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Or better yet, redirect the onclick to a different control. Possible?
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Those lists onclicks are hardcoded in Kodi. You could try using a hidden button to control the movement/onclick of list itself and, via conditionals, change it for movie sets.
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(This post was last modified: 2020-10-24, 01:51 by djh_.)
I think I found a workaround that doesn't break Focus animations in the actual list. I use a hidden button in the focusedlayout of my list, with a conditional <onfocus> that fires if the current item is a collection. That sends focus to a separate 'handler' button specifically for collections, which moves the main menu using <onup> and <ondown> while also returning focus to the list.
EDIT: Yup, works perfectly.
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Nice, glad you sorted it out.