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<blockquote data-quote="lugiber" data-source="post: 12536" data-attributes="member: 10335">Wow!I have spent the morning configuring the lcd screens and i am even more impressed than yesterday. The plugin displays almost everything i want. I can't wait to get home so i can try it out on my lcd. I just have two more feature requests:1.) It would be great if the #percentage flag would defaut to zero instead of nothing. I use it generate a bargraph and i get an error message if the #percentage outputs nothing.2.) Some sort of &quot;now playing&quot; output. I know this works with #selecteditem but when i stop playing the media it is still displayed as if it were still playing.I have an idea regarding the display of menus, but i am no programmer so bear with me. Basically the idea is that the plugin would remember the menu buttons you have already used so that when you have scrolled through the menu once the plugin would be able to display the entire menu. This would of course require the user to scroll through all the menus to be able to display them but it is a start.Again thanks for all the help/Peter</blockquote>

[QUOTE="lugiber, post: 12536, member: 10335"] Wow! I have spent the morning configuring the lcd screens and i am even more impressed than yesterday. The plugin displays almost everything i want. I can't wait to get home so i can try it out on my lcd. I just have two more feature requests: 1.) It would be great if the #percentage flag would defaut to zero instead of nothing. I use it generate a bargraph and i get an error message if the #percentage outputs nothing. 2.) Some sort of "now playing" output. I know this works with #selecteditem but when i stop playing the media it is still displayed as if it were still playing. I have an idea regarding the display of menus, but i am no programmer so bear with me. Basically the idea is that the plugin would remember the menu buttons you have already used so that when you have scrolled through the menu once the plugin would be able to display the entire menu. This would of course require the user to scroll through all the menus to be able to display them but it is a start. Again thanks for all the help /Peter [/QUOTE]

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