Thanks for the reply Jeff,
I tried as you advised but just get the following message;-
23:49:10 Traceback (most recent call last):
23:49:10 Python script "18", line 1, in <module>
23:49:10 eg.plugins.EventGhost.DisableItem(XmlIdLink(4))
23:49:10 NameError: name 'XmlIdLink' is not defined
Thanks ...
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- Wed Mar 11, 2009 11:51 pm
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- Topic: Help needed with Start/Stop plugin from a python script
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Help needed with Start/Stop plugin from a python script
Hi all,
I have a python script which controls a number of remote plugins, these are based on VMC controller and control Windows7 Media Center and it's Extenders.
However there are times i need to control then enable/disable of the plugin from within a script, after reading and decoding lots of ...
I have a python script which controls a number of remote plugins, these are based on VMC controller and control Windows7 Media Center and it's Extenders.
However there are times i need to control then enable/disable of the plugin from within a script, after reading and decoding lots of ...