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- ken2400VisitorForgot to click on
"Notify me when a reply is posted" - kbensonVisitorIf you are looking for beta testing, you need to publish to a private channel so other can install it when you give them the private channel code. Then just find some people willing to beta test and tell them the code. They should be able to test by using the code to add the channel. You can test this yourself with your Roku.
- ken2400VisitorI now need to figure out how to package it for publication.
- TheEndlessRoku GuruThe ChannelPackagingAndPublishing.pdf included in the SDK should tell you everything you need to know.
- ken2400VisitorI have it ready.
Where do I publish the "Private" channel?
Thanks - ken2400VisitorOK did it.
Where do I post the code so others can add the channel.
Thanks - KennyJRoku Guru
"ken2400" wrote:
OK did it.
Where do I post the code so others can add the channel.
Thanks
Who do you want to see it? You can post here or the main forum and ask people to check it out. - ken2400Visitorhttps://owner.roku.com/Account/ChannelCode/?code=2010
Next question.
The feeds are listed in the code.
I was thinking of reading them from a web page so I could update/add links dynamically.
Is this a good idea?
Thanks - TheEndlessRoku Guru
"ken2400" wrote:
https://owner.roku.com/Account/ChannelCode/?code=2010
Next question.
The feeds are listed in the code.
I was thinking of reading them from a web page so I could update/add links dynamically.
Is this a good idea?
Thanks
A very good idea. What I'd probably recommend is including a static feed with the channel as well, so your channel has something to fall back on if the web feed isn't available for some reason.