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I have a DialogXML, which opens show(), and hide by close().
But the problem is, all actions are prensent on the dialog.
Is there a way to show the dialog as popup like mutebug or a workaround to forward the actions to current window?

Code:
class MFLDialog(xbmcgui.WindowXMLDialog):

    def __init__(self, xmlFilename, scriptPath, defaultSkin, defaultRes):

        log("Initializing MFL Dialog...")

MFL = MFLDialog("DialogMFL.xml", __addonpath__, 'Default', '720p')

MFL.show()

....

MFL.close()

Code:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>

<window type="dialog">

  <defaultcontrol>-</defaultcontrol>

  <allowoverlay>yes</allowoverlay>

  <coordinates>

    <system>0</system>

    <posx>0</posx>

    <posy>0</posy>

  </coordinates>

  <controls>

    <control type="group">

      <posx>390</posx>

      <posy>-10</posy>

      <animation effect="slide" end="0,-120" time="300" tween="quadratic" easing="out">WindowClose</animation>

      <animation effect="slide" start="0,-120" time="300" tween="quadratic" easing="out">WindowOpen</animation>

      <control type="image">

        <posx>0</posx>

        <posy>-30</posy>

        <width>130</width>

        <height>150</height>

        <texture flipx="false" border="5,5,5,5">OverlayDialogBackground.png</texture>

      </control>

      <control type="image">

        <posx>25</posx>

        <posy>20</posy>

        <width>80</width>

        <height>80</height>

        <aspectratio>keep</aspectratio>

        <texture>icon-mfl.png</texture>

      </control>

    </control>

  </controls>

</window>

That's my workaround. Would be cool, if someone has a better solution.

Code:
class MFLDialog(xbmcgui.WindowXMLDialog):

    def __init__(self, xmlFilename, scriptPath, defaultSkin, defaultRes):

        log("Initializing MFL Dialog...")

        self.Action = {

                        1: 'Left',

                        2: 'Right',

                        3: 'Up',

                        4: 'Down',

                        7: 'Select',

                        92: 'Back',

                        117: 'ContextMenu'

                    }

    def onAction(self, action):

        curWinID = xbmcgui.getCurrentWindowId()

        xbmc.executebuiltin('Action(%s,%s)' % (self.Action[action.getId()],curWinID))

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-7nvt2ttIFs

it's bad, the workaround don't always works well.
sometime when a dialog is open, the action are forwarded to the background window.

harryberlin

harryberlin

harryberlin