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[ub312g0d]

a full reinstall of mxm fixed this for me.  You could just try using the new mxm.xml file that comes with .9n and it should work that way aswell.

[BenJeremy]

[stig]

I've got the same problem. Let me know when you find a fix!

[BenJeremy]

If you have item entries in your mxm.xml, or a menu.xml file, you need to set your <SortField> on the first entry (it will cascade down through the submenus)

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QUOTE (BenJeremy @ Jul 16 2003, 03:39 AM)

?? It should still work fine. Be sure to.... everybody, altogether, now.... RESET YOUR MENU CACHE (a chorus of MXM users shout)   If you have item entries in your mxm.xml, or a menu.xml file, you need to set your <SortField> on the first entry (it will cascade down through the submenus)

Sorry if this is sort of a n00b question... but where/how does the <SortField> get inserted? Can you give an example?

Is it like this?:

<SubMenu>
<Title>Applications</Title>
 <Item>
  <SortField>
  <AutoDir Flatten=False Recurse=True>F:Apps</AutoDir>
 </Item>
</SubMenu>
<SubMenu>
<Title>Games</Title>
 <Item>
  <AutoDir Flatten=False Recurse=True>F:Games</AutoDir>
 </Item>
</SubMenu>
<SubMenu>
<Title>Emulators</Title>
 <Item>
  <AutoDir Flatten=False Recurse=True>F:Emulators</AutoDir>
  </SortField>
 </Item>
</SubMenu>

Or do you add it in the <AutoDir X ></AutoDir>

Thanks a bunch for the help Ben!

[BenJeremy]

QUOTE (stig @ Jul 15 2003, 10:52 PM)

QUOTE (BenJeremy @ Jul 16 2003, 03:39 AM) ?? It should still work fine. Be sure to.... everybody, altogether, now.... RESET YOUR MENU CACHE (a chorus of MXM users shout)  If you have item entries in your mxm.xml, or a menu.xml file, you need to set your <SortField> on the first entry (it will cascade down through the submenus) Sorry if this is sort of a n00b question... but where/how does the <SortField> get inserted? Can you give an example? Is it like this?: Or do you add it in the <AutoDir X ></AutoDir> Thanks a bunch for the help Ben!

No, SortField (it's described in the ReadMe) defines the START of the sort, and determines WHICH item subnode is used for the sort. <EndSort> stops the sort, but is implied a the end. Another <SortField> tag stops the previous sort and begins another one.

You can control the sorting very explicitly this way.

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Title    F:Apps       F:Games       F:Emulators

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When I did that, for some reason it killed my XBMP and DVD-X2 link in the main menu...

Edit: Nevermind... Something else is killing that....