sunilpawar
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02-03-2012
02:09 AM
SpringboardScreen button navigation
Hi
I have SpringboardScreen with three button and poster of video
Buttons are like
Button Index : Title
0 : Preview for 2 minutes
1 : Subscribe to channel
2 : Back
By default "Preview for 2 minutes" button is selected
is it possible: after watching the 2 minute preview (control get back to springboard screen ), "Subscribe to channel" button should be focused/selected.
Thanks
Sunil
I have SpringboardScreen with three button and poster of video
Buttons are like
Button Index : Title
0 : Preview for 2 minutes
1 : Subscribe to channel
2 : Back
By default "Preview for 2 minutes" button is selected
is it possible: after watching the 2 minute preview (control get back to springboard screen ), "Subscribe to channel" button should be focused/selected.
Thanks
Sunil
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belltown
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02-03-2012
09:29 AM
Re: SpringboardScreen button navigation
I don't know if you can do that easily on an roSpringboardScreen. There is a SetDefaultMenuItem function that allows you to select which button to highlight on an roParagraphScreen, but it doesn't seem to be implemented in roSpringboardScreen.
There is a discussion in http://forums.roku.com/viewtopic.php?f=34&t=45203&p=307134#p307053 of how to do this using the ECP.
There is a discussion in http://forums.roku.com/viewtopic.php?f=34&t=45203&p=307134#p307053 of how to do this using the ECP.
destruk
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02-03-2012
01:13 PM
Re: SpringboardScreen button navigation
You should be able to remove the 'back' selection since the user can press UP on any remote to do the same thing.

TheEndless
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02-03-2012
01:21 PM
Re: SpringboardScreen button navigation
You could also make the subscribe button the first button.
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belltown
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02-03-2012
01:22 PM
Re: SpringboardScreen button navigation
Or, when the user returns to the springboard screen after watching the preview, you could redisplay the buttons so you have:
0: Subscribe to channel
1: Watch 2 minute preview again
Then the Subscribe button will be highlighted when they return back to the springboard screen.
EDIT: TheEndless beat me to it.
0: Subscribe to channel
1: Watch 2 minute preview again
Then the Subscribe button will be highlighted when they return back to the springboard screen.
EDIT: TheEndless beat me to it.
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02-05-2012
10:50 PM
Re: SpringboardScreen button navigation
Thank you very much
I done it using External Control Protocol
Get the IP Address of Roku Device
Sunil
I done it using External Control Protocol
Get the IP Address of Roku Device
Function GetRokuLocalIP() As String
print "---GetRokuLocalIP---"
For Each key in m.ips
ipAddress = m.ips[key]
if ipAddress <> invalid and ipAddress.len() > 0 then
return ipAddress
end if
Next
Return ""
End Function
ip = GetRokuLocalIP()
ecp_url = "http://" + ip + ":8060/keypress/Down"
print "ecp_url " ; ecp_url
req = CreateObject("roUrlTransfer")
request.SetUrl(ecp_url)
request.PostFromString("")
Sunil