Question about 'actions' performed by keybindings vs. onclick/onfocus

Hi, sorry if i miss something in aknowledgement but i have some trouble understand it, because it working differently.


1:  Homescreen

I have an Vertical Home Menu, where i like to use the shutdown menu when click <onback>
(since on left is open submenu, on right focuses widgets in my case)
<onback condition="!Skin.HasSetting(DisablePowerMenu)">ActivateWindow(ShutdownMenu)</onback> <!-- forces autoclose settings.xml after choose -->

This works well, to open it and choose between the buttons i set , but if i want to open Window(settings) / settings.xml , just that window auto closes itself
(all others hortcuts inside the group working without issues).

shortcut actions

<onclick condition="Window.IsActive(DialogButtonMenu.xml)">Close</onclick>

<onclick>ActivateWindow(Settings)</onclick>

If i use the keybord key "s",  or <onleft>, or <onright> tags,  all is working without issues. (no autoclose)

Does <onback> perform some hidden things ?

2. Stop Playback

In my VideoInfo ihave the option in the skin to perform automatic trailer playback on load.

 <control type="button" id="9005">

<onfocus condition="!Skin.HasSetting(UseExtendedInfoDialog) + Skin.HasSetting(videoinfo_traileraction,auto) + [[String.IsEqual(Window(Home).Property(contenttype),movies) | String.IsEqual(ListItem.DBTYPE,movie)] | ![String.IsEqual(Window(Home).Property(contenttype),tvshows) | String.IsEqual(ListItem.DBTYPE,tvshow)]]">PlayMedia($INFO[ListItem.Trailer],1)</onfocus>

            <onfocus condition="!Skin.HasSetting(UseExtendedInfoDialog) + Skin.HasSetting(videoinfo_traileraction,auto) + [![String.IsEqual(Window(Home).Property(contenttype),movies) | String.IsEqual(ListItem.DBTYPE,movie)] | [String.IsEqual(Window(Home).Property(contenttype),tvshows) | String.IsEqual(ListItem.DBTYPE,tvshow)]]">RunScript(script.skin.helper.service,action=playtraileryoutube,title=$INFO[ListItem.Title],local=true)</onfocus>

</control>

I have set a button inside a grouplist , to use perform a stop .

<control type="button" id="204">

                            <!-- stop trailer -->

                            <label>Stop</label>

                            <width>285</width>

                            <height>40</height>

                            <align>center</align>

                            <textoffsetx>0</textoffsetx>

                            <onclick>Stop</onclick> <!-- also tried <onclick>PlayerControl(Stop)</onclick> -->

                            <visible>Player.HasVideo</visible>

                        </control>

The Issue - If i use the button 204, the trailer will play in loop.
If i perform Stop via the "x" on keyboard i didt get the unwished loop effect.

(PS: button "9005" is just for use on first load up, i'll not gain focus again, till re-open the movieinformation window)


Is there something i miss on that behaviours (key cmds versus <on**> tags) ?


Is there a possible workararound to perform "press key" actions inside the <on***> tags ?