(2024-05-25, 01:22)wags1 Wrote: @pitkin For #1:
First make sure you have the addon “Skin Helper Service Skin Backup” installed, then:
1 - Go to Skin Settings, Restore Settings, and click on Export Skin Settings and ensure that it saves a restore point.
2 - Go to Skin Settings, Restore Settings, and click on “Show Skin Reset Button” and then click on “Reset Skin”.
3 - Once that completes go back to Skin Settings, Restore Settings, and click on “import Skin Settings” and then click on the restore that you created in step 1.
Once that completes your skin should be back to the way you had it configured when you exported your skin settings in step 1.
Thank you very much for the support, wags1. I really appreciate!!
1. I did the first 2 steps- backup and resetting the Aeon MQ 9 Mod skin;
2. then copied the backup files from "script.skin.helper.skinbackup" on a different place
3. switched to Estuary skin & uninstalled Aeon MQ 9 Mod
4. Exit Kodi and flushed Kodi cash
5. Plugged off the Nvidia Shield TV cord and restarted it
6. Started Kodi and from Estuary interface, went to Latts Kodi repo and reinstalled Aeon MQ 9 Mod skin
7. Copied back in .kodi\addons\script.skin.helper.skinbackup the backup files
8. Than performed the 3rd step in restoring the Skin Settings from the backup
All that procedure took no more than 15 min., incl. the Aeon MQ 9 Mod repo reinstall-really very, very quick and very smooth reinstall (without any turning wheel problem as mentioned somewhere in that forum tread).
Unfortunately, my problem persisted- any search is returning results within the Estuary search results dialog.
Something is messed up with the dialogues' identification.
I'm wondering whether it is possible to hack the original code in the xml files - exchanging the number of the Aeon MQ 9 Mod skin search result dialog with some unusual one in the 3000 or 5000 range f.ex and exchanging that number within the search routine.
Your suggestions and help will be really welcome