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<blockquote data-quote="elliottmc" data-source="post: 862136" data-attributes="member: 14268">Well, it seems to me that there is a code issue.&nbsp;The colours are in skinsettings.xml on the client, and for some reason they are not correctly copied to MediaPortal.xml and cannot be edited.&nbsp;I have tested again, removing the 'tvguidecolors' section from MediaPortal.xml&nbsp;If I select a genre name, and click on the button to edit the colour, I do actually get the colour wheel to appear, but whatever I select is not saved. However, if I have colours already in MediaPortal.xml, I can edit them fine.&nbsp;The bottom line is that Andy should ignore my initial criticism. This is a great feature and is basically implemented well. I will install on my server in a little while.&nbsp;But there are bugs in there. My gut feeling is that the code is assuming it can get info from the TV server, and when it doesn't then things start to go wrong.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="elliottmc, post: 862136, member: 14268"] Well, it seems to me that there is a code issue. The colours are in skinsettings.xml on the client, and for some reason they are not correctly copied to MediaPortal.xml and cannot be edited. I have tested again, removing the 'tvguidecolors' section from MediaPortal.xml If I select a genre name, and click on the button to edit the colour, I do actually get the colour wheel to appear, but whatever I select is not saved. However, if I have colours already in MediaPortal.xml, I can edit them fine. The bottom line is that Andy should ignore my initial criticism. This is a great feature and is basically implemented well. I will install on my server in a little while. But there are bugs in there. My gut feeling is that the code is assuming it can get info from the TV server, and when it doesn't then things start to go wrong. [/QUOTE]

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