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<blockquote data-quote="RoChess" data-source="post: 924645" data-attributes="member: 18896">Ok, well then you will have to like do what I've done and that is to just print out all the skin vars of each plugin and see which ones you can use (the one that only has certain contents you can verify on in the state you want to check for)&nbsp;You can also go reverse about it. The MP-TVSeries clearart system is more integrated in code, so you can do a negative comparison, i.e.:&nbsp;&nbsp;&lt;visible&gt;!string.equals(#TVSeries.Play.ClearArt,)&lt;/visible&gt;&nbsp;So you then show it only when TVS is not. Of course this might not work proper if that value is not set on a TVS show that doesn't have clearart, so your best bet is to go over all the plugin skin vars to find one you can use that indicates what plugin initiated the playback so you can refer to it in videoFullScreen.xml (pretty sure that is where you are putting your code in)</blockquote>

[QUOTE="RoChess, post: 924645, member: 18896"] Ok, well then you will have to like do what I've done and that is to just print out all the skin vars of each plugin and see which ones you can use (the one that only has certain contents you can verify on in the state you want to check for) You can also go reverse about it. The MP-TVSeries clearart system is more integrated in code, so you can do a negative comparison, i.e.: <visible>!string.equals(#TVSeries.Play.ClearArt,)</visible> So you then show it only when TVS is not. Of course this might not work proper if that value is not set on a TVS show that doesn't have clearart, so your best bet is to go over all the plugin skin vars to find one you can use that indicates what plugin initiated the playback so you can refer to it in videoFullScreen.xml (pretty sure that is where you are putting your code in) [/QUOTE]

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