Roku Developer Program

[calvaryftl]

Oh, ok. Well there was only one loop running, but when I ran the app, nothing showed in the debugger. I had it set to print whatever message it received, if of type "roSystemLogEvent". Any idea why nothing would show?

I had it in my code that displays a poster screen. The same section that is not displaying the images. That is the correct spot, right? I assume it is because the poster screen should be the one making the http calls for the images.

[TheEndless]

"calvaryftl" wrote:
Oh, ok. Well there was only one loop running, but when I ran the app, nothing showed in the debugger. I had it set to print whatever message it received, if of type "roSystemLogEvent". Any idea why nothing would show?

I had it in my code that displays a poster screen. The same section that is not displaying the images. That is the correct spot, right? I assume it is because the poster screen should be the one making the http calls for the images.

That sounds like the right place, yeah. Can you share the code?

[calvaryftl]

Do you mind if I email it to you?

[calvaryftl]

I have confirmed that this image loads:

http://media.calvaryftl.org/api/ROKU/im ... orship.png

while this one does not:

http://media.calvaryftl.org/api/ROKU/im ... hd/web.png

Here is a code snippet. It has the HD image hard coded at the moment. When I changed it to the image worship.png, it worked:

if (request.AsyncGetToString())
       
        while (true)
            msg = wait(0, port)
            if (type(msg) = "roUrlEvent")
                code = msg.GetResponseCode()
                if (code = 200)
 	                 array = CreateObject("roArray",10,true)
                     json = ParseJSON(msg.GetString())
  					 for each item in json.Items
					 	info = {
					  				ShortDescriptionLine1: item.name
								  	address: item.address
								  	phone: item.phone
								  	times: item.times
								  	SDPosterUrl: item.SDPosterUrl
								  	HDPosterUrl: "http://media.calvaryftl.org/api/ROKU/images/campusposters/poster/hd/web.png"
					 	}
						 array.push(info)

					 end for
	
					 return array
                endif

            else if (event = invalid)
                request.AsyncCancel()
            endif
        end while
    endif

[calvaryftl]

Any thoughts? Anyone?

[RokuChris]

All your problem URLs work fine for me. Maybe the problem isn't with the images themselves...

screen = CreateObject("roPosterScreen")
screen.SetListStyle("arced-landscape")
screen.SetContentList([
	{ hdPosterURL: "http://media.calvaryftl.org/api/ROKU/images/campusposters/poster/hd/worship.png" }
	{ hdPosterURL: "http://media.calvaryftl.org/api/ROKU/images/campusposters/poster/hd/web.png" }
	{ hdPosterURL: "http://media.calvaryftl.org/api/ROKU/images/campusposters/poster/hd/sandalfoot.jpg" }
])
screen.Show()

[calvaryftl]

Thanks for checking Chris. I don't think it is either. It's very odd how a different png will work across the web, but not the ones we created. I'm about ready to give up and just put them in the package. I'd love to not do that though to keep the package size down...

[TheEndless]

My results are the same as Chris's. Both of your example images work fine for me both on the poster screen and the grid screen (directly referencing the URLs you posted), so that would suggest you have a problem elsewhere in your code.

[calvaryftl]

Thanks again to both of you. Endless, I just emailed you my code. I hope you'll be able to check it out for me and figure out what I've missed. 🙂

[calvaryftl]

CASE SENSITIVITY!

My server is on a Windows machine, so I didn't realize that case matters. The roAssociativeArray is apparently case sensitive, so I had to make sure my paths matched perfectly with regards to case. Once I did that it worked!

Thanks for the help guys!

I hope this thread will help someone else down the road....