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<blockquote data-quote="pilehave" data-source="post: 572736" data-attributes="member: 71550">Re: InfoService v1.32 - 5 day weather/Feeds/Twitter on basic home [04-01-2010] *PLANNOh, well that kinda makes sense though, as the updaterate is set to 60 minutes <img src="data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7" class="smilie smilie--sprite smilie--sprite8" alt=":D" title="Big Grin&nbsp; &nbsp; :D" loading="lazy" data-shortname=":D" /> I just assumed that when you changed the city the rest of the info was updated.If may suggest a method of getting the updated info immediately, this could be done:Subscribe to the eventhandler in the Start() function (which is run when a plugin starts):[CODE]GUIGraphicsContext.OnNewAction += new OnActionHandler(OnAction);[/CODE]Then you can catch any user-actions with:[CODE]// Catch actions up, down, enter/play and home/back/etc.public void OnAction(Action action){int actwin = GUIWindowManager.ActiveWindowEx;if (actwin == 2600) //Weather screen{//I believe these are the valid actions for Enter/Play/Mouse click.if(action.wID == Action.ActionType.ACTION_MUSIC_PLAY || action.wID == Action.ActionType.ACTION_MOUSE_CLICK || action.wID == Action.ActionType.ACTION_SELECT_ITEM){//update from cached weather-file and set some kind of flag}}}[/CODE]Of course you need to create some kind of logic to avoid updating the weather every time the user clicks something. And you would probably need to wait for some seconds while the cached file is updated by MediaPortal...</blockquote>

[QUOTE="pilehave, post: 572736, member: 71550"] [b]Re: InfoService v1.32 - 5 day weather/Feeds/Twitter on basic home [04-01-2010] *PLANN[/b] Oh, well that kinda makes sense though, as the updaterate is set to 60 minutes :D I just assumed that when you changed the city the rest of the info was updated. If may suggest a method of getting the updated info immediately, this could be done: Subscribe to the eventhandler in the Start() function (which is run when a plugin starts): [CODE]GUIGraphicsContext.OnNewAction += new OnActionHandler(OnAction);[/CODE] Then you can catch any user-actions with: [CODE] // Catch actions up, down, enter/play and home/back/etc. public void OnAction(Action action) { int actwin = GUIWindowManager.ActiveWindowEx; if (actwin == 2600) //Weather screen { //I believe these are the valid actions for Enter/Play/Mouse click. if(action.wID == Action.ActionType.ACTION_MUSIC_PLAY || action.wID == Action.ActionType.ACTION_MOUSE_CLICK || action.wID == Action.ActionType.ACTION_SELECT_ITEM) { //update from cached weather-file and set some kind of flag } } } [/CODE] Of course you need to create some kind of logic to avoid updating the weather every time the user clicks something. And you would probably need to wait for some seconds while the cached file is updated by MediaPortal... [/QUOTE]

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