2020-09-05, 19:20
Hi, I'm playing around with seeing what sort of dynamically filled lists I can place on infoscreens based on the listitem selected without using widgets. Might be going down a dead end, but as a proof of concept, I managed to populate a list with tvshows with the same ListItem.Year value as the selected item using a window property like this:
Then in my list:
Not that useful, but I'm trying to figure out if it's possible to do more interesting lists, such as the seasons for a TV show or the episodes in a season. Things I know it's fairly easy to do with plugins but I'm trying to avoid using any wherever possible.
But I'm not really sure the format and syntax of these library paths and what's possible. All I could find online was the example on this page for recently added albums: https://kodi.wiki/view/Dynamic_List_Content
Is there any other resource that shows the structure of how the Kodi library is mapped out so I can see what other values I have to play with?
xml:<onload condition="String.IsEmpty(window(Home).property(InfoScreenYear))">SetProperty(InfoScreenYear,$INFO[ListItem.Year,videodb://tvshows/titles/?year=],Home)</onload>
Then in my list:
xml:<content target="videos" sortby="title" sortorder="ascending">$INFO[window(Home).property(InfoScreenYear)]</content>
Not that useful, but I'm trying to figure out if it's possible to do more interesting lists, such as the seasons for a TV show or the episodes in a season. Things I know it's fairly easy to do with plugins but I'm trying to avoid using any wherever possible.
But I'm not really sure the format and syntax of these library paths and what's possible. All I could find online was the example on this page for recently added albums: https://kodi.wiki/view/Dynamic_List_Content
Is there any other resource that shows the structure of how the Kodi library is mapped out so I can see what other values I have to play with?
