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bsoriano
Yeah, you should be able to recreate that view.
RIGHT SIDE
Each day requires an individual list with a unique ID.
The content path is relatively simple:
xml:
<content target="videos">plugin://plugin.video.themoviedb.helper/?info=library_nextaired&startdate=0&days=1&widget=True&type=episode</content>
Change the startdate value for each day in the list. -1 is yesterday, 0 is today, 1 is tomorrow etc.
LEFT SIDE
A normal list with static content items.
The container number should be the right side list for that day.
(I've just pushed an update to get the short versions of air_day/air_date)
xml:
<item id="1">
<label>$INFO[Container(5001).ListItemAbsolute(0).Property(air_day_short)]$INFO[Container(5001).NumItems, (,)]</label>
<label2>$INFO[Container(5001).ListItemAbsolute(0).Property(air_date_short)]</label2>
<visible>Integer.IsGreater(Container(5001).NumItems,0) | Container(5001).IsUpdating</visible>
</item>
<item id="2">
<label>$INFO[Container(5002).ListItemAbsolute(0).Property(air_day_short)]$INFO[Container(5002).NumItems, (,)]</label>
<label2>$INFO[Container(5002).ListItemAbsolute(0).Property(air_date_short)]</label2>
<visible>Integer.IsGreater(Container(5002).NumItems,0) | Container(5002).IsUpdating</visible>
</item>
etc.
RIGHT SIDE (AGAIN)
Each list on the right should have a visible condition based upon the item in the left side list (I've used 4000 as the left list ID)
e.g.
<visible allowhiddenfocus="true">Container(4000).HasFocus(1)</visible>
Since the items have detailed info, you can get the 1st studio name with:
$INFO[ListItem.Property(Studio.1.Name)]
You can get any detailed item label
https://github.com/jurialmunkey/plugin.v...ailed-Item
To get status, you can use:
$INFO[ListItem.Status]
If you want landscape art (not just fanart/poster) then you will also need fanarttv param in the content path:
Alternative Approach
The other approach you could use is you could just use the calendar plugin path for the left list
xml:
<content target="videos">plugin://plugin.video.themoviedb.helper/?fanarttv=True&info=library_nextaired&nextpage=True&type=tv</content>
And then have a right side list that gets the folderpath from the left list
xml:
<content target="videos">$INFO[Container(4000).ListItem.FolderPath]</content>
This way is much easier to implement but obviously you have much less control over exactly which lists are shown.
