Roku Developer Program

[SevensOrtiz]

I am using Custom Video Player and I want the Video to Fullscreen when I push the "OK" button, instead of the "DOWN" button.

            'If the <UP> key is pressed, jump out of this context:
            else if msg.isRemoteKeyPressed()
                index = msg.GetIndex()
                print "Remote button pressed: " + index.tostr()
                if index = 2  '<UP>
                    return
                else if index = 3 '<OK> (toggle fullscreen)
                    if m.paint = PaintFullscreenCanvas
                        m.setup = SetupFramedCanvas
                        m.paint = PaintFramedCanvas
                        rect = m.layout.left
                    else
                        m.setup = SetupFullscreenCanvas
                        m.paint = PaintFullscreenCanvas
                        rect = { x:0, y:0, w:0, h:0 } 'fullscreen
                        m.player.SetDestinationRect(0, 0, 0, 0) 'fullscreen
                    end if
                    m.setup()
                    m.player.SetDestinationRect(rect)
                else if index = 4 or index = 8  '<LEFT> or <REV>
                    m.position = m.position - 60
                    m.player.Seek(m.position * 1000)
                else if index = 5 or index = 9  '<RIGHT> or <FWD>
                    m.position = m.position + 60
                    m.player.Seek(m.position * 1000)
                else if index = 13  '<PAUSE/PLAY>
                    if m.paused m.player.Resume() else m.player.Pause()
                end if

Can anyone help, when I type <OK> inside where <DOWN> is, it doesn't even load the ZIP.

[destruk]

An apostrophe " ' " is the same as a REM statement - it tells the compiler to ignore the rest of the line.
So changing ' <DOWN> to ' <OK> won't accomplish anything

However, the Down button is 3, the OK button is 6, so if you change the =3 to =6 then it will look for the ok button press.

If you remove the apostraphe itself, the compiler will not understand what the comment means -- <OK> isn't a valid keyword or variable or statement/routine.