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<blockquote data-quote="ajp8164" data-source="post: 864201" data-attributes="member: 64375">Try this instead:&nbsp;&lt;onclick&gt;#(skin.setstring('#skin.tvguide.rows'))&lt;/onclick&gt;&nbsp;Note the single-quote marks on the setstring() argument. I think the wiki may be incorrect.. Also, I should address the lack of debug output.&nbsp;However, I'm not sure this control will do anything for you. Typically you would use something like the following on a checkbutton control to manage a boolean setting.&nbsp;&lt;selected&gt;#(skin.hassetting('#skin.tvguide.showgenrekey'))&lt;/selected&gt;&lt;onclick&gt;#(skin.togglesetting('#skin.tvguide.showgenrekey'))&lt;/onclick&gt;&nbsp;What are you trying to accomplish?&nbsp; If you're trying to get the keyboard up to set a value then you have to use a skin #define as the argument to setstring() - I think the #define must have been previously declared at the top of the skin file (e.g., &lt;define&gt;#my_var:&lt;/define&gt; which will create a define with value equal to empty string).&nbsp; I'm not sure you can pass a #define to setstring() as the value (2nd) parameter to get it saved to the skin settings file.&nbsp; I'd have to look over the implementation (or try it ;-)&nbsp;Thanks for testing!</blockquote>

[QUOTE="ajp8164, post: 864201, member: 64375"] Try this instead: [I]<onclick>#(skin.setstring('#skin.tvguide.rows'))</onclick>[/I] Note the single-quote marks on the setstring() argument. I think the wiki may be incorrect.. Also, I should address the lack of debug output. However, I'm not sure this control will do anything for you. Typically you would use something like the following on a checkbutton control to manage a boolean setting. [I]<selected>#(skin.hassetting('#skin.tvguide.showgenrekey'))</selected>[/I] [I]<onclick>#(skin.togglesetting('#skin.tvguide.showgenrekey'))</onclick>[/I] What are you trying to accomplish? If you're trying to get the keyboard up to set a value then you have to use a skin #define as the argument to setstring() - I think the #define must have been previously declared at the top of the skin file (e.g., <define>#my_var:</define> which will create a define with value equal to empty string). I'm not sure you can pass a #define to setstring() as the value (2nd) parameter to get it saved to the skin settings file. I'd have to look over the implementation (or try it ;-) Thanks for testing! [/QUOTE]

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