i used the movietemplate from the xant plugin.
its very strange...i know by now that the xant plugin parses the movies.amc file to make it usable for xlobby...( it makes from an amc database, an xml database, if i'm correct) and when i first did it (started xlobby up) it did what it had to do and showed all my thumbs of my movies in the moviescreen. From there i've made the detail screen and it all works fine. It's showt all the movie details in the right field.
Now, i don't know that it correct but when i press F2 and go to basic...my movie path is empty. So i'm not sure that i have to put something in there cause the xant plugin does that work.
I changed <parameter>"%$$ITEM_TYPE $$ITEM_MEDIA" "$$ITEM_URL"</parameter>...to <parameter>"%$$ITEM_TYPE" "$$ITEM_MEDIA" "$$ITEM_URL"</parameter> but i see no difference.
the trouble is that i did it like u suggested before with year...that works but thats the only one
Quote >>Now when you want to search you have to create an event that will sort a category on a specific field, and then link that to a button you create. To help you out, lets say you want to search on Year.
1) In your search overlay (or screen) you have a button that you have labeled "Year".
2) Enter XLobby setup/Events and create an event called Search on Year, or something to that effect.
3) Highlight it then goto the XLOBBY commands and find the one called set filter.
4) You have to fill in the Category with the name of your movie category.
5) Under Filter type in "year"
6) Close the setup screen and goto the skin editor and highlight the button you created previously.
7) Link the event you just created to the button under the EVENTS tab.
Once you create your keypad (or it is easier just to use a search screen from an existing skin), with your newly created button, if you select it then start clicking on the year of the movies your looking for, the search will gradually narrow itself down. Example start by clicking on the 1 button...all movies in the year 1 to 1999999999999 that start with 1 will show up, follow with 9...then that will broaden the search from 19 to 199999999 only showing the movies that start with 19. Keep on entering to refine the search.
This is more or less how it is done for searching on Title, Director, Rating, Actor...or whatever fields are defined in the database.>>>
i did that before...didn't worked.
damn, oke back to my study days..trying to figure out what i've missed
thanks for your help
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