So I thought I was on the right track to making the Netflix load as a plugin for WiiFlow..
I found a .dol forwarder creator, and made a custom .dol file to boot Netflix,
however that still has not worked for me.
I can not find any information on how to make a .dol file for a custom WiiFlow Plugin.
Can someone please help me with some information on how this is done, or a link to a source with such information for study?
Thank you!
Digging your work so far sir!
Hey! I'm interested in doing the same thing with an optical disc loader - just to be clear you're (we're!) asking for wiiflow to launch a dol here, not launch a coverflow. All the documentation, and your attempts, are about sources launching coverflows of titles rather than directly launching dols. BTW I have tried the same thing too!
Wiiflow has a dol launcher, but it's only accessible via the homebrewflow, akaik. You might want to try a googlecode request, or ask on #wiiflow on abjects irc. The wiiflow main thread might be a bit more forthcoming with help.
I can't honestly recommend you try all this without saying I've tried all those things and been completely ignored, but I'm not the most popular person with some folks & you might well have better luck!
Also, expect someone to reply with "what's the point?", as it's a fair question with the work and change that might be involved. You can,after all, just launch the forwarder from the homebrew channel, or the real nand channel. I like the idea that netflix is conceptually a media "source", and belongs in the source menu. I'd like the optical disc launcher as a "source" because you could then remove the DVD icon from wiiflow's pop-up menu. But, more importantly, think the ability to launch dols directly from the sourceflow/menu is inherently a good idea. I'm sure if it got coded, the community would generate some cool ideas and users would use it.
If you specified a custom path in the source_menu.ini, you could separate
games in the homebrewflow from
other homebrew (utilities etc.) in the sourceflow/menu.
Anyhoo, nice work, stick with it, good luck!