[Takezo36]

Hi,
I'm playing around with Estuary and try to change the behaviour of the onclick action in the video navigation. From what i got from the skinning manual i can override the onclick on lists. So i tried to modify the widelist and added an onclick tag like this 

xml:
<includes>

    <include name="View_55_WideList">

        <control type="group">

            <include>OpenClose_Right</include>

            <visible>Control.IsVisible(55)</visible>

            <include>Visible_Right</include>

            <control type="fixedlist" id="55">

                <left>594</left>

                <top>list_y_offset</top>

                <bottom>list_y_offset</bottom>

                <right>0</right>

                <scrolltime tween="cubic" easing="out">500</scrolltime>

                <orientation>vertical</orientation>

                <onclick>RunPlugin(plugin://plugin.program.relatedmedia?store=1)</onclick>

But nothing is happening, as in the default click is still happening but not the onclick. Can someone tell me if this not possible or what i'm doing wrong.

Thanks

[nonJon]

Try adding a hidden button to the focused layout of the list container:

PHP Code:

        <focusedlayout width="802" height="111">
                <control type="button">
                        <posx>-30</posx>
                        <posy>-30</posy>
                        <width>1</width>
                        <height>1</height>
                        <label></label>
                        <texturenofocus></texturenofocus>
                        <texturefocus></texturefocus>
                        <onclick>do_stuff</onclick>
                 </control>
                         .
                         .
                         . 


[Takezo36]

Try adding a hidden button to the focused layout of the list container:

PHP Code:

<focusedlayout width="802" height="111">
<control type="button">
<posx>-30</posx>
<posy>-30</posy>
<width>1</width>
<height>1</height>
<label></label>
<texturenofocus></texturenofocus>
<texturefocus></texturefocus>
<onclick>do_stuff</onclick>
</control>
.
.
. 


Hi, 
thanks that did put me in the right direction. Eventhough the onclick here doesn't work as well (i guess in the mysts of includes and variables there is a reason for that) i can use onfocus for what i want to try. Thanks for the hint.