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[Xposed Framework Modules] wp7chris:
It would be the most amazing freaking thing in the world if you could port the new slimroms recents into this module! I don't know if its possible though...also hover open source now could replace the older implementation. In trying to learn cherry picking features myself I know it's not easy. Thanks
[Xposed Framework Modules] dimm0k:
[MENTION=5402474]zst123[/MENTION] not sure what's going on, but I rebooted the phone a few times for something unrelated and then all of a sudden the clock/date worked fine. Unfortunately I had to reboot a few more times after and it's back to being oversized... HELP!
[Xposed Framework Modules] juicepants:
I've got it black listed under list view animation. But I don't see any other blacklists. Am I missing something?
[Xposed Framework Modules] jacomail95:
If i can suggest, maybe can you make this app load from sdcard system animations and transitions? I'd like in my entire system maybe launchers crazy animations like in TSF or Go launcher xD i think this is a good idea

Inviato dal mio Nexus 4 con Tapatalk 2
[Xposed Framework Modules] gredini:
Would be great to have the battery bar available in fullscreen mode

Gesendet von meinem HTC One_M8 mit Tapatalk
[Xposed Framework Modules] tanoxxx:
[MENTION=5402474]zst123[/MENTION]

Hi,

this module is very usefull and great :victory::victory:

can i suggest one feature? or maybe there is just it, if yes please can say me how i can make it:

can you put a way to save and restore our current settings? it would be really helpful :fingers-crossed::fingers-crossed:

Thanks

and thanks again for your fantastic work :good::good:
[Xposed Framework Modules] 白い熊:
I'd like to use Japanese kanji for the time, so 三 instead of 3 in the time and, so.

As HTML doesn't have if-then functionality, it uses JavaScript for that, is there any way I can do this in the custom clock format?

--

白い熊
[Xposed Framework Modules] tonyafc:
Help

This mod is great but its causing an issue with swiftkey keyboard where its making the key oard stay on screen anybody else have this issue?
[Xposed Framework Modules] egodriver07:
Yes. Had to turn IME animations off(default) and it stopped doing it. Also turning the phone to landscape made it go away but that was obviously annoying.
[Xposed Framework Modules] DrPhant0m:
I'm having the same problem.... but I have the switch enabled.

I get the correct color when charging (lime green), but when I unplug the phone (currently at 78%), the bar goes to the color I've set for 100% charged (dark green), as opposed to the color I have set for 80% and lower (FF1F7595, or, a dark turquoise-kind of color).

In other words... when the phone is charging, the correct color is displayed. When the phone is unplugged, I always see the "100% charged" color.

I'm on a Note 3, for what it's worth. I've enabled and disabled the switch, and rebooted the phone a few times.

Any help?

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+1

However... in the meantime, I recommend using Titanium Backup. I have a custom clock format set up (Mon, Jun-23 4:31 PM)... and Titanium Backup restored the app settings without issue.
[Xposed Framework Modules] hawkerpaul:
I had this once after flashing a new rom, then restoring this through TB.

I found a clear cache+data for the app, and re-configure the settings back in cured it for me
[Xposed Framework Modules] DrPhant0m:
Nooooope.

I cleared the cache and data for XUI on the App Info screen (copied the format of my custom clock first... #smart)... and opened the app. All the settings were reset, as expected. I declared a bunch of custom colors and touched Restart SystemUI. Same deal. My battery is now at 93%, but it was still showing the 100% color. I changed the 100% color a few times, and within seconds (without restarting SystemUI), it would change to that color. So, obviously, at 93% battery, it was still registering the 100% color.

Thanks for the suggestion, though.

For what it's worth, I'm on BajaROM, and there's a battery bar mod built into it. however, I did go into the settings for it and disable the service. When I did this, I thought I was decreasing my chances of crossing the streams and getting FAILs... but perhaps I need that service running?

I doubt it... since not everyone with XUIMod installed has BajaROM to turn on this service.
[Xposed Framework Modules] PunchUp:
In this format ccc h:mm a for time is it possible to control the text size of day and AM/PM without changing the size of digits?
[Xposed Framework Modules] asdfasdfvful:
I think there is a link in the op for formatting. Try <small></small> and don't forget the apostrophe
[Xposed Framework Modules] PunchUp:
Yea I did check out that link. Will try your suggestion now

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Edit: Doesn't work but thanks :)
[Xposed Framework Modules] egingell:
Yeah, actually... it does. I can only guess that you didn't do it right. 1) Encapsulate HTML tags in single-quotes (***'<***>'*'</***>'). 2) Only a very limited selection of HTML tags are supported.

Sent from: SGS2 - JB 4.1.2 GB27 / SGS4 - JB 4.2.2 MF9
[Xposed Framework Modules] PunchUp:
Wait. It works with single quotes but doesn't recognize the symbol. Shows ccc instead of the day
[Xposed Framework Modules] egingell:
Then either ccc is invalid or you put the quotes in wrong. Post what you have.
[Xposed Framework Modules] PunchUp:
ccc returned Thu. But with formatting it returned ‘ccc’.

Now I tried cc. It works with formatting and returned smaller text. Thanks for your help :good:

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Can you tell me a symbol for AM/PM which works with < small >? 'a' is not working
[Xposed Framework Modules] DrPhant0m:
Weird. I use E for the day of the week.

E, MMM-dd h:mm a

results in

Thu, Jun-26 2:52 PM

for me.

I don't use any HTML, but I will try it. (See pic below...). What you see in the first code box is exactly what I typed into the custom box.

I didn't know there was a tutorial on formatting in the OP. I googled "SimpleDateFormat" and found a site with a bunch of tags to use.

Maybe try typing out in plain text (like I did in the second CODE box), and we'll try to help you devise the right text to type in. Are you only trying to change the size of some of the text?

(See the attached picture, below) I consulted this post for help on using HTML, the <small> tag, and the placement of the single quotes.

Now... do what I did, and make sure to select "Use HTML" on the Clock Mods window... which is three spots above Custom Format, and 3 spots under the enable switch for the mod.
[Xposed Framework Modules] PunchUp:
Thank you for that elaborate post. Yes I'm just trying to change the text size.

cc worked for me so it doesn't matter if I change it to E now :p

As for the AM/PM marker, when I enter a without any tags it returns AM/PM. But when I use small tag it returns ‘a’

Any help?

Edit: I've already checked “Use HTML” how do you think I got day of the week? :D

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Ok ‘a’ is working now. I have no clue how it started working suddenly but thanks everyone who replied ?
[Xposed Framework Modules] DrPhant0m:
You don't need HTML to show the day of the week. See the attachment from my previous post. You'll see the day of the week, but the HTML tags were not parsed correctly. I had forgotten to check it myself before taking the screenshot. That's why I reminded YOU to check it.

How else would I have gotten Thu, Jun-26 3:00 <small>PM </small> ?

Anyway... I'm glad it's working for you. I didn't know we could do sizes and colors until today. I've settled on my final format of

E, MMM-dd '<font color="#3bb9ff"><big><bold>'h:mm'</bold></big>' '<small>'a'</small> </font>'

Which has the time in bright "Deep Sky" blue (according to the HTML color wheel), with the time as BIG, and the am/pm as SMALL.

Now... can anyone help me with my battery bar issue from a few days ago???

*Enlarged size for emphasis... not out of rage.
[Xposed Framework Modules] PunchUp:
Sorry I didn't phrase it correctly. What I meant is that I got day of the week with small tag working.

I appreciate your help. Thanks a lot :)
[Xposed Framework Modules] DrPhant0m:
No prob... I've got a better customization now, myself... so thank you for the spark.

Do you use the battery bar? Maybe you can help me figure out why I only get two color states: charging, or 100% power. In other words, regardless of the color scheme I set up (with varying colors for the different percentage ranges)... if it's charging, the color is correct, but when I pull the charger out, no matter what the battery level is, it is always the "100% full" color. boooo.
[Xposed Framework Modules] PunchUp:
No sorry I don't use it. I'll give it a try tomorrow morning and tell you if it works for me
[Xposed Framework Modules] asdfasdfvful:
Any chance the center clock function can be added? Lately with 4.4.2+ roms the HTML style is never sticking. On boot it goes to whatever the rom has and it takes a reboot to get the Xui settings in. However, that is only the case if I'm putting the clock in the center via the rom
[Xposed Framework Modules] PunchUp:
I have no clue :confused: I just tried and it works fine on my device
[Xposed Framework Modules] iba21:
Is possible to have the slide up and down animation as android L??
[Xposed Framework Modules] asdfasdfvful:
Are you referring to the recent app switcher?
[Xposed Framework Modules] Ashganka:
This mod is great but unfortunately energy bar is not visible when I enter full screen applications as is does in similar apps from market :(

Wysłane z mojego SM-N9005 przy użyciu Tapatalka
[Xposed Framework Modules] iba21:
Nope.. for that we need the complete launcher..

I'm meaning the slide to top and slide to bottom animation of the opening/closing app

The mod has a similar thing.. but.. the slide are 2, one goes to one direction and the other to the opposite..

Android L has the background screen fixed and the new interface coming from the bottom to the top

Look on youtube..

Ans thanks
[Xposed Framework Modules] yossi2010:
its there... a lil bit different but there

on L the app just slides up and down on exit(revealing the preview app already there aka prev app is static)

on xuimod it slides the background app too.

Hey OP i have a question. can i change scroll friction(and even add overscroll distance) without your mod(or xposed)?

because some apps have problems with your mod and I wanna have fast frictionless scroll even on art

and most of all i always wanted to know where these values are kept.

thank you.

[MENTION=3085711]DrPhant0m[/MENTION]
[Xposed Framework Modules] iba21:
Look at what i wrote in the last post previus than your ;)
[Xposed Framework Modules] yossi2010:
ok i kinda missed that ^^

anyway any idea where the friction setting is in android? i want to use tsf shell but xui makes it crash on multiselect and on hide apps(and some other random crashes) i cant live with the normal android slow scroll its annoying ^^

this is by far the best module on xposed(this and tinted status bar)
[Xposed Framework Modules] DrPhant0m:
hmmm? Why was I mentioned here? :eek:
[Xposed Framework Modules] yossi2010:
[MENTION=5402474]zst123[/MENTION] is it possible to implement/add a new kind of scroll friction? where the friction is changing according to the speed of the scroll

ie: exponential scroll friction, on high speeds the frictions is around 100 and on low speeds it degrades to 1 to avoid a sudden stop and have a more gradual stop(i think that is what the iphone does in long lists).

i use friction of about 35 i find android's default friction to be too damn high.

I returned to activate xposed framework(left ART) so i dont really need the friction parameter location anymore(but i would still really like to know where it is^^)

oh... i am pretty sure i mentioned the OP probably copied the wrong name.

sorry ^^
[Xposed Framework Modules] blank800:
clock mods are not working for me (I9100 NeatRom 6.3 4.1.2), but other mods are working perfectly
[Xposed Framework Modules] DrPhant0m:
FWIW... I've been in situations (BajaROM) where applying a theme will break the clock mod in XuiMod.

It's also a dangerous game to play when you have several UI-customizing apps (Wanam, GravityBox, and similar)... since they all have clock mods built in, but there's only one clock to mod. In other words... make sure that only one of the many are applying changes to your intended UI element.

So, I guess the short version of my answer is that you should make sure that nothing else (theme, mod, etc) could be modifying your clock. Also consider that there might be apps that installed with your ROM (I think NeatROM is close to stock, though) that you're not aware of, which may also be affecting you. I had issues with the battery bar in xuimod, because there was another battery bar app installed with my ROM that I was not aware of.

I'm still having problems with the battery bar colors, though. I always see the "full" color, unless it's charging (then I see the "charging" color).
[Xposed Framework Modules] daehyunjae:
I tried this module but it seems doesn't work on my device running custom rom cm10.1 Is there a support for cm10.1? TIA!
[Xposed Framework Modules] afridi.shahriar:
Idea: can u plz replace boring android ics/jb recent apps panel by new Android L??? as u replace with ginger bread.

Why we use ginger bread? Bcz ics/jb task panel is far better..

So,plz add option to theme recent apps panel to android L, so,it will looks awesome!!
[Xposed Framework Modules] Kennii:
Can u please add it so that the seconds in the clock work when the clock is in the center of the status bar
[Xposed Framework Modules] Mythos123:
doesn't xuimod work with the module "tinted status bar", in regards to clockmods?

example:
[Xposed Framework Modules] dexuus:
+1

That would be great.
[Xposed Framework Modules] Mythos123:
OP?

the batterybar works flawlessly on this regard.
[Xposed Framework Modules] m1trand1r:
[MENTION=5402474]zst123[/MENTION]

Could you possibly add transparency option for Toast notification popup window?...please....?[emoji56][emoji56]
[Xposed Framework Modules] cippa lippa:
Hi guys

Like so much this module one question is that a chance to accelerate the system animations? I chose the physn animations but I need they could be a little faster. Already accelerated the animation in the first menu and it was OK but if I change the ms of animation it doesn't change the speed of system animation.
[Xposed Framework Modules] pranjal18:
I'm using both...it's working fine...though I've not used the custom format of the clock as in the screenshot. I also use Gravity Box along with it.
[Xposed Framework Modules] Mythos123:
yeah, I'm also using those 3 modules, though I can't make the clock to have the same color as the rest of the icons on the statusbar, when changing between different apps AKA tinted.

if anyone have a solution I'm all ears!

[MENTION=2040453]pranjal18[/MENTION]

do you experience any slowdowns on your system using those 3 modules simultaneously? and how about battery life?

dunno if I'm imagining things, but the system doesn't feel as buttery smooth as it used to without xuimod.

don't get me wrong, I'm luvin those freakin awesome animations!

Nexus 5 & Tapatalk.
[Xposed Framework Modules] pranjal18:
I would suggest that you use color options in GB and used XuiMod clock option only for other settings like seconds and bolad clock.

I'm running 6 modules on my device and I do not feel anything going slow or consuming more battery. Scrolling was a bit laggy, so I enabled cache in XuiMod.

PS. I use XuiMod only for those options which are not present in GB so that the two have minimum overlapping.
[Xposed Framework Modules] :
Hi [MENTION=5402474]zst123[/MENTION], can you make it compatible SimpleDateFormat feature with the center clock feature coming from CM11, commits here http://review.cyanogenmod.org/#/c/67606/ and here http://review.cyanogenmod.org/#/c/67607/.

Thanks in advance.
[Xposed Framework Modules] Germano.Mosconi:
I have the exact same problem on my Htc One m7. I attached the log you requested, but it doesn't seem very useful...
[Xposed Framework Modules] magik-thc:
How to colored clock ?
[Xposed Framework Modules] astral9:
Dear TS,

Kindly look xperia e1 for this mod, it is taking alot of log file

Thanks and more power :)
[Xposed Framework Modules] afridi.shahriar:
Add Android L like recent panel,gb in too old

Sent from my SONY ST21i

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Cool,want Android L like view in recent panel,plzzzz add .?

Sent from my Lenovo A3000-H
[Xposed Framework Modules] DrPhant0m:
I'm still having issues with having only 2 color modes on the battery bar: Charging, and 100%

When the phone is charging, the battery bar is lime green as it should be... but when the phone is not on the charger, it's dark green (100% color) the whole time. It never changes colors like it should when it's not plugged in.

Can anyone offer any insight on this problem? What could be interfering with my colors? I have a few other xposed mods like GravityBox and Wanam installed, so I think something else is interfering, but I can't pin it down to anything specific. I'm running AllianceROM on a Verizon Note3.
[Xposed Framework Modules] h4rdXc0r3:
Check post # 247 on Page 25. :cool:
[Xposed Framework Modules] DrPhant0m:
I installed EnergyBar from the Play Store, and when my battery dropped from 76% to 75%, the color went from green to blue... so it worked. I'll keep an eye on it throughout the day to make sure it goes through the full gamut of colors... but it appears that whatever method is used to identify the battery percentage is accurate in EnergyBar. Is it possible that the generic code that you use isn't compatible with my Samsung Galaxy Note 3? Is it possible for me to "see" this variable on my phone? What's odd is that the length of your battery bar remains accurate, so it would seem that if it's incorrectly processing the battery level for the color, the length of the bar wouldn't be accurate either.

I'd still rather use XuiMod. Evidently, since I hadn't even tried to install another app from the Play Store. I don't mean to say that EnergyBar is "better" or anything... I was just reporting on your recommendation to install an app from the play store to see if it works... and it did. Thanks for the quick reply!
[Xposed Framework Modules] dawiax:
Really good!
[Xposed Framework Modules] DrPhant0m:
Methinks someone is trying to pad their post count to be allowed access to development threads (or similar postcount-limited threads)...
[Xposed Framework Modules] m1trand1r:
mate....you answered them all....but you missed my post?...[emoji27]
[Xposed Framework Modules] daehyunjae:
Its working now. I just have to move the app to internal.
[Xposed Framework Modules] cherry676:
Good job buddy. Especially random colors in the quick settings is a great idea and implementation is clean. No glitches whatsoever. I would like to give you a small suggestion. Instead of having 8 random colors, I might like to select one color to have as background for all tiles. Can you make it optional? Like, I can choose either 8 colors or just 1 color for all the tiles. Now I chose the same color for all the 8 options so I have uniformity. Thanks for the mod.. :)
[Xposed Framework Modules] Kocane:
The classic recents is pretty cool. I dont suppose it could be made so long-holding home button will bring it up? Classic GB behavior! Or is there maybe an intent or some way of 'calling' this old-style recents so I can make a tasker shortcut or something :)?
[Xposed Framework Modules] tobbbie:
After camera repair I got my S4 mini back and I am puzzled to note that I cannot get the clock mod to work again :(

Xposed is installed and operational

other mods work, also other parts of XuiMod (e.g. Scrolling Mods)

all other modules disabled has no effect either after reboot. Log file shows no error, just confirms that modules and class are loaded.

SU installed and operational, XuiMod has permission - but I noticed that the "restart System UI" has no effect here!

Manual restart of com.android.systemui will not help either, so it seems the hooks are simply not "there".

I know it has worked before , but I wonder what may block XuiMod from getting the hooks done right.

How can I further debug this?

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just to add: Battery Bar mod seems not hooked either - no function, just like for Clock Mod.

Notify Bar mods never worked afaik on my device
[Xposed Framework Modules] tobbbie:
I was still playing back and forth without any success. It is now proven that on my device also the scrolling tweaks actually never work OUTSIDE the try-out area in the module. As I only find the scrolling and clock mod interesting for me, the module has become obsolete for me sadly :(

I need to check if it works for anyone with 4.4.2 on a Stock Samsung ROM.
[Xposed Framework Modules] souler456:
Pie! Pie. Pie?

Is it possible to add PA or Slim Pie as an extra feature? I'm a Pie lover, and GravityBox's Pie isn't that great compared from the original Slim Pie... So? :confused:
[Xposed Framework Modules] tobbbie:
Solved: The two consecutive restore I did (adb backup restore first, then KIES backup restore) after getting my device back seem to have permissions spoiled. After getting it fixed with "Fix Permissions" for the XuiMod and the XPosed Installer (just did it on these 2), the mod work fine again. I will further debug this to find out which other apps/mods may be affected.

Furthermore I want to find a way how to restore an Online Nandroid backup without CWM on my device. Mind that I have used towelroot to get rooted and so I have still stock kernel and stock recovery to keep the KNOX flag for warranty intact. It was a good decision to do it like this, because the main camera had low-light artefacts (blue dash) and had to be replaced.
[Xposed Framework Modules] :
Try LMT Launcher for get Pie control: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1330150 ;)
[Xposed Framework Modules] HDFLucky:
Apologies if this has already been posted, but I found nothing in a quick search (and I'm not going to read all 107 pages in this thread!).

Tried this module out for the first time today, and found it to be very fun and useful. Unfortunately, I had to uninstall because it causes noticeable lag on my Nexus 5 (4.4.4, KTU84P). Specifically, I'm experiencing very noticeable lag on response to the 'Recent apps' soft-button, and stutter when scrolling the vertical app drawer in Apex launcher. Funny thing is, the lag is there even when the module is disabled in the framework (and yes, I rebooted after disabling). Nothing out of the ordinary in Xposed log, and uninstalling restored normal responsiveness.

I did find Instructions if you are experiencing Lag while scrolling here, but since it was not from the OP of this thread (and appears to have been written for Jelly Bean, not KitKat), I was reluctant to make the build.prop changes. Any thoughts or suggestions?
[Xposed Framework Modules] 5taavenida:
Thanks and request

xuimod is my favorite module for almost 8 months, thanks for your work, I want to make a request,can you make windows phone animations in xuimod?, it should not be easy, and I also read your response when you asked if you could do animations of ios, but still I hope your answer, thanks for your modules, I'm using almost all.I was waiting a while to make a donation because your modules are really the best. I do not speak English well and use the translator of google hope you understand what I say, thanks again
[Xposed Framework Modules] radz_:
This is sOooo coOol... ive been looking for this kind of apps... glad i found you.. amazing.. all works great in S4 I9505, S5 custom ROM...

Thank you!