please remember the naming conventions
and update the TimeSettings and Countdown extension accordingly
Taifun
please remember the naming conventions
and update the TimeSettings and Countdown extension accordingly
Taifun
I am seeing error : Runtme error
vibrate: Neither user 10256 nor current process has android.permission.VIBRATE.
hOW TO FIX?
SAME IN OTHER DEVICES TOO, realme with OHaptics
Hi, let me check.
I have updated the permission error. It should work now. Try updated aix.
Yes, small mistake you did.
When you call Get IP method then Got IP event will trigger with ip.
And when you call GetIP info then IPInfoReceived event will trigger.
Do like this:
Thanks
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Hi there, I downloaded the haptic one that vibrates, but when i drag HapticFeedback into the designer and look at it in the code, there are no blocks
go into the project properties and set toolkit to default
Taifun
is there anyway to adjust the level of power that it vibrates? also, is there a way to have it vibrate based on true false? like i press a button that makes the phone vibrate, and it keeps vibrating until i press another button? also thx!
Version 2 Updated for Haptic Feedback with some additional functions:
Intensity is the power of vibration but it doesn't supports all devices, so you can check it using HasAmplitudeControl function, if yes then only it will work.
Set a longer duration which will keep vibrating until it stopped manually.
Hello I used the simple toast plugin, how do I make the icon next to it disappear? That is, when sending a message, that icon disappears.
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link remove by mod. no direct link to extension allowed here, unless you are the author.
Just use the AI2 notifier, or look for other toast extensions that do not show an icon.
Starting with Android 12, the icon is displayed by default.
This was Google's decision.
In earlier versions, it can be used without the icon being displayed.
Ah I see, I used your video as a guide, which I guess was made on a pre 12 android.
I understand a similar "toast" can be made with an imageview or textview (beyond my skill set):
Yes, at that time I only had Android 11. A few days ago I tried the extension on Android 14, and surprise, the icon appeared.
Yes, I did some research into why, and needed to create an XML, but it also seems can use a TextView.
I'll need to check it out.