foobar2000_TripleQ VS Eole-foobar-theme

I worked more on the second, an item detail panel that can scroll if the text is wider than the panel. This was based on the TripleQ theme This is the one that has a JSP version as well, and there's a hiccup there that I'm not sure how to address. The scrolling action resets whenever the foobar2000 window is activated. This doesn't happen in the SMP one.

Beyond that, there are several Spider Monkey Panels. Some scripts are modified from the examples given, which—like the SQL Tree for SQLite—has served as a vehicle with which to teach myself javascript. The scrolling "Artist •[sometimes Composer •] Track" detail panel was modified from the TripleQ theme, and the playlist viewer was taken from CaTRoX QWR, though the version from Georgia REBORN has caught my eye of late.

checkout my TripleQ-theme... it should include all the building blocks you need :-)

TripleQ

I've only ever used this one: https://github.com/Ottodix/Eole-foobar-theme

foobar2000 with eole foobar theme

It sound like what Eole does.

I assume I'm using "Spider Monkey Panel", here is a link to the skin github. And here are screenshots of the foobar settings and view when I try to use the %genre% as part of the if statement.

Since the skin you are using is not officially supported by foobar and is using almost entirely javascript panels that no one can edit, you'd be better off opening an issue here or just uninstalling and reinstalling foobar along with the theme you are using.

Ask the developer on HA thread or GitHub issues. Be sure to paste the complete error.

Eole does not support multi-value for the three filters (developer commented there). I think you can use the Library Tree option, though might need to change the view pattern to %% (the angled brackets are to split each value to a different line on library viewers that support it)