2015-08-24, 15:32
2015-08-24, 17:11
you can do a stringcompare on the Skin.CurrentColourTheme infolabel.
2015-08-24, 18:33
Like this ?
<visible>Stringcompare(Skin.CurrentColourTheme,Dark with Dark Dialogs)</visible>
I'm not sure this syntax is correct.
<visible>Stringcompare(Skin.CurrentColourTheme,Dark with Dark Dialogs)</visible>
I'm not sure this syntax is correct.
2015-08-24, 18:37
(2015-08-24, 18:33)Guilouz Wrote: [ -> ]Like this ?
<visible>Stringcompare(Skin.CurrentColourTheme,Dark with Dark Dialogs.xml)</visible>
I'm not sure this syntax is correct.
I want to show a skin setting and hide another when color "Dark with Dark Dialogs" is selected.
2015-08-24, 18:40
so put this in the one you want to show,
and this:
in the one you want to hide.
I suggest you to check first what the $INFO label returns, by put it in a label control, then put the right output in the StiringCompare condition.
Code:
<visible>Stringcompare(Skin.CurrentColourTheme,Dark with Dark Dialogs)</visible>Code:
<visible>!Stringcompare(Skin.CurrentColourTheme,Dark with Dark Dialogs)</visible>I suggest you to check first what the $INFO label returns, by put it in a label control, then put the right output in the StiringCompare condition.
Code:
<label>Put This in the StringCompare: $INFO[Skin.CurrentColourTheme]</label>2015-08-24, 21:59
it's working ! Thanks !