[scott967]

Should be fixed with https://github.com/xbmc/xbmc/pull/14191 

Fixed. Thanks

scott s.
.

[Hitcher]

@ksooo Just came across another one that was working prior build (2018/04/08) isn't working now.

I'm using the following condition in a list to display an equaliser image on the currently playing album -

code:
String.IsEqual(MusicPlayer.Album,ListItem.Album)

Before -



Now -

[scott967]

@ksooo:

Ok I have another one for you.

Prior to PR13754, for content Musicvideos, when you play a playlist in party mode, Player.FolderPath returned the path to the currently playing musicvideo file.  Now it returns videodb://musicvideo/titles.  Playing a playlist "normally" still returns the path correctly.

update:  also checked Player.Filenameandpath and same problem.

scott s.
.

[ksooo]

@ksooo:

Ok I have another one for you.

Prior to PR13754, for content Musicvideos, when you play a playlist in party mode, Player.FolderPath returned the path to the currently playing musicvideo file.  Now it returns videodb://musicvideo/titles.  Playing a playlist "normally" still returns the path correctly.

update:  also checked Player.Filenameandpath and same problem.

scott s.
.

@scott967 could you give thsi testbuild a try and report back? => http://mirrors.kodi.tv/test-builds/windo...th-x64.exe
This should fix the problems above.

[scott967]

@ksooo:

Ok I have another one for you.

Prior to PR13754, for content Musicvideos, when you play a playlist in party mode, Player.FolderPath returned the path to the currently playing musicvideo file.  Now it returns videodb://musicvideo/titles.  Playing a playlist "normally" still returns the path correctly.

update:  also checked Player.Filenameandpath and same problem.

scott s.
.

@scott967 could you give thsi testbuild a try and report back? => http://mirrors.kodi.tv/test-builds/windo...th-x64.exe
This should fix the problems above. 

It's closer.  Now Player.FolderPath and Player.Filenameandpath return the same results in party mode and "non-party" mode, but Player.FolderPath is wrong, in that it is returning the whole filenameandpath, not just the path (on windows at least the path is always ended with backslash: previously of the form c:\musicvideosource\artist\album\).

scott s.
.

[ksooo]

@ksooo:

Ok I have another one for you.

Prior to PR13754, for content Musicvideos, when you play a playlist in party mode, Player.FolderPath returned the path to the currently playing musicvideo file.  Now it returns videodb://musicvideo/titles.  Playing a playlist "normally" still returns the path correctly.

update:  also checked Player.Filenameandpath and same problem.

scott s.
.

@scott967 could you give thsi testbuild a try and report back? => http://mirrors.kodi.tv/test-builds/windo...th-x64.exe
This should fix the problems above.  

It's closer.  Now Player.FolderPath and Player.Filenameandpath return the same results in party mode and "non-party" mode, but Player.FolderPath is wrong, in that it is returning the whole filenameandpath, not just the path (on windows at least the path is always ended with backslash: previously of the form c:\musicvideosource\artist\album\).

scott s.
. 

Stupid mistake on my end. Here is a new testbuild: http://mirrors.kodi.tv/test-builds/windo...th-x64.exe
Does this fix your issues?

[scott967]

Stupid mistake on my end. Here is a new testbuild: http://mirrors.kodi.tv/test-builds/windo...th-x64.exe
Does this fix your issues? 

Looks good. I tested on local media of different types and works on regular play and party mode songs / musicvideos.

scott s.
.

[ksooo]

Stupid mistake on my end. Here is a new testbuild: http://mirrors.kodi.tv/test-builds/windo...th-x64.exe
Does this fix your issues? 

Looks good. I tested on local media of different types and works on regular play and party mode songs / musicvideos.

scott s.
.

Thanks.

[sualfred]

Does anybody have still a nightly before this was merged?
I'm having problems with the code from below and I have the feeling that this is maybe related to this PR -> "String.IsEqual(ListItem.Label,Container(50).ListItem.SortLetter)" always returns true.

Code:



                    <itemlayout height="35" width="45">
                        <control type="textbox">
                            <width>40</width>
                            <height>40</height>
                            <font>JumpToLetter</font>
                            <align>left</align>
                            <aligny>center</aligny>
                            <textcolor>text_sublabel</textcolor>
                            <label>$INFO[ListItem.Label]</label>
                            <visible>String.IsEmpty(ListItem.Property(NotAvailable))</visible>
                        </control>
                        <control type="textbox">
                            <width>40</width>
                            <height>40</height>
                            <font>JumpToLetter</font>
                            <align>center</align>
                            <aligny>center</aligny>
                            <textcolor>text_sublabel</textcolor>
                            <label>$INFO[ListItem.Label]</label>
                            <visible>String.IsEmpty(ListItem.Property(NotAvailable)) + !String.IsEqual(ListItem.Label,Container(50).ListItem.SortLetter)</visible>
                        </control>
                        <control type="textbox">
                            <width>40</width>
                            <height>40</height>
                            <font>JumpToLetter</font>
                            <align>center</align>
                            <aligny>center</aligny>
                            <textcolor>disabled</textcolor>
                            <label>$INFO[ListItem.Label]</label>
                            <visible>!String.IsEmpty(ListItem.Property(NotAvailable)) + !String.IsEqual(ListItem.Label,Container(50).ListItem.SortLetter)</visible>
                        </control>
                        <control type="textbox">
                            <width>40</width>
                            <height>40</height>
                            <font>JumpToLetter</font>
                            <align>center</align>
                            <aligny>center</aligny>
                            <textcolor>white</textcolor>
                            <label>$INFO[ListItem.Label]</label>
                            <visible>String.IsEqual(ListItem.Label,Container(50).ListItem.SortLetter)</visible>
                        </control>
                    </itemlayout>


All jump-to-letter items are white instead, but this should only be the case if the sortletter is equal to the letter of that additional list inside of myvideonav. 
Maybe someone can confirm that this is related to this PR. 
To reproduce simply use my Embuary skin and go to the movie listings with the active poster/wide layout. 

[Hitcher]

http://ftp.igh.cnrs.fr/pub/xbmc/xbmc/nig...er-x64.exe

[sualfred]

@Hitcher 

Thanks.

@ksooo @ronie 

With the build provided by Hitcher it's working so it should be another issue with this PR.

[ksooo]

> To reproduce simply use my Embuary skin and go to the movie listings with the active poster/wide layout.

I would, but where do I get a zip that can be installed on Leia.  When trying to install latest version from kodi beta emby repo I only get an installation error.

[ksooo]

> To reproduce simply use my Embuary skin and go to the movie listings with the active poster/wide layout.

I would, but where do I get a zip that can be installed on Leia.  When trying to install latest version from kodi beta emby repo I only get an installation error.

 nvm, the version contained in your repo works.

[ksooo]

@sualfred can you give this test build a try and report back? It should fix your issue with not working String.IsEqual(ListItem.Label,Container(50).ListItem.SortLetter).

=> http://mirrors.kodi.tv/test-builds/windo...al-x64.exe

[sualfred]

@ksooo 

Yep, solved. Thanks!