Access violation when using removenode Node_Location

[hkleppe]

Hi

I get an access violation error message when using this line in my auto script:

SDB.MainTree.RemoveNode(SDB.MainTree.Node_Location)

Except for the error message, the script works as it's supposed to: The node 'Location' disappears from the tree. When I remove the line from my script, the error message disappears. Is there a better way to remove the node 'Location' without getting the access violation error message? Can anyone help? Thanks in advance.

hkleppe

[hkleppe]

*BUMP*

Hi

I get an access violation error message when using this line in my auto script:

SDB.MainTree.RemoveNode(SDB.MainTree.Node_Location)

Except for the error message, the script works as it's supposed to: The node 'Location' disappears from the tree. When I remove the line from my script, the error message disappears. Is there a better way to remove the node 'Location' without getting the access violation error message?

Can anyone help me on this?

hkleppe

[jiri]

These system nodes shouldn't be removed, MM depends on them. You can hide them instead.

Jiri

[hkleppe]

Thanks jiri. But how can I hide them? Nothing happens when I change the options in Tools | Options | Appearance | Tree.

hkleppe

[jiri]

I suppose you need something like

SDB.MainTree.Node_Location.Visible := false

then.

Jiri

[hkleppe]

SDB.MainTree.Node_Location.Visible=false works fine. Thanks a lot, jiri.

hkleppe

[Z|S]

Hi, I've tried to hide it and it works.
But how do you hide Virutal CD?

I've tried "virtual cd" and "virtual_cd" (without the ") but that doesn't work. Also "ratings" won't hide

Anyone have a line for those?

[Steegy]

You need:
Node_VirtualCD
Node_Rating

So this would become:

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SDB.MainTree.Node_VirtualCD.Visible = False
SDB.MainTree.Node_Rating.Visible = False

BTW: This info can be found in the Scripting Reference help file (under the developers page: http://www.mediamonkey.com/developers.htm (downloadable help file))

Cheers
Steegy

[Z|S]

Thank you!

I saw the file on the web. But for some reason I can only see the TOC in the chm file, but not the articles

[Steegy]

This is because Windows disables this "possibly dangerous" contents, and you only see "page not found" pages.
Of course it's safe in this case so you can tell Windows to stop it blokking the file. For that, open the file's file properties and push the "cancel blocking" a-like button.

[Jaymis]

I'd really like to hide some nodes but I can't seem to use the above code to hide any nodes. I've tried to put them in their own script and in some other Auto scripts but I get various errors, probably because I don't really know what I'm doing.

Is there an example of a script that does this which I could edit to hide various nodes?

[Teknojnky]

tweakmonkey lets you select which nodes are visibile and expanded, among other options.

check my sig.