[jgauthier]

Greetings,

Is there a way to disable the notification noise occurs when XBMC.Notification is called?
And is it possible to have an "onclick"-type action for the notification?

Thanks!

[Roman_V_M]

Greetings,

Is there a way to disable the notification noise occurs when XBMC.Notification is called?

Short answer - yes: http://romanvm.github.io/xbmcstubs/docs/...tification

And is it possible to have an "onclick"-type action for the notification?

What is this exactly?

[el_Paraguayo]

How are you planning to "click" on the notification. If you need some interaction with the user, would you be better using an "ok" or "yes/no" dialog?

If the interaction is optional then you may want to use a timeout but I don't think the "ok" dialog has this. The "yes/no" dialog, however, has an autoclose parameter.
http://romanvm.github.io/xbmcstubs/docs/...html#yesno

[jgauthier]

In my application, I am using the notifications to inform the user of certain items. In this particular case it's a musical track change.

This is eventually intended for a touch only display. So, it would be a nice user interaction to be able to tab the notification and have it bring me into the music interface I am building.

[jgauthier]

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Short answer - yes: http://romanvm.github.io/xbmcstubs/docs/...tification

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Waiit, are you sure? I read what you posted, and it looks like what I was previously looking for and never found.
According to the wiki, there isn't an option for sound:

http://kodi.wiki/view/List_of_Built_In_Functions

Now, when I attempted to add that parameter my application went down hill.

I've tried the following basically:

XBMC.Notification("123","456","noalbum.png")
No image. Sound
XBMC.Notification("123","456",5000,"noalbum.png")
Image, Sound
XBMC.Notification("123","456",5000,"noalbum.png", False)
No Image. Sound.
XBMC.Notification("123","456",False,5000,noalbum.png")
No image, sound...

and on and on. I cannot find a combination that does all three.
The page you posted shows icon=, sound=, time=

Using that format, nothing works at all.

[Roman_V_M]

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[quote='Roman_V_M' pid='2067752' dateline='1438339003']

Short answer - yes: http://romanvm.github.io/xbmcstubs/docs/...tification

Waiit, are you sure?

No, I'm joking. Kodi has several APIs to interact with and those APIs have some overlapping capabilities. E. g. I know at least 3 ways to display a pop-up notification using different APIs, but I personally prefer xbmcgui.Dialog().notification which I've suggested above.

[jgauthier]

That was my error. I didn't realize you were pointing me to a DIFFERENT method of calling notifications.
You're correct. The API through dialog() works great. Thanks for taking the time to make that clear.