keyboard shortcut to cycle thru panes in Media Library window

ducktard · 5th September 2006, 09:55

Could some kind soul please tell me what keyboard shortcut I can use to cycle through the panes within Media Library window? E.g., let's say I've used Ctrl+Tab to move from the main window to the Media Library window, and I then use the up/down arrows to select "Bookmarks". From here, how do I move into the pane that lists my individual bookmarks, so that I can select one to play?

I've found that if I have "Audio" (under Local Media) selected instead of Bookmarks, I can use the Tab key to at least move forward (but not backward) through the various panes. But when I have Bookmarks selected, the Tab key doesn't do anything for me. Does someone know what the secret keyboard shortcut is? I didn't find it in the list of shortcuts in the About menu, and didn't have any luck either with searching the forums, googling, etc.

I'm using Winamp 5.24 on Japanese WinXP, if that matters.

Thanks.

DJ Egg · 5th September 2006, 11:30

Hmm, looks like a bug (or unimplemented feature)...

Hitting the Tab key for Bookmarks just switches between the Bookmarks node and the Library button, whereas it should cycle through everything, like it does for the Local Media views.

Note that the bug seems to affect all views except for History and Local Media (maybe something to do with those being the only ones which have a focusable Search field?)

ducktard · 5th September 2006, 12:41

Well, that's not good news, but thanks for looking into it. Since you're a moderator, do you think you could please move this thread into the Bugs forum?

DJ Egg · 5th September 2006, 20:19

No need to move it. It's already fixed for the next release. Thanks.

ducktard · 5th September 2006, 23:42

Great! Thanks very much.

5th September 2006, 09:55	#1
ducktard Junior Member Join Date: Sep 2006 Location: Tokyo Posts: 3	keyboard shortcut to cycle thru panes in Media Library window Could some kind soul please tell me what keyboard shortcut I can use to cycle through the panes within Media Library window? E.g., let's say I've used Ctrl+Tab to move from the main window to the Media Library window, and I then use the up/down arrows to select "Bookmarks". From here, how do I move into the pane that lists my individual bookmarks, so that I can select one to play? I've found that if I have "Audio" (under Local Media) selected instead of Bookmarks, I can use the Tab key to at least move forward (but not backward) through the various panes. But when I have Bookmarks selected, the Tab key doesn't do anything for me. Does someone know what the secret keyboard shortcut is? I didn't find it in the list of shortcuts in the About menu, and didn't have any luck either with searching the forums, googling, etc. I'm using Winamp 5.24 on Japanese WinXP, if that matters. Thanks.

5th September 2006, 11:30	#2
DJ Egg Techorator Winamp & Shoutcast Team Join Date: Jun 2000 Posts: 35,894	Hmm, looks like a bug (or unimplemented feature)... Hitting the Tab key for Bookmarks just switches between the Bookmarks node and the Library button, whereas it should cycle through everything, like it does for the Local Media views. Note that the bug seems to affect all views except for History and Local Media (maybe something to do with those being the only ones which have a focusable Search field?) Playlist -\|- Twitter

5th September 2006, 20:19	#4
DJ Egg Techorator Winamp & Shoutcast Team Join Date: Jun 2000 Posts: 35,894	No need to move it. It's already fixed for the next release. Thanks. Playlist -\|- Twitter

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5th September 2006, 12:41	#3
ducktard Junior Member Join Date: Sep 2006 Location: Tokyo Posts: 3	Well, that's not good news, but thanks for looking into it. Since you're a moderator, do you think you could please move this thread into the Bugs forum?

5th September 2006, 23:42	#5
ducktard Junior Member Join Date: Sep 2006 Location: Tokyo Posts: 3	Great! Thanks very much.