That's odd, I can't replicate either of those functions - I'm using 1.9.0 -
I just get an empty directory if there's an fxd command file in it and if I
put the fxd location in the relevent menu items nothing shows up in Freevo.
I'm using bash scripts to launch all of the applications but see you have
successfully used with picasa, any other tips of here to go from here?
Cheers
2010/8/20 Francisco Eduardo Álvarez Solano <franciscoe.alva...@gmail.com>
>
>
> 2010/8/19 Paul <strifek...@users.sourceforge.net>
>
> Is it possible to run fxd command files from within the standard menu
>> structure? I have quite a few running from the main menu now (internet,
>> karaoke, the cheese photo application) and I wanted to clean it up by
>> inserting some within the menu items (ie: karaoke within music, the cheese
>> app within photos), there's not a whole lot of documentation on fxd files
>> and I've been fiddling with them for a while with no success, is this
>> possible at all?
>>
>
> Yes!.
>
> I've added a Spotify entry within the Music main menu. First I've written
> this fxd file:
>
> spotify.fxd:
>
> <?xml version="1.0" ?>
> <freevo>
> <command title="Spotify">
> <cmd>wine "C:\Archivos de programa\Spotify\spotify.exe"</cmd>
> <stoposd />
> </command>
> </freevo>
>
> And then, I've added the fxd file to the AUDIO_ITEMS section in
> local_conf.py:
>
> AUDIO_ITEMS = [
> ('Infantil', '/datos/musica/infantil'),
> ('Pop', '/datos/musica/pop'),
> ('Otras', '/datos/musica/otras'),
> '/opt/config/freevo/fxd/spotify.fxd',
> ]
>
> I also have a Picasa entry in the Photo menu, though, instead of adding the
> fxd file to the IMAGES section in local_conf.py, I've included it in my
> image directory:
>
> picasa.fxd:
>
> <?xml version="1.0" ?>
> <freevo>
> <command title="Editar fotos en Picasa">
> <cmd>/opt/config/freevo/fxd/picasa.cmd</cmd>
> <nostdout />
> </command>
> </freevo>
>
> picasa.cmd:
>
> #!/bin/sh
> picasa &
> true
>
> local_conf.py:
>
> IMAGE_ITEMS = [ ('Ver Fotos', '/datos/Escritorio/fotos'),
> # '/opt/config/freevo/fxd/picasa.fxd',
> ]
>
> In /datos/Escritorio/fotos I have a directory named "fotos" and the fxd
> file picasa.fxd. As you can see, I previously added the fxd file directly to
> the IMAGE_ITEMS section, though now I've commented out the entry.
> Nevertheless, both approachs work flawlessly for me.
>
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