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<blockquote data-quote="falkyre" data-source="post: 46269" data-attributes="member: 19127">After tinkering and getting my system working, I have started to take a look into creating a plugin .... I'm actually trying to get the ShowTimes plugin that knubile created a while back working with the most recent version of MP.So my question is how do I get a plugin ID that won't conflict with anyone else's?&nbsp; (Does someone assign them).&nbsp; Secondly, I've got the code that knubile created, and he had a plugin ID of 3010.&nbsp; If I use that and compile the code, it ends up in the Windows Plugins (as it should be).&nbsp; If I changed the ID to say, 6000, then it appears under the Process ID.&nbsp; What determines that the plugin is a Window or Process plugin (all I changed was one line int he code and the configuration sees it as a process plugin rather than a windows plugin).Now onto the strings.xml, once I have my Plugin ID, then can I add to the strings.xml as I require?Thanks!Falkyre</blockquote>

[QUOTE="falkyre, post: 46269, member: 19127"] After tinkering and getting my system working, I have started to take a look into creating a plugin .... I'm actually trying to get the ShowTimes plugin that knubile created a while back working with the most recent version of MP. So my question is how do I get a plugin ID that won't conflict with anyone else's? (Does someone assign them). Secondly, I've got the code that knubile created, and he had a plugin ID of 3010. If I use that and compile the code, it ends up in the Windows Plugins (as it should be). If I changed the ID to say, 6000, then it appears under the Process ID. What determines that the plugin is a Window or Process plugin (all I changed was one line int he code and the configuration sees it as a process plugin rather than a windows plugin). Now onto the strings.xml, once I have my Plugin ID, then can I add to the strings.xml as I require? Thanks! Falkyre [/QUOTE]

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