Hi,
i'd like to adapt the Estuary Mod2 Skin in the following way (i believe with Standard Estuary it's the same behaviour):
When i open the TVGuide with the "Guide" key on my remote (which is mapped to "E") while LiveTV is running, and then Close it with "Back", i get into the main menu, livetv is running in the Background, and I have to press "Back" again to see Fullscreen LiveTV again. So I'd like this to change in a way that in case LiveTV is running the TVGuide closes immediately when pressing "Back".
I've tried to add the tag
So i've tried to add a condition to the previouswindow tag:
Any hint what i'm doing wrong?
PS: I've also tried to use an Action in the <onunload> tag of the window (a 2nd "Back" or "Close"), but this lead to weired effects (some Kind of a "closing Loop")![Wink Wink]()
Cheers Louis
i'd like to adapt the Estuary Mod2 Skin in the following way (i believe with Standard Estuary it's the same behaviour):
When i open the TVGuide with the "Guide" key on my remote (which is mapped to "E") while LiveTV is running, and then Close it with "Back", i get into the main menu, livetv is running in the Background, and I have to press "Back" again to see Fullscreen LiveTV again. So I'd like this to change in a way that in case LiveTV is running the TVGuide closes immediately when pressing "Back".
I've tried to add the tag
<previouswindow>fullscreenvideo</previouswindow>
in the <window> Definition of the XML file. This works fine if really a Fullscreen Video (like livetv) is displayed. But if i call the tvguide from the main menu without a running Video in the Background and close it again, then Kodi stucks, since there is no "fullscreenvideo" 
<previouswindow condition="Player.HasVideo">fullscreenvideo</previouswindow>
or <previouswindow condition="Pvr.IsPlayingTv">fullscreenvideo</previouswindow>
but this did not work, same behaviour as without the condition. Any hint what i'm doing wrong?
PS: I've also tried to use an Action in the <onunload> tag of the window (a 2nd "Back" or "Close"), but this lead to weired effects (some Kind of a "closing Loop")

Cheers Louis