[bradvido88]

I'm trying to use this addon with Canada On Demand.

The script works until it is looking for the folder.

My seachfilter is

<CanadaOnDemand path="....

When it is looking for the folder, it looks for "CanadaOnDemand/All Channels/..."

But I think there are spaces in the folder eg "Canada On Demand/All Channels/..."

But if I put the spaces in the searchfilter 'name' eg:

<Canada On Demand Path="...

Then I get an error about not finding a valid xml config file.

XML element names can't contain spaces, so you can either change the name of the source in XBMC to not contain spaces, or look in your sources .xml to find the real path of the source (plugin://video.my.plugin), then put that in your path="..." attribute. If you add the real path, then the XML element can be named whatever you want.

Is there any way you can make this use relative paths so that it can be cross platform and not rely on hard coded c:\etc?

This would be great if I could run it on my Linux based XBMC.

Yes, that is on my list of TODOs. It's a pretty easy change, but no guarantees as to when i'll get to it. I may work on releasing the entire codebase first so you guys can make the changes.
Also, note that there is no reason this program has to run on your XBMC box; it can be run on a windows box that has access to XBMC over the network.

Is this compatible with nightlies? Still trying to figure out my issue.

The debug log shows "No more data received in the last 90 milliseconds" anytime it tries to connect via JSON. It does say "reading response from xbmc" but nothing shows up after that in the log.

It does trigger JSON-RPC connected = true.

In the nightlies, there are some changes to the JSON-RPC API response format for the commands this program reads from XBMC, so it's not currently compatible with the nightlies. I can add in a workaround to read the response differently based on the XBMC version, but that will require a little bit of work. For now, only XBMC 10.0 and 10.1 are supported.