2014-07-13, 02:57
(2014-07-13, 02:41)Lunatixz Wrote:(2014-07-13, 02:28)Tarkules Wrote:(2014-07-13, 02:10)Lunatixz Wrote: Nice logos, thanks for sharing
Sorry this isn't possible, Settings2 is stored in memory when running, and is completely rewritten when exiting. Anything outside of normal parameters is ignored.
Technically editing settings2 directly is temporary anyway... it's not really ideal since its a sensitive and very import file... When this build is final there will be some type of channel editor to handle everything.
Super search being iSearch?
it's listed in the post 2 example as a folder that needs to be blocked
Code:<setting id="Channel_#_3" value="Create New Super Folder,Explore XBMC favourites,iSearch" />
No. I don't have iSearch in Super Favorites, but I do have Super Search instead, and I'm using version 1.0.8.
So, the rule (_value="Create New Super Folder,Explore XBMC favourites,iSearch") is not excluding Super Search, and caused PTVL to stop loading.
But you are using an outdated copy of super favorites...
(2014-07-13, 02:33)Rastan Wrote: Luna, I am now using the built in BCT rules instead of doing it manually by interleaving like I did before to make my setup less complicated. However I have run into a snag, I requested previously that you add an ignore rule which I am finding invaluable (Thanks). I turned off BCT's on the childrens channels because some trailers in my folder are not suitable for children. But now the childrens channels have programs running back to back. I was wondering if it were at all possible to further tweak the ignore BCT rule.
It would be great if you could make it even more flexable by being able to separate BCT's within the settings menu, by turning them on and off individually. Something like this maybe? ....
In the mockup the bumpers are preserved from the exclude BCT rule.
Not interested in making disabling a feature this complicated. The feature I added for you blocks all bcts from a channel... You might want to go back to interleaving for advanced control.
No worries, Interleave them I shall
