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[Xposed Framework Modules] krasnoff:
Hi! Can you add option for remove sound profile switchers from lockscreen? Like as power off & reboot (for anti theft)?

Or allow switching profile only loud? Thanks!
[Xposed Framework Modules] rlmesq:
Still works great on Verizon Droid Maxx running rooted 4.4.

I switched back from ART to Dalvik runtime just so I could use this module.

One feature request: flashlight (or torch, depending on your locale) would be a very handy addition.
[Xposed Framework Modules] Truepeace:
If I am not mistaken, I should avoid using it if I have cyanogenmod right?
[Xposed Framework Modules] TimAnd:
Very useful, thank you. I'd also like to see Wi-Fi and torch switch here.

But, I want to suggest to you to make TILED MENU, with 3x4 icons plus those 3 (or 4) for sound/vibration.

Something like CM has now (but it takes few clicks to get there) or maybe MIUI.
[Xposed Framework Modules] teteu86:
Hi, thanks for sharing your app.

Is it possible to reduce the time needed to press the PWR button before the menu appears?
[Xposed Framework Modules] Thomas_BA:
Great module.

May it be possible to also disable long press on the turn/off button as this still shuts the cellphone down?
[Xposed Framework Modules] rainabba:
My Note 3 with MJE stock rom (rooted) reboots when I hold power. I expect to see the power menu. This a setting bug ?
[Xposed Framework Modules] kennethso168:
Warning: This will definitely NOT work for Samsung TouchWiz stock ROMs or anything based on them!
[Xposed Framework Modules] Adam3Sixty:
I have a little question/request that may or may not take ur fancy.

On the main power menu, I was wondering if there would be a way, instead of pressing "REBOOT" and then selecting "reboot" "recovery" or which ever other options there are, there would be a way to add a "RECOVERY" option to the main power menu, like the image below from the Xperia device:

Personally, I only ever use normal reboot, or recovery, none of the other options, and I think this may be a nice feature to add.

Again, if it does not take ur fancy, please feel free to say so, and I shall say no more about it :)
[Xposed Framework Modules] libertus77:
Advanced menu works fine on lg g2 ls980 zva stock rooted, but remove airplane mode or the ath appears not to work.
[Xposed Framework Modules] cgibbons51:
Touch wiz support be added ever? :) I know some 4.1.2 touch wiz roms have advanced power menu :)
[Xposed Framework Modules] bgweed:
Worked perfectly on my Nexus 5 Stock/Rooted/Bricked-kernel.

I tried on SlimKat Build3.0(stable); it works, but it doesn't replace the existing "Reboot" option, so I end up with 2 "reboot" options under the main "menu" (functions still work).
[Xposed Framework Modules] alomex21:
Htc one works perfect, minus one.whe you are in lockscreen,you press the power button,the power button will appear,same as when you press it for a few second,a notification will also appear saying that is going to reboot automatically if you keep pressing in.hope that there's a fix

Enviado desde mi HTC One mediante Tapatalk
[Xposed Framework Modules] PipoM9Pro:
I have the latest version and the boot loader option is not appearing to matter what I do. The option is selected and x has been updated/installed/rebooted...

Thanks PipoM9Pro

QuadCore powered by Finless 1.5 ROM
[Xposed Framework Modules] OKAstro:
Power menu unchanged after installation

Acer A500

ICS 4.0.4-RE-FLEXxx_Rev7.0 + CiVz_ezT20-revived OC Kernel (11-Jul-2013)

APM Version 8.2.2
[Xposed Framework Modules] Ozito:
Really nice mod! I like the options and i really like the anti-theft idea, except i have the same problem as the quoted user on my HTC One too.

When trying to power off the phone in lockscreen i still get the power off button and also i do get the anti-theft notification above it.

otherwise I'm pleased with what you have achieved with this mod.

Thank you
[Xposed Framework Modules] olokos:
Any chance on adding "full screen" mode to this? I'd definitely install this then.
[Xposed Framework Modules] kennethso168:
Bye for now

For quite a long time, I have neither do any update nor provide any support. There are two reasons. First I've too busy to deal with that. I have a lot of more meaningful things to do. Second, I'm no longer motivated to continue developing this app. I experienced an unprecedented peace of mind when I wasn't touching any programming for some time.

So, after some thoughts, I decided to officially discontinue this app. That means no more updates, and no more support either via email or this thread. But I'll still release v9.0 in these few days, which I did it quite a long time ago. The version also contains new features and translations done by others, so I don't want to have their efforts wasted. The version will be marked as FINAL with a clear statement that no more support will be given.

The discontinuation may not be permanent. Some how if I become interested in this project again I may resume development, but there will be no guarantee and that will not happen in this few months.

Anyway, I have to express my heartfelt gratitude to you all for your continuous support of the app. And also special thanks to all contributors (developers, translators, etc.). Your work definitely made the app better.

So, goodbye everyone.
[Xposed Framework Modules] frankee207:
Thank you for your work, dev. Your module is really nice and useful. It works perfectly on my device ( wiko cink peax ROM stock JB 4.1.1)
[Xposed Framework Modules] Ozito:
Thank you for even making this and good luck with future projects!
[Xposed Framework Modules] bakageta:
Such a shame this is discontinued. It seems to work fine on 4.0.4 touchwiz roms like the stock captivate glide, unfortunately the menu on these roms is light colored and there's no option to change the text color, making it virtually unreadable. Still, thanks for the work, and hopefully you'll find time to work on the mod once more.
[Xposed Framework Modules] Synthic:
Thank you [MENTION=4414937]kennethso168[/MENTION] for all your hard work on this module. I've been using it on my HTC One since I've gotten it and it's never given me any issues. It's sad to see you discontinuing this project, but I hope you continue coding as you are a very talented developer!
[Xposed Framework Modules] oldslowdiver:
Man, thanks a lot anyway, I wanted so badly to make this app work on Touchwiz.. anyway, this was a very cool project, hopefully someday you'll find the good will to take it back to new light. Cheers.
[Xposed Framework Modules] edgieace:
demn :( it doesn't work on touchwiz T_T , i hope it will be soonn
[Xposed Framework Modules] Thela7:
Ditto

Sent by smoke signals, then translated to Morse, and digitized by Monkeys.
[Xposed Framework Modules] pglmro:
Traslate error...

Inviato dal mio LG-D802 utilizzando Tapatalk
[Xposed Framework Modules] stex89:
Is it possible to add Screen Recorder shortcut? Thanks a lot :)
[Xposed Framework Modules] Thela7:
AFAIK, screenrecord only works in adb command line. Doesn't It?

Sent by smoke signals, then translated to Morse, and digitized by Monkeys.
[Xposed Framework Modules] stex89:
No man, it's a feature introduced first by cyanogenmod, reachable through button press (in my s3: power+home+vol up).
[Xposed Framework Modules] setspeed:
[MENTION=4414937]kennethso168[/MENTION] I have only just discovered this module and I definitely don't think it gets the recognition that it deserves! This is THE most important Xposed module on my phone - if my phone get stolen, this is the ONLY THING stopping the thief from immediately switching the phone off, and hence disabling any other methods of locating the phone.

Since the thief also thinks he can't be tracked, he won't be afraid to go home or some other place of safety where he is likely to remain for a period of time.

The module works perfectly on my N5 (Mahdi ROM + ElementalX). The only possible change I could want is for the ability to remove volume-state changes from the menu when screen is locked. That way if a phone is stolen and you realise quickly, you could call the phone and hopefully hear it ring if the thief is close-by and he has been unable to turn the volume off.

I understand you no longer want to work on this, so perhaps another dev would like to pick up and continue developing it? Not that it needs much developing in my opinion :)
[Xposed Framework Modules] Robinrob88:
Did this xposed supports on mmx a67.....
[Xposed Framework Modules] demoncamber:
Just wanted to check in, this works fine on my g2 on 4.4.2

Sent from my LG-D801
[Xposed Framework Modules] kennethso168:
So I have a little more free time now. I will do a little bit more coding and release a minor improvement maybe around this month.

Upon popular request, I'll try to implement removing the volume tri-state action (yes that's the official name by the android developers) when the device is locked as the first priority. But it is a little bit harder to implement. Seems to have found another method though. I'll try

Frankly, I don't know your language, and it is not translated by me as well.

Please tell me your language, the sentence that has been translated wronly, and the correct translation. Thanks.

Well you have to try out by yourself. Don't worry as xposed means high compatibility and ease of revert.

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PS

I have actually a bigger plan about the app. I may eventually totally rewrite the app from scratch to implement a more user-friendly UI. The kind of UI that has drag-to-sort feature. But the problem is if I really have the time and ability to do that...
[Xposed Framework Modules] Thela7:
Good to see you back! Please take your time.

Sent by smoke signals, then translated to Morse, and digitized by Monkeys.
[Xposed Framework Modules] kennethso168:
Beta released: option to remove volume tri-state option when the device is locked
[Xposed Framework Modules] usb2:
[MENTION=4414937]kennethso168[/MENTION]

here it is the updated italian translation for version 9.1.1
[Xposed Framework Modules] kennethso168:
Version 9.1.2, the "stable" version of 9.1.1, is released lol
[Xposed Framework Modules] Kocane:
Just saw that there was an update for this module. Awesome! Could you perhaps make it possible to also hide the volume tri-state thingie from the powermenu outside lockscreen?

I don't know how much you are "back at" this module so I hope it's not too much out of order to throw a couple of suggestions your way. It would be greatly appreciated if they could be realized!

Could the reboot menu be adjusted to be white instead of dark? I.e. look something like this:

A less cosmetically suggestion: could it be possible to add an enty in the power menu that is labelled "Network Mode" and upon pressing would show this menu:

Thus allowing for a quick switch between 2g, 3g, 4g.

I know these features are available with Serajr's xposed module but sadly he left 4.3 support with some unsolved issues that makes his module hard to use. Plus I always found it making the power menu slower to appear than with your module.
[Xposed Framework Modules] killoid:
[MENTION=4414937]kennethso168[/MENTION] can we get gingerbread support for this great module plz?
[Xposed Framework Modules] kennethso168:
Actually xposed support for gingerbread is unofficial, thats why at the beginning I didn't include gingerbread support. But it seems that the power menu code for gingerbread is similar and my module should work right away. I may release a alpha version which allows gingerbread to see if the module works well on gingerbread.

Actually, what I have implemented in the last update is just the option to hide the volume tri-state option at lockscreen! Check "Remove volume state toggle when device is locked" in the settings of my module and reboot, and it will work.

I also tried Serajr's xposed module too, and I know his module really has tons of features. I may consider adding those features, especially after I rewrite the module. The problem is whether I really have time to do that.
[Xposed Framework Modules] killoid:
will be happy to test it.take ur time,no hurry.
[Xposed Framework Modules] prisoner881:
First, let me thank you for taking the time to make this mod in the first place. It's been wonderful to use.

That said, I recently upgraded from the HTC One M7 to the HTC One M8. After loading up this mod, I find the "screenshot" option no longer appears. All the other reboot items appear (boot to recover, hot reboot, etc.) but "screenshot" is not there even though it's enabled in the options.

Is this a known bug? Or by design? Or something you're still working on?
[Xposed Framework Modules] dadoo182:
I have problem with new version app 9.1.2. Its not working. It dont show more reboot option(into recovery, soft..) or screenshot option. I tried disable other module, delete app data, reinstall.. And still nothing. So i instal older version 9.0.1 and its WORKS.

I m on LG l9 II d605. Root. Cwm. Stock rom Android 4.1.2.
[Xposed Framework Modules] Kocane:
Myeah, but I was thinking maybe to have the opposite feature as well. Like hide it everywhere BUT from the lockscreen. Because, when unlocked, I always do the volume changing from my quicksettings in the statusbar, never thru the power menu. So might as well hide it there... but in lockscreen its nice to have it in the powermenu for quick toggling.

I dont feel like you need to re-write it. It's very nice and fast as it is.

Not that Im in position to tell you whats you shold do or whats easy to do - but - isn't it fairly simple to add the network mode shortcut? Its my understanding that, that dialog window is a part of Android and the entry would just function as a simple shortcut. Maybe Im wrong. I just use 2g alot and manually switch to 3g or 4g. It could be cool to have it right there in the powermenu :p
[Xposed Framework Modules] 2_i:
Same for me on Xperia Tipo Dual, stock ROM & Android 4.0.4. I also went back to 9.0.1 to have it working.
[Xposed Framework Modules] teraherz:
please

Great work

I wish you could make it work this application in note galaxy 3 sm-9005, especially the anti-theft function

Regards
[Xposed Framework Modules] kennethso168:
I don't know why it happens. :confused: The device is quite new and I don't have one.

You may enable verbose logging in my app, play with the power menu, and send the logs to me, which can be found in xposed module installer. I may find some traces of why this happens in the log. No guarantee to fix though. The power menu of HTC devices are usually more troublesome to handle

From the logs given, I think it is due to an error when the volume tri-state option can't be properly detected. I will try to release some "experimental" version to you all to see if this is really the cause (maybe in around a week or two)

Ultimately I will release some options like "remove the last option (which is usually the volume tri-state) in the power menu when the device is locked" as a kind of fallback as the volume tri-state option is really surprising difficult to detect.

For the volume option, actually I usually switch the volume mode in the lockscreen, so the function I has just released in 9.1.2 is not useful for me (but for others). I think it might be good to implement the "reverse" as you describe. I will do that if I have time.

The reason why I wanna "rewrite" the app is that I'd like to use a totally different UI. I will use something like the "cards UI" seen in Xposed installer. I think the current settings is quite messy and unorganized. In the new UI, you can add, rearrange, modify, and delete the cards which represents the options. I think it will then be more intuitive and easy-to-follow.

By "rewriting" I don't mean that I will completely redo the app from scratch. I will re-use a lot of useful code snippets I have now. It will be a different package though. (Think of something like Advanced Power Menu II)

And dialog window is, of course, part of android. But it is not that straightforward to implement network moode change. This is a planned feature (esp. in the rewritten version).

Support for samsung ROMs is a long-planned feature, but I still don't have idea how to implement it. Maybe I can do it in the future
[Xposed Framework Modules] abumy:
Does it work with cyanogenmod? I tried to give it a go on my LG Optimus G Pro running cm11 and didn't yet get it to work.
[Xposed Framework Modules] kennethso168:
I've released a new version trying to address this. Please follow the instructions below and tell me the results.

I believe that your device also suffered the bug for the 9.1.2 version. Please follow the instructions below and tell me the results.

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VERSION 9.1.3 RELEASED

Changes:

Attempt to fix the critical error caused when the volume tri-state option can't be properly detected

The error in version 9.1.2 will cause failure to add any option to your power menu.

If you suffer the error in version 9.1.2, use this version first and see if things get right with "Remove volume state toggle when device is locked" option unchecked.

If yes, you can proceed and see the results with the mentioned option enabled.

If no, please try version 9.0.1 and send me some logs. Thanks.
[Xposed Framework Modules] dadoo182:
9.1.3 with "Remove volume state toggle when device is locked" option unchecked it WORKS.

9.1.3 with option checked, well it works. i mean, restart(soft,hard,recovery,bootloader), screenshot works, but it will not remove volume state toogle(mute/vibrate/sound).

but thank you, this toggle doesnt bother me anyway.

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lg l9 II d605, andorid 4.4.2. cwm. root
[Xposed Framework Modules] 2_i:
I do not use the anti-theft option, so the "Remove volume state..." option is greyed out. I do not use the lockscreen either. I send you the bulky log over a private message.
[Xposed Framework Modules] cge_95:
French translation

Hi,

I would like to translate your app in French but where can I get the strings.xml ?

Regards

Christophe
[Xposed Framework Modules] :
Take a look here and thanks! :)
[Xposed Framework Modules] pcwiz84:
Hello all,

I have been wrestling with my phone's notification volume for several months now. It tends to change its volume to the max, when I don't want it to. Are there any suggestions on how to make it not change? I'm using the Xposed "Ringer & Notification Volume Unlink in ICS/JB," but it doesn't seem to help. I'm not sure if it started before or after I rooted my phone. I'm being very careful to not go crazy on anything custom, since my first S3 hard bricked on me and I had to get a (free) replacement. I'm hoping this would be a good thread to post in, unless y'all could direct me to another one that could be more helpful.

Thanks so much!
[Xposed Framework Modules] kennethso168:
This is the very wrong thread that you've posted in. Totally irrelevant.

However, everyone here was once a newbie. So I can just help you a bit.

If you not sure what the cause is, hard reset your phone (BACKUP YOUR DATA FIRST!!!). This will get you back to everything being clean. Then see if the problem persists. If no, you've done something wrong with your rooting/modding. If yes, this is the problem of your stock ROM and you can just blame Samsung.

If you wanna ask more in a relevant forum, you can ask in the Q&A forum of your device/Android.

Hope I can help you. Please don't post on this thread or other irrelevant threads again. (Other guys may not be so nice)
[Xposed Framework Modules] pcwiz84:
Thanks and my apologies.
[Xposed Framework Modules] kennethso168:
I still have no idea why this happens after having a look of your logs. I may try to investigate further in the future.

This is intended as I just wanna test something. Now it means I must implement some kind of fallback.
[Xposed Framework Modules] calav3ra_de:
Those sound state options, can you remove them completely? They really bother me as i never used them in my whole life.

The whole re-design with tiles sounds amazing, thanks for all your work.

:good::fingers-crossed:
[Xposed Framework Modules] arvindgr:
Ur module really works well and Quick dial feature is helpful at emergency!

U have provided everything but I would ask one. I doesn't use the volume panel that takes necessary space in Power menu. How about a tick box to enable/disable that?

Also a worthy point to mention is that, GravityBox provides power tweaks that are necessary but it doesn't feature to remove that panel whereas Custom ROMs provide this. Kindly consider this in your next version at your busy schedule...
[Xposed Framework Modules] kennethso168:
I'll implement removing the sound state options in the next version

Does your "volume panel" mean the circled option below?

That's the volume tri-state option. I've implemented disabling this option when at the lock screen. I can implement the option to always disable this in the next version.

Hope I can see what you mean. If I get it wrong, sorry for that and please explain further
[Xposed Framework Modules] jydis:
Woud it be possible tot remove the extended desktop item, that's implanted by gravitybox? Since it doesn't provide this option itself.
[Xposed Framework Modules] 2_i:
For a try I installed the version 9.1.4 and it works, i.e. the advanced menu shows fine. Obviously, I have even far less chance to understand why it works as compared to 9.1.2/3.
[Xposed Framework Modules] kennethso168:
Well I need to think and try first. I'm not sure if I can remove options added by other modules...

Strange. I think maybe it was due to corrupted packages.

But anyway it's nice to see that it's working on your phone again.
[Xposed Framework Modules] arvindgr:
U r right and thats exactly what I meant!. Thank u man...
[Xposed Framework Modules] natezire71:
Removing the volume toggle on the Nexus 7 (2013) doesn't work. Forcing the last option to be removed doesn't remove it either. Is there anything I can give you that would help?
[Xposed Framework Modules] POIZ87:
If you wan to know:

Iam using your MOD a very long time, on my HTC One X. The last version 9.1.4. works fine for me.

Sometimes if iam bored i test some Betas and Alphas, so I did with 9.2.1 of your MOD. (I deleted caches, appdata, dalvik caches, reboot 3 times, and delete appdata, and turn off/on option in the settings but the "reboot" section is complete gone, if i disable the advanced reboot option, the stock reboot option come back, if i enable it it gone.

I turned back to 9.1.4. works again :)

greetz
[Xposed Framework Modules] kennethso168:
You can enable verbose logging in settings, open the power menu without powering off the device, and send me the logs which can be found in the xposed installer. You may also try removing other items as well and see if it works. Hopefully I may get some idea why it doesn't work on your device.

I changed the implementation of the advanced reboot function in 9.2.1. I think I need to bring back the old implementation as a workaround then.

But your case remind me of the many previous cases of HTC devices (which is little headaches for me). I now suspect that for HTC devices, options can only be removed but not added, and the maximum number of options are limited. So can you try adding some other options like quick dial and toggling mobile data and tell me the results. With verbose logging it's even better. Thanks for your help.
[Xposed Framework Modules] POIZ87:
9.1.4 - Add everthing - it looks deactivated but it works

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9.2.1 - Everthing i tried to add is gone, but removing flymode is possible.

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[Xposed Framework Modules] fei0316:
Some feature requests to make the module more awesome(in my opinion:D)

1. Fake turning off phone will turn off the screen instead of loading forever

2. Organize the settings well in the app(the app looks a little messy, put the settings into 4 part: While screen on, lockscreen, thief mode, general and a master switch would be easier for people to use)

3. Allows reordering toggles from this app, other apps and default.

These function would make the app even better but if you don't add them, it's still very awesome!