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  1. #1
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    I need about 7 videos listed on a menu to appear as soon as the page loads so that th

    I need about 7 videos listed on a menu to appear as soon as the page loads so that the user doesn't have to search for them or load them from another location, is this possible?

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    Difficult to understand what you want. If you mean having 7 videos playing simultaneously, you can put the Video.Load Action on your Page onShow event (7 times)., so as to have the videos played as the page shows.

    Yossi

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    Name the first page "Main Menu" and create 7 additional pages for your videos. Embed one video per page, plus a button "Back to Main Menu", with a quick action to show the first page.

    Put 7 buttons on the Main Menu page, each with the name of the video to play plus a tooltip with a short explanation of the video.
    For each button add a quick action > Show Page > Specific Page > the name of the page for that specific video.

    Hope this helps,

    Loes

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    Hello, friend, you can do this too ..
    Write this code in the page ON SHOW

    myPlayListFolder = _SourceFolder .. "\\AutoPlay\\PlayList";
    bFolderFound = Folder.DoesExist(myPlayListFolder);
    if bFolderFound==false then
    Folder.Create(myPlayListFolder);
    else
    end

    tPlayList = File.Find(myPlayListFolder, "*.txt", false, false, nil, nil);
    if tPlayList then
    --do the following for each file:
    for j,file_path in tPlayList do
    --add the item to the listbox, with the name visible and path as data
    tbFilePath = String.SplitPath(file_path);
    sFile = tbFilePath.Filename;
    ListBox.AddItem("ListBox2", sFile, file_path);
    end
    end

    function writePlayList()
    for i=1,nFiles do
    sData = ListBox.GetItemData("ListBox1", i);
    strOut = sData.."\r\n";
    TextFile.WriteFromString(myPlayListFolder.."\\"..s PlayList..".txt", strOut, true);

    end
    return
    end

    MediaPlayer uses a plug on the same page with two listBox and click on number 1 you vargara the list of the videos.


    Txt file will be in the path of your video
    Attached Files

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    I hope you serve something
    Last edited by homes; 02-01-2008 at 10:05 AM.

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    How doI get the videos to show up in the menu?

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    The txt file shows you the route, it is clear that you just have to copy this same route in the videos.And then, has clicked on the listabox your project ...

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