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[Xposed Framework Modules] FoferX:
Gosh I love Gravity Box, what an amazing and powerful customizing tool this is. This software has allowed me to tweak my Nexus 7 tablet in brilliant ways. Thank you and kudos! Really solid work here. Every time I tinker and dig deeper I discover new, cool things it lets me do.

I just paid for the Premium version in the Store and will be donating more $ via PayPal shortly.

Apologies if this has been asked before, but I just have one question. In QuickSettings Management, I see we can create two "QuickApp" tiles (with any app or shortcut of our choice) and that each of those can optionally have up to four "long-press" settings for more apps/shortcuts.

Given how many cool shortcuts and other things folks may want in the QuickSettings panel, I am wondering if there's any way to have more than two customizable QuickApp tiles, and if there is a way to assign additional "long press" app slots to any of the OTHER tiles.

Thanks in advance for any reply! I love this software!
[Xposed Framework Modules] mdamaged:
OT: Lol just noticed your (new, right?) avatar.:good::laugh:
[Xposed Framework Modules] C3C076:
Oh really? I must have missed it. Will take a look one day to see what it takes.

Thanks, I appreciate your support :)

Regarding quick app tile - we started with one. Another one was added as it was requested. Current implementation allows me to add another one within minutes. But have you considered using "Application launcher" which can be bound as a navbar key action? You can have quick access to up to 12 apps/actions. It's quicker than expanding qs panel.
[Xposed Framework Modules] fatspirit:
There is already Bluetooth ToolKit module available.
[Xposed Framework Modules] FoferX:
I have not but now I'm curious to try it out. Where can I find this "Application launcher?" Is it a setting inside GravityBox? Another Xposed module? Or an app in the Store? I'm searching but not finding it. Thanks.

I think seeing support for just two more QuickApp tiles would be ideal.

I appreciate the reply - have a great night!
[Xposed Framework Modules] trjlive:
Application Launcher is a setting in GravityBox. Kind of hard to miss, just open GB and it's right there on the main screen, under "Navigation Keys Actions", and above "Screen Recording" options.
[Xposed Framework Modules] C3C076:
What [MENTION=5362940]trjlive[/MENTION] already mentioned. It's in the root of the GB settings. After you setup desired apps, assign "Show application launcher" key action to any navbar key long-press (or what you prefer). Also check "Custom key settings" in Navigation bar tweaks. It allows you to add additional button to the navbar where you can e.g. have Show application launcher bound on key press.
[Xposed Framework Modules] exodius48:
Yes I know, but it not working for me. Still cant receive any files. Would be nice if GB included it.
[Xposed Framework Modules] yochananmarqos:
Whatever problem you're having with BlueTooth is not related to GravityBox. It does not modify anything related to it other than the way the icon appears in the status bar. Why are you posting about it here?
[Xposed Framework Modules] 0.0:
I hope this helps.

"Left handed navbar during landscape mode":

https://github.com/CyanogenMod/andr...mmit/a6fb5ad96c5531615930d46f0de70501bc5cb401

https://github.com/CyanogenMod/andr...mmit/83fdb3de09b6fa1fc9f51feac30ba4a05c1e8754

https://github.com/CyanogenMod/andr...mmit/a93cc1acd1a887132a32fa499e9edfb7c690a419

also, "Bring back two-line layout for status bar date": https://github.com/CyanogenMod/andr...mmit/f789bb3f2e77ddecd477f22f2d5413966d72bc90
[Xposed Framework Modules] exodius48:
Just asking.
[Xposed Framework Modules] C3C076:
How do you expect GB to fix BT issue? There can be millions reasons starting from kernel, BT stack, ... for which xposed cannot even be used. If it's an official ROM you run you should find out whether other users experience the same and contact manufacturer in case it's a general issue for which there's no fix yet. If you run unofficial system then it's up to the ROM Dev to take care of it properly.
[Xposed Framework Modules] yochananmarqos:
I suggest finding the proper forum for your device and reading through it. Perhaps other users have had similar issues.
[Xposed Framework Modules] FoferX:
Wow, I've got egg on my face, I have no idea how I missed that. Yikes! Thanks though, I played around with it a bit and it makes perfect sense to me. Still, I really just wanted to see if two more Quick App slots could be added to the QuickSettings panel, not create a whole new launcher UI. I was hoping the Quick App tile slots could simply be increased from 2 to 4. Thanks for the great feedback regardless.

My next question relates to the Advanced reboot menu. Is there any way for me to remove "Recovery" and "Bootloader" from that list? I'd like to only have "Reboot" and "Soft reboot." My Nexus 7 device is rooted, obviously, but I opted to not unlock the bootloader this time around. So I have no Recovery or Bootloader to reboot into.

I used to use APM+ to customize the power menu, it let me choose specifically what reboots were listed. But once I installed Gravity Box, and enabled the "Expanded desktop mode: Immersive" it seems to conflict, adding that to the customized power menu too, and interfering with the settings of APM+. So I disabled APM+ and am using GravityBox's Power tweaks instead. Looks and works great... except for those two Reboot methods that don't apply to my device.

Any help? Hopefully this, too, is something easy I'm missing...
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Yes, I think, that could manage it. But I am not sure, if that only brings the navigation bar to the usb port, when it rotates to the right (like in pic 1). Cause it could be, that when the phone rotates to the left, the nav bar goes up to the speaker (like in pic 2). And that whould not be, what I would like to see :( . But thanks in advance, bro

PS: I hope, u understand me ( I know, my english is not very good :( )
[Xposed Framework Modules] yochananmarqos:
I also tried APM+ alongside GB and found the same issue. I suggest either picking one and leave it at that, or check out custom ROM's specifically made for your device. You can always request a feature if it's not already added.
[Xposed Framework Modules] C3C076:
Although your bootloader is not unlocked you still have it and it is possible to boot into it. The same applies to recovery. You have stock recovery which can be booted (e.g. to perform factory reset).
[Xposed Framework Modules] 0.0:
if C3C076 does implement it, then the navbar will always be on the left side when in landscape. so in your pic 1, yes, if it ends up being in GB, it will look like that. it all depends on how you are holding your phone in landscape mode too
[Xposed Framework Modules] soza971:
Can u post a screenshot of it?
[Xposed Framework Modules] C3C076:
Download progress bar: http://youtu.be/n9MeDVvUzQw
[Xposed Framework Modules] soza971:
Links not working
[Xposed Framework Modules] ffejy462:
Works for me. He also posted this video on g+ community a few days ago.

lg g2 xdabbeb's vs980 v2.2.0
[Xposed Framework Modules] TNSMANI:
I have always switched by using a sideways swipe from the last row of the quick setting tiles (though it has one tile), by swiping from the blank area by its side. I have a four tile arrangement, so the space for three tiles in the last row is vacant and I use that.
[Xposed Framework Modules] soza971:
Its working now thx
[Xposed Framework Modules] Thijssie909:
What is notification ticker?
[Xposed Framework Modules] C3C076:
It's content of notification cycling in status bar upon receiving.
[Xposed Framework Modules] srdryl:
PLEASE HELP!!!!In status bar tweaks in the notification bar where your able to insert a customized pic & if u have any apps running (like Juice defender) the notification info overrides the pic in overlay or underlay is there any way to fix this problem?

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Here's where I'm talking about
[Xposed Framework Modules] srdryl:
Here's wat I'm talking about
[Xposed Framework Modules] yochananmarqos:
Have you tried setting the background mode to overlay? By the way, please edit your post rather than adding another one. ;)
[Xposed Framework Modules] DSA:
He's using an incompatible ROM/phone (according to his sig)
[Xposed Framework Modules] srdryl:
Yes overlay is even worse the pic is small u can hardly see it.....If the ROM is incompatible can someone plz tell me what s5 ROM is compatible. ..I'm running Samy deluxe 4.4.2
[Xposed Framework Modules] yochananmarqos:
See the first post for compatibility info. There is no GPE (Google Play Edition) of the S5, however there may be a custom ROM close to vanilla AOSP out there somewhere you can try.
[Xposed Framework Modules] srdryl:
A vanilla custom ROM is it s5 touch wiz?
[Xposed Framework Modules] yochananmarqos:
No. Again, please read the entire first post for compatibility info.
[Xposed Framework Modules] :
Changelog for 2.9.9 says

What does this mean, and is there anything that can be done to re-add this feature?

Thanks!
[Xposed Framework Modules] yochananmarqos:
Not all widgets were designed for the lock screen with the ability to expand. App developers were receiving negative feedback due to this feature & one dev specifically requested the feature be removed. There was some discussion previous to the release of 2.9.9 if you want to read further.
[Xposed Framework Modules] :
Thank you for your prompt reply.

If anyone wants to read further, here is the post.

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=50825515&postcount=4857

Cheers!
[Xposed Framework Modules] harrytas:
Thanks on the update regards working days in quite hours.

I've another idea to add to UNC.

In Per App settings

It'll be nice to have the next two options

1 - flash notification - Flashing the Camera Flash when the phone is flipped and face down - that could be a awesome feature!!!

2 - at the option called insistent,add Interval time So the repeated sound notification will be much more tolerant than how is it

now.

let's say Insistent with interval of 5min,that means i'll hear the sound notification every 5 min.
[Xposed Framework Modules] yochananmarqos:
Those are some great ideas. The dev asks that feature requests & bug reports go in the appropriate categories along the top of the forum. It makes it easier for him to keep track of such things so he doesn't have to read pages & pages of posts to find them. :D
[Xposed Framework Modules] :
Is there any working module which does this right now, that you know of?

EDIT : Nevermind, I extracted the code from version 2.9.8.
[Xposed Framework Modules] srdryl:
I was running Echo- ROM

ROM version v32.1 ss port part Ⅶ and overlay works fine the battery life just stinks
[Xposed Framework Modules] FoferX:
Yes, thanks, I came to the same conclusion. It's an odd, unfortunate conflict between GB and APM+ when the Expanded desktop mode is activated, and Gravity Box's Advanced Reboot menu won out over APM+.

Same with "Recent App Cleaner." It has some interesting features (like app exclusions) over GB, but not all of the settings work right and doesn't seem to be well-supported currently. So I've removed both of those and will stick with the consolidated and beautiful solution that is GB. The fewer Xposed Modules I have loaded, the better I suppose, so whenever Gravity Box can handle a tweak I will let it.

Thanks. I tried it and was able to boot into Bootloader. But when I tried to boot to Recovery, all I got was a black screen with a dead Android robot with his chest open, and the words "No command" underneath him. Any way I can fix that? If not, ideally I'd just wanted to get rid of the menu option itself, since it doesn't work for me.
[Xposed Framework Modules] yochananmarqos:
That's odd, there should be options in the default recovery. I suggest installing a custom recovery like TWRP, CWM or Philz Touch depending on what's available for your device. Whether you install a custom recovery or not, having a working one is essential should anything go wrong & you need it.
[Xposed Framework Modules] FoferX:
Gotcha and thanks for the advice. This was a replacement Nexus 7 (2013) I just bought when my old one died. ASUS' repair quote was almost double the price of a refurb. :silly: So anyway, I rooted it with towelroot, and got it all set up this week. Decided not to unlock the bootloader this time around, to keep things simple and hopefully still be able to do OTA updates (if that's possible?)

Anyway, I am learning a lot as I go and really appreciate cool tools like Xposed and all the great information you all share here. I just downloaded ROM Manager and had it install Clockwork Mod Recovery and now the "Reboot to Recovery" works as expected.

Thanks!
[Xposed Framework Modules] trjlive:
Unfortunately, just the act of rooting prevents you from being able to accept the OTA updates. The OTA updates will only install on a completely unmodified system partition. The update will run a check before installing, verifying every system file on the device, and if anything is changed from stock, which rooting and installing mods does, then you will not be able to install the update. If the system partition has been modified in any way, including just rooting, or in your case, even installing Xposed and then GravityBox, then the OTA will fail, usually just giving an error when you try to run it. Worst case, and I have seen this happen, is that the OTA will try to update, and then fail part way through, rendering the device unbootable.

So that is why you should never try to install an OTA if you've rooted or modded or device in any way. If you want to install the OTA update, you will need to restore your device to a completely unmodified state, which means unrooting and restoring back anything you changed. Usually the easiest way to do this is to just reflash the system and boot partitions using the stock Google restore images, which will require you to unlock your bootloader. So what I'm saying, is you're not gaining anything by keeping your bootloader locked, just by rooting you've removed the possibility of accepting the OTA updates unless you return to 100% stock (not near-stock, but 100% out-of-the-box-stock).

As for changing the behavior of GravityBox, I would venture to say that probably less than 1 percent of GravityBox users would want to remove the options for booting into recovery or bootloader modes, since these are primary ways of working with a device to install mods and tweaks. It makes no sense for C3 to go to the trouble of adding additional code to the module to allow for customizing the reboot menu when less than 1% of the users would even use such a feature. However, remember, as it says in the OP, anyone is free to download the module's source code and change it any way they desire. You could remove any features you don't like or change the code to do whatever you want it to do. That's the great thing about open-source software, you're not stuck with what the developer wants it to be, you can always change it on your own.
[Xposed Framework Modules] mdamaged:
Correction, I (and many others) have successfully gotten and applied OTA updates while rooted, the OTA will fail only if a file it wants to update has been changed, adding files to the fs (which rooting does), will not affect OTA updates. That being said, IF the method of rooting ALTERS a /system file that the OTA wants to update (i.e. replaces a lib with a exploitable one), it will fail the MD5 check and fail the OTA.

OTA does not check for a modified system as a whole it checks the files it plans to update.

In the case of xposed, it replaces app_process which is updated by the OTA, which is why one must use the uninstaller within xposed which copies back the original app_process in order for the MD5 sum to pass, and the OTA to proceed. Generally, modules for xposed (i.e. Gravitybox) replaces no files, and works completely in memory.

You do NOT have to restore your whole device to an unmodified state, just the files which the OTA wants to replace. That being said, it's usually easier to just dirty flash /system if you change many files in system that the OTA wants to update, but rooting alone will not break OTAs, nor will unlocking the bootloader, or even changing the recovery (though AUTO updating will not work), you can boot into twrp, find the OTA zip in /cache, and flash it from there manually.
[Xposed Framework Modules] yochananmarqos:
It's great to hear you're learning your way around your Android device and are enjoying GravityBox, however we're most definitely getting off topic now. Everything you could possibly want to know about Android and more can be found within these forums. Any question you have has been answered before--multiple times in many different ways. I invite you to poke around, search & use Google if you must. It'll send you right back here a lot, anyway. ;)
[Xposed Framework Modules] mdamaged:
FWIW, an OTA that fails will not harm the device, it will simply stop, and your device will remain as it was before the attempt...WugFresh even states that in his FAQ (though the part about recovery causing the update to fail is only half right, the automated part will fail, but since a few versions ago, TWRP CAN indeed flash OTA manually, I think that part of his FAQ pre-dates that change to TWRP, this may or may not change on the final release of L though), FWIW, I do not use OTAs anymore, I use multiROM., I wait for a flashable zip to be on XDA (usually a matter of hours), then flash it as a secondary, go back into my primary, backup settings, etc with Titanium, then go back into the new clean ROM, reroot it, and restore the settings, xposed, GB, V4A, etc, including the Android ID, swap ROMs, and delete the old one. This results in a nice clean install every time, OTAs be damned, I also disable that Google backup crap, I found it can cause more issues than it's worth wrt the playstore.

Upsides are numerous, probably going beyond the scope of this thread (also, it's OT), the downside, is security, however, there are apps which let you relock the bootloader (and later unlock without a wipe) at your will.

Helium is what I'd recommend if one was not rooted, but since you have root, Titanium is the way to go.

There is a Feature Request tab at the top.
[Xposed Framework Modules] m0han:
nice gesture. keep it up.
[Xposed Framework Modules] mkz14:
There is a bug. I am using default settings for UNotificacions control and althought you turn off notifications for persistent/ongoing notifications It is not working for real.

I am listening to music with various apps (i.e. Ivoox podcasts) and LED is being showed all the time It doesn't matter what I do, I tried many times switching it over but still not working.

Nexus 5 stock Android 4.4.4 build KTU84P

I do not post log since It's a pretty simple feature/bug, It just doesn't works xD, tested on a Moto G 4.4.4 stock (google edition) aswell.
[Xposed Framework Modules] trjlive:
Please read Post #3 on how to properly report bugs. There are specific details that are required in any bug report.
[Xposed Framework Modules] FcukBloat:
hi! one question.. I searched among all options but couldn't find what I was looking for, so I try to ask you guys.. is it possible to enable something like lockscreen notifications, but with NO active screen? I mean just see notifications in the lockscreen (something like heads up notifications for example) when I wake the phone up?

bye and thanks in advance!

(I am using the donation version)
[Xposed Framework Modules] trjlive:
You make many valid points, but I have personally seen a failed OTA render a device unbootable, which is why I tend to be probably strongly and overly cautious when explaining the caveats with trying to apply an OTA update to a rooted/modded device. Yes, there are circumstances where it can be done, if you revert any changes to system files, reflash stock kernel, etc. However, to do this correctly also takes certain knowledge about the details, and generally, the person who's even asking the question probably doesn't have all that knowledge. ;)

The device that I personally saw was a Samsung Galaxy S4 running a rooted TouchWiz ROM (not sure if rooted stock or custom ROM), I told the person that the OTA probably wouldn't even start because it would notice the modded system and refuse to run. Well, the update actually DID start to run, and then failed about half way through, and rebooted the device. Well, then the device was a mismatched mess of some new updated files, and some old files which included modded system files, and the device would just continue to boot loop from then on. Took reflashing the entire system partition with a stock image to get everything back to working order.

Now, I know most OS updates won't even run if any file to be updated is different than the expected checksum, like you mention, so it generally shouldn't be a worry. But because there are those outlier situations, where for whatever reason that OS update actually did start to run and then failed in the middle, that I always strongly discourage users from trying to apply an OTA over a rooted/modded device. If you have the understanding and knowledge to do so properly, then great, though you probably wouldn't be asking the questions in the first place. To people who are asking how to apply an OTA over a device with a rooted OS, Xposed mods, etc. installed, I will always steer them away from doing so for their own safety. That's just my personal feeling about it.

So yeah, f you know what you're doing, then sure you can do an OTA over a rooted device. But there is also a (small, but existent) chance of it causing a problem, and I would hate to be the guy who told someone "sure go ahead should be no problem" and then have it cause a problem where their device won't boot up. Because it's also always those cases where the user also hasn't made a nandroid or any kind of backup before, and then they're pissed at me for making them mess up their device. So my advice is always going to be on the cautious and safe side. :)

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There are many launcher and lockscreen alternatives in the Play Store that provide this functionality. But heads-up notifications in KitKat were just never designed to be used that way.
[Xposed Framework Modules] RevoSambora:
Can I tweak my phone while my phone running a CyanogenMod 11 ROM ? By the way my phone is Samsung Galaxy Grand
[Xposed Framework Modules] kingvortex:
You should read the first post, especially any sections in red text.

Your device and rom are not supported, so while some features of GravityBox may work, others will not and nothing will be altered to change that.
[Xposed Framework Modules] C3C076:
Thanks. Looks to be rare as I haven't experienced it, yet. But thanks to your logs, it can be prevented for the future.

Please read the 3rd post of this thread as [MENTION=5362940]trjlive[/MENTION] suggested.

Also, provide the exact steps to reproduce including what you have set in UNC settings.

Since you are not sure if it's a feature or bug, we have to have as much info as possible to asses.

Be as verbose as possible. Thanks.
[Xposed Framework Modules] mkz14:
I'm sure It's not a feature, in UNC -> Default Settings you've got a checkbox (Ongoing) to enable/disable the notifications for ongoing notifications (persistent). However, even when ongoing notifications are disabled, my LED prompts all the time if I am listening to music.

Music app (Ivoox in this case) creates a permanent notification for music controls (backwards, pause etc..) and GB takes it as a notification like if It was a Whatsapp/Hangouts and spams the LED light all the time.

If I haven't understood the feature this is what happens. It doesn't matter the circunstance where It happens, It fails all the time so I guess It is just not working :).