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Hi All.
pls help me, i need to run python script after my skinned window loading event, defined as home.xml of the my skin.

How can i do it, i tryed to place next code into my window definition:

<window id="0">
<defaultcontrol always="true">300</defaultcontrol>
<allowoverlay>no</allowoverlay>
<oninit>XBMC.RunScript(U:\skin\My_Skin\Extras\Authentification\default.py)</oninit>

but i dont see anything.

thx
ps: i've not found the oninit or onload tag in the window xml structure (http://wiki.xbmc.org/?title=Window_Structure), but i think that is possible, am'i right?

If you are using windowxml, then use the python oninit callback to do processing.

See the python documentation (see Nuka1195's sig for instance)

here

Thanks a lot.

Nuka1195 Wrote:here

jmarshall Wrote:If you are using windowxml, then use the python oninit callback to do processing.

See the python documentation (see Nuka1195's sig for instance)

sorry, but i don't want to run script , i need to run script from my our skin (more, i want to do it declaratively in the window XML definition), and i cannot find anything like init or init callback in the http://wiki.xbmc.org/?title=Window_Structure and http://xbmc.sourceforge.net/python-docs/xbmcgui.html documentation...

may be, are the docs in these links not actual for present? becouse i see and onInit and onFocus callbacks in here:
http://forum.xbmc.org/showthread.php?tid=24839
but cannot find it in the links above showed///

ps: sorry my dreadfull english
pps: thxs a lot for your answers

Easiest way in that case is to make a default control have an <onfocus> event (which runs the script, then sets focus elsewhere).

jmarshall Wrote:Easiest way in that case is to make a default control have an <onfocus> event (which runs the script, then sets focus elsewhere).

thx
i 've done it as it is done in the startup xml window :

<window>
<defaultcontrol always="true">10</defaultcontrol>
<allowoverlay>no</allowoverlay>

<controls>
<control type="button" id="10">
<description>Trigger</description>
<onfocus>ReplaceWindow(LoginScreen)</onfocus>
<texturenofocus>-</texturenofocus>
<texturefocus>-</texturefocus>
</control>
</controls>
</window>