container(id).CurrentItem has been fixed in Isengard since it didn't work in previous releases but didn't try for grouplists.
Are you trying to group built-in buttons ? If so, you can still make a simple list with custom items sending clicks to the built-in button id.
As far as I know, nope.
I also searched for a way to display the total number or the current page position a few days ago.
It ended up with a label "scroll down for more" based on the visiblity of a hidden scrollbar.
+1 for this feature.
(2015-04-11, 14:59)sualfred Wrote: [ -> ]As far as I know, nope.
I also searched for a way to display the total number or the current page position a few days ago.
It ended up with a label "scroll down for more" based on the visiblity of a hidden scrollbar.
+1 for this feature.
That make sense having it working in all kind of lists ... +1
(2015-04-11, 14:18)Jayz2K Wrote: [ -> ] (2015-04-11, 12:13)Eddage Wrote: [ -> ]Is there a way to get the current item and total number of items for a content in a grouplist?
Container(id).NumItems and Container(id).CurrentItem don't work in grouplists ? I know that Container(id).CurrentItem has been fixed in Isengard since it didn't work in previous releases but didn't try for grouplists.
Are you trying to group built-in buttons ? If so, you can still make a simple list with custom items sending clicks to the built-in button id.
It's for things like the video/audio osd settings and context menu so as far as I know there isn't a way around it.
Definitely +1 for this feature to be included though, just wanted to make sure I wasn't missing something!
(2015-04-11, 16:28)Eddage Wrote: [ -> ]It's for things like the video/audio osd settings and context menu so as far as I know there isn't a way around it.
Not yet started OSD skinning. But rebuilt a list with custom items for video window option. It works when using SendClick(id) action in the <onclick> tag ... for a built in contro button.
Seems that you mean the built in grouplist Id="5". Since it's not just button, that won't work as is. Maybe but not sure, using a combination like this in the list item :
Code:
Item 1
<onclick>Control.SetFocus(5,1)</onclick>
<onclick>SendClick(5)</onclick>
Item 2
<onclick>Control.SetFocus(5,2)</onclick>
<onclick>SendClick(5)</onclick>
Etc.
keep in mind that a grouplist can contain a mixture of controls: labels, images, buttons, even disabled buttons and hidden items.
so it's not very straightforward to add those infolabels i think.
(2015-04-11, 17:09)ronie Wrote: [ -> ]keep in mind that a grouplist can contain a mixture of controls: labels, images, buttons, even disabled buttons and hidden items.
so it's not very straightforward to add those infolabels i think.
Yep, you're right. But since a pagecontrol<->scrollbar works fine, I would be satisfied to have something like ControlGroup(id).CurrentPage & ControlGroup(id).NumPages
(2015-04-11, 17:55)sualfred Wrote: [ -> ] (2015-04-11, 17:09)ronie Wrote: [ -> ]keep in mind that a grouplist can contain a mixture of controls: labels, images, buttons, even disabled buttons and hidden items.
so it's not very straightforward to add those infolabels i think.
Yep, you're right. But since a pagecontrol<->scrollbar works fine, I would be satisfied to have something like ControlGroup(id).CurrentPage & ControlGroup(id).NumPages
+1 for this. For e.g. would be very useful to show up/down indicators that there are more items off page.
Bit late to the party, but shouldn't Container(id).HasNext / HasPrevious work for this?
(2015-08-06, 12:51)mkortstiege Wrote: [ -> ]Bit late to the party, but shouldn't Container(id).HasNext / HasPrevious work for this?
correct, they work pefectly fine for grouplists.
Working for me apart from the current item offset is one out. ie item 1 is labelled 0, item 2 is labelled 1, etc.
Ah right, mkorstiege already noticed that, but I talked him out of correcting that. Obviously I was mistaken with Container.Position which does start with 0.
