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<blockquote data-quote="Hesse" data-source="post: 73558" data-attributes="member: 23814">I'm almost ready to release my very first plugin (and C# program) for MediaPortal.&nbsp; It is an importer for extreme movie manager.&nbsp; The last issue I have is that my plugin shows up in the process plugins section when I thought it should show up in the Windows plugins section.I followed the directions on the wiki and my definition for the class that interacts with MP is:[CODE]public class XMMImporterPlugin : GUIWindow, ISetupForm[/CODE]However, it shows up in process plugins even though I put the dll in the windows plugins directory.&nbsp; Does anyone have any suggestions on what's going on?&nbsp; I'd like to be able to fix so I can release the first version.Actually, the plugin doesn't have any GUI code in it right now.&nbsp; Its only to import information outside of mediaPortal.&nbsp; Is that why its showing up as a process plugin?ThanksJesse</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Hesse, post: 73558, member: 23814"] I'm almost ready to release my very first plugin (and C# program) for MediaPortal. It is an importer for extreme movie manager. The last issue I have is that my plugin shows up in the process plugins section when I thought it should show up in the Windows plugins section. I followed the directions on the wiki and my definition for the class that interacts with MP is: [CODE] public class XMMImporterPlugin : GUIWindow, ISetupForm[/CODE] However, it shows up in process plugins even though I put the dll in the windows plugins directory. Does anyone have any suggestions on what's going on? I'd like to be able to fix so I can release the first version. Actually, the plugin doesn't have any GUI code in it right now. Its only to import information outside of mediaPortal. Is that why its showing up as a process plugin? Thanks Jesse [/QUOTE]

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