EventGhost

it has an example how to use Addons.ExecuteAddon in EventGhost. If you search for ExecuteAddon in this forum you find other examples.
jonib
Got it working with an example you had previously given to someone else. I'll just rewrite it here in case someone else is struggling with this as well ...

If you need some events that you are not getting you need to ask/make a request in the Kodi JSON-RPC forum , as I have no control of making new events.
jonib
I had a look at the link you provided and ended up looking at the JSON-RCP API wiki page and it looks like the command I'm looking for is ...

Try the attached plugin, It shows "Notifications" that show what events Kodi is sending, maybe yours is configured differently for some reason. So post this "XBMC2: JSON-RPC responce: "notifications":" from the log, thanks.
jonib

I downloaded your plugin and suddenly started to get notifications ...

Could you try the attached XBMC2 plugin? (Just place it in "EventGhost dir\Plugins\XBMCRepeat") activate the "Debug" option in the plugins settings, then post the EventGhost log after you have started Kodi and waited a couple of minutes. So I see what's happening after the plugin connects to Kodi ...

I'll look into it tomorrow and probably post a test version with some more debugging code that can hopefully show what's going on.
jonib
That'd be really great. I've tried installing a clean version of kodi/eventghost on my laptop and was faced with the same problem (no logging of Kodi actions by ...

only thing I can think of right now is that you have "Log only assigned and activated events" checked in the bottom of EventGhosts window. If that's unchecked you should be getting events when you play a media file or certain other actions.
jonib

I doubled checked to make sure I didn't have the ...

I've been desperately trying to get eventghost to detect events from XBMC/Kodi (V14.2) with no luck. I have the JSON-RPC Notification enabled in eventghost (0.4.1r1700) and Service Remote Control and UPnP are also enabled in Kodi.

The Eventghost log doesn't throw any error of any sort and also ...