[silver18]

Oops, here's the code!

Place these to receive messages from searchbar and from the menu:

kindle.messaging.receiveMessage('searchBarButtonSelected', callbackFunction);
kindle.messaging.receiveMessage('systemMenuItemSelected', callbackFunction);

Use this to setup searchbar and menu (add and set any button you want for the searchbar and any item in the menu. Just replicate the structure...)

function setupChrome () {
    var json = {
        "appId": "yourAppId",            
        "searchBar": {
            "clientParams": {
                "profile": {
                    "name": "yourProfile",
                    "buttons": [
                        { 
                            "id": "buttonID",
                            "state": "buttonState",
                            "handling":"buttonHandling"
                        }
                    ]
                }
            } 
        }, 
        "systemMenu": {
            "clientParams": {
                "profile": {
                    "name": "default",
                    "items": [
                        { 
                            "id": "store",
                            "state": "hidden",
                            "handling":"system",
                            "label":"The damn store",
                            "position":0
                        },
			{ 
                            "id": "yourFirstMenuItem",
                            "state": "buttonState",
                            "handling":"buttonHandling",
	                    "label":"yourFirstMenuItem",
                            "position":1
                        },
			{ 
                            "id": "yourSecondMenuItem",
                            "state": "buttonState",
                            "handling":"buttonHandling",
                            "label":"yourSecondMenuItem",
                            "position":2
                        }
                    ],
                    "selectionMode": "none",
                    "closeOnUse": true 
                }
            } 
        } 
    };    
    kindle.messaging.sendMessage('com.lab126.pillow', 'configureChrome', json);
}

I found that the Kindle loves to show the store in menu.
So, adding it in first position and hiding it is useful...


This is the callbackFunction:

function callbackFunction (property, json){
    if ((property == 'searchBarButtonSelected') && (json == 'yourFirstSearchbarItem')){	
    }
    if ((property == 'searchBarButtonSelected') && (json == 'yourSecondSearchbarItem')){
    }
    if ((property == 'systemMenuItemSelected') && (json == 'yourFirstMenuItem')){
    }
    if ((property == 'systemMenuItemSelected') && (json == 'yourSecondMenuItem')){
    }	
}

Searchbar items can be (depending on the layout you choosed before):

buttons: {
    back: 'back',
    store: 'store',
    home: 'home',
    forward: 'forward',
    menu: 'menu',
    refresh: 'refresh',
cancel: 'cancel'
},

States can be:

buttonStates: {
    enabled: 'enabled',
    disabled: 'disabled',
    hidden: false
},

while you can choose either to handle it yourself or not:

buttonHandling: {
    system: 'system',
    notifyApp: 'notifyapp'
}

MenuItems are referenced using their Id.