Bug with RegisterVariableWatch on NR2 ?

[Manser]

I want to hide a button witch set steps back in the library tree
because it should't go back to the beginning of the tree!!
But I only want to go back until

onCCFLoad:

RegisterVariableWatch('MP.GACParentScheme', backButtonHiden);

Function:

function backButtonHiden()
print ("Funktion aufgerufen!!!!");
local ParentPath=NetRemote.GetVariable("MP.GACParentScheme"); -- liest den Zurück-Pfad aus
if (string.len(ParentPath)==19) and(string.sub(ParentPath, 15, 21)=='Audio') -- 'Media Library\Audio'
or (string.len(ParentPath)==9) and(ParentPath=='Playlists') then -- 'Playlists'
NetRemote.SetVariable("BackButtonHiden", 1);
else
NetRemote.SetVariable("BackButtonHiden", 0);
end
end

This works well on NetRemote V.1.1.0.44
But it will not work on NetRemote V 2.0.0.76 ??????
The problem is that registerVariableWatch don't call the function.

[Rob H]

Try using NetRemote.RegisterVariableWatch() instead of just RegisterVariableWatch.

[Manser]

Yes, thats right!

Thanks a lot Rob

[Manser]

Oh my dear!

The next problem i can't handle at the moment is that NR2 never hide the bIody
button. ;-)
This works great in NR1 but not in NR2.

I Have two states on this button
Default and state1 and the rule on state1 is simple:
"BackButtonHiden is 0" >> Hide when false

The var BackButtonHiden works correct!

[Rob H]

What I tend to do is make the default state the hidden state and state1 the visible state. Try deleting your existing state 1 and create a new one.

[Ben S]

Manser - if you plan on running NR2, go into the system properties of the ccf in NRD and change it's format to NRD 1.1 format. You can then do what Rob suggests.

[Rob H]

Ah, good point there Ben, I'd forgotten about the format differences.

[Manser]

Thank you guys.
Thats was easy to fix.

Have a nice day, Best wishes form switzerland

simon