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[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] badbob001:
This second alpha has three new type methods that may help:

See which is faster for you. TYPE-THEN-DELETE_T9NUM seems faster. It also speeds things up to change Setup > Advance > 'Delay between keys' from 100 to 50.

I think making the script do true T9 input (with multi-taps for each character) would be too error-prone and phone specific.

Note that after upgrading to the new files, you need to run Setup to re-enable the PRE or POST scripts if you had them enabled before.

It usually takes my EDGE phone only a couple of seconds to get the tinyurl, though it may take longer if your device needs to initiate a GPRS/EDGE connection first (no G or E above the signal bars).

You should look at pre.mscr and see if commenting out the following two lines helps:

Connect("The Internet")

and

CloseConnection

If commenting out those lines causes the resulting url to not become a tinyurl, then mortscript needs the above lines to connect to the internet.

Attached is a test script (tinyurl_test.mscr). It will attempt to connect to get the tinyurl of google.com, microsoft.com, and yahoo.com and then again but with internet initialization first. The number of seconds for each connection is then shown afterwards. Connecting without an existing gprs/edge connection takes me about 5 to 10 seconds while the subsequent connections only take 2 -4 seconds.

Normally, action/enter is hit less than a second after the url is inserted. The only time there is an extended wait is if you're running an unsigned version of Opera Mini or unpatched JVM, so permission messages pop up and the script is waiting for you to answer them. I have reworked some of the related code in alpha2 so perhaps it's faster for you now.

Also, sometimes the script correctly sends the action/enter but Opera Mini visually doesn't show a response. But if you try to manually press action/enter or any other key, Opera Mini is still not responsive. I assume this is an Opera Mini quirk and you just need to be patient. But the wait is usually a few seconds and not 10-15.

Also, perhaps your device is slowed down with other processes or is running with little free ram.

Hope that helps.
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] aRGybaRGy:
Aaah.. looks like there's a limit to the number of characters to the path of the script - I've reduced the number now and it works again. :)

Cheers

RG
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] badbob001:
I suspect there is a rough 256 character limit to command paths in windows mobile. If I create a shortcut with more than 256 characters, the latter part of the shortcut, which usually is a reference to the shortcut icon, gets ignored.
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] bones20:
EDIT: I was able to resolve the below. The problem was due to long path to the script in the storage card. I moved the script right under the storage card and it works now.

Dear BadBob,

Thanks for this useful utility. I was able to use all the features of your program like:

- create shortcut

- patch UTF selector

- make default

However, while opera does launch fine as a default browser from the outlook message links, it does not do so from google search today plugin and also not from the SPB diary today plugin. I get messages like this:

"there is no application associated with "http://blah blah". Run the application first, then open this file from within the application."

Please suggest. I tried everywhich way to tweak your settings but it just doesnt work as default browser from these apps. If i unregister your script, then IE gets launched fine as a default browser from these apps.

thanks,

Rajeev
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] sunsetdk:
I have a S710 too

SmartTools will perform a paste into the address window. I have mapped the "clipboard" to "enter key for 2 sec" and then a 3. This will paste the clipbard contens into the window. My problem is now just how to make mortscript perform the action.
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] mrbelvedere:
A little help?

I installed this program & for a while it was working fine. Now everytime I click on a link in an email, it INSTALLS Opera Mini instead of opening it & times out before it finishes installing. Can any of you gurus help me figure this out? I used the Jbed & Opera Mini CAB found here (http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=398567&highlight=set+opera+mini+default) and I have 0.11b running as well. Any help is appreciated!
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] rebecker:
Reinstall from the Opera Mini site and NEVER close Mini in any way other than the application Menu/Exit command. There's a bug in OM that is triggered by closing it in a way other than the OM Exit command.

-Bob-
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] mrbelvedere:
Thanks

I will give it a shot & report back.
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] fldash:
Hi guys, just installed this on my HTC Touch CDMA. It acts like its going to work, but fails at some point.

A) It loads Opera.

B) Opens up the address input bar.

C) Deletes the text there

D) Seems to do some sort of application switch.

E) Returns to opera but the only thing in my location is www.

StartOperaMini_last has the correct URL in it.

Any ideas?

Edit: In addition, I manually started opera, clicked on the box to pop-up 'Enter Address' brough up the keyboard and hit 'Ctrl-V' and it pasted the correct URL into the box...

ie_paste_type = shift-insert

ie_select_type = select-all

ie_copy_type = ctrl-insert

om_paste_type = shift-insert

om_select_type = select-all

om_copy_type = ctrl-insert
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] Alkemist:
Script installed.

When it attempts to launch OM, the OM homescreen continuously seems to shift from side to side. Whenever I move to a lower field, it returns it to the first one. I have to kill OM.

Any ideas as to why this is happening and how it can be fixed?

PS

I'm using jeodek.exe instead of jbed.
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] Mikey:
I'm having the same issue: 0.10bSP3_StartOperaMini

Excalibur with 6.1

Mortscript saved to memory

ran setup only and changed nothing else.
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] JZ SmartMort:
Vito CopyPaste does not work in OM4.1 (actually JBed). You are not allowed to press-hold the action button in JBed so that's a limitation.
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] Rob Tesnear:
Good info in this thread for me anyway. Thanks all.
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] rebecker:
Skyfire Messed Up OM As Default

I tried Skyfire yesterday (for about 2 seconds. Couldn't get pass the password nonsense) and now OM is not the default browser. Tried running the script again, but nada. Can someone step me through the setup (or settings) to get OM back as my default browser?

Edit: Please, I've run the re-detect but still cannot get OM to work as my default browser. Here are my results:

Browser re-detect complete:

- ACTIONS ----

[Browsers (1)]

1. OM 4.x (d)(last)

[Commands (2)]

2. tinyurl.com

3. del.icio.us (d)

[Other (1)]

4. [IE] (e)

(d)=default (e)=exclude

What am I doing wrong????????????????

Thanks.

-Bob-
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] SH4YD33:
Looks like we need an update for the 4.2 Opera mini..
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] flaviopac:
When I launch OperaMini, what new functions I have and how to launch them?
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] creed:
Can't get Quickswitch to work

How do I get quickswitch to open the current page I am viewing in Opera mini in Internet explorer? I manage to get internet explorer to open but it just goes straight to the home page. I am not sure I am invoking quickswitch correctly. With the page open on Opera mini I run the script. Then a prompt comes up asking which browser I wish to use. I choose internet explorer.

These is my current setup:

- ACTIONS ---------

[Browsers (1)]

1. OM 4.x (d)(last)

[Commands (0)]

[Other (1)]

2. [IE] (e)

(d)=default (e)=exclude

- SETTINGS --------

Settings found: 38

format="3"

kill_jbed="0"

opera_control="f9-one"

dai_enabled="0"

prompt_timeout="2"

action_prompt="0"

exclude_prompt="0"

action_default="1"

exclude_default="OM 4.x(1)"

last_ver="OM 4.x"

wait_time_between_keys="100"

wait_time_for_java="5"

wait_time_for_opera_notrunning="5"

wait_time_for_opera_running="3"

wait_time_for_address="3"

trim_length="1"

jvm_file="\Windows\jbed.exe"

selector_file="\Windows\appdb\selector.utf"

jvm_title="Java"

debug="0"

quickswitch_enabled="1"

ie_paste_type="shift-insert"

ie_select_type="select-all"

ie_copy_type="ctrl-insert"

hide_messages="0"

ie_address="2"

qs_delay="0"

qs_timeout="2"

qs_prompt="0"

copy_position="3"

paste_position="4"

select_position="6"

om_paste_type="context-menu"

om_select_type="select-all"

om_copy_type="context-menu"

hkcopy="none"

cbsize="20"

UPDATE*

Quick switch just suddenly started working for no apparent reason! WTF??
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] bloodflower73:
Problem with RssHub

Hi guys,

I have installed this script but when I read news with RssHub I can't open the link for read more because show me this message: "There is no applications associated with http://www......"

I've installed Jbed 2.1, Opera mini 4.1 and Mortscript 4.1.

My phone is Htc Diamond with cooked rom Dib 1.9.

Thank for your help!

B
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] estelleessex:
miniopera

I am desperately trying to make MiniOpera my default browser and make it work when I click a link in an email message; I have read your postings, but I am not that technical and I don't know what to do with the zip file. I emailed it to myself on my Blackberry but then I'm lost.

Could you email me Estelle.Essex@ottawacatholicschools.ca on how to do it.

e
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] sancho1234:
When will you create Opera Mini 5 beta support? :)
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] JZ SmartMort:
As you can see there have not been any updates in over a year. Go to the first post and read the top you will find this:

Find the link to my software in my signature.
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] lexluthor:
Too bad, I'd love to see Opera Mini 5 support too.
[Xiaomi Poco F1 Questions & Answers] Alanrey00:
Hi poco users, recently I was using a Samsung S8 but selled it due to how frustrating I find the knox and troubles to rooting, since then I'm looking for my new device and was almost sure on getting the OnePlus 6T as they keep almost stock android and don't void your warranty due to rooting, then the poco F1 released and seems to be a tempting alternative but I had a lot of Xiaomi device and I sincerily hate MIUI, so my question is, does the modified MIUI that the poco have gets annoying or due weird thing like normal MIUI does?, also any extra things to have in mind that you could tell me that differenciates this from a true flagship?

Thanks to everyone and srry for my spelling and syntax
[Xiaomi Poco F1 Questions & Answers] omargamalxx:
6t has no headphone jack and smaller battery and sd card support but has better screen and better build quality and better camera both will have custom roms so miui won't be an issue so i guess its a matter if you are willing to pay extra cash for the oneplus or not since poco is much cheaper
[Xiaomi Poco F1 Questions & Answers] rob!n:
Poco f1 is a good device, best in its price. Performance and battery are on point. But if money is not the issue, go with 6t. Period.

Amoled and oxygen os are enough reasons to buy 6t, if not to mention the better cameras, warp charge, premium build, healthy custom rom development, faster oem updates, open betas and things can go on......
[Xiaomi Poco F1 Questions & Answers] Alanrey00:
I don't really care about the jack as I can use an adapter and for the sd I dont need more than 128 or even 64gb, my principal doubt about the poco is I never liked MIUI UI and totally hate the way it manages the memory as I have loss messages not only from Whatsapp but work mails too, also I love the aesthetics of the stock android
[Xiaomi Poco F1 Questions & Answers] Alanrey00:
Yeah, I had the nexus 5 and nexus 6 and really miss that much of community support, thats one of my top features for the 6t (I think is like the new nexus due to the price range)
[Xiaomi Poco F1 Questions & Answers] omargamalxx:
both will have a development community but if you dont care about the jack and the 6t is in your price range then go for it
[Samsung Galaxy Tab E  Questions & Answers] Moondroid:
I recently bought a T560NU, in really nice shape except it's been upgraded to Nougat.

I don't know these Galaxy tablets, mostly Moto phones (have unlocked/rooted/ROM'd several) plus have rooted an Asus tablet and a couple of Samsung phones . . . I know those can't be downgraded, but I'm in the dark about Samsung tablets. Just hoping.

1. Second title-question first, as I would prefer this if it's possible: Can I downgrade Nougat on this Tab E 9.6 to Marshmallow? I have the 6.0.1 BQF1 firmware downloaded from sammobile. The phone is now running CQK2.

2. If it can't be downgraded, is it safe to install TWRP 3.1.1-1 gtelwifiue on stock Nougat? And then root with SuperSU or Magisk?

Thanks very much in advance for whatever help/advice might be offered.
[Samsung Galaxy Tab E  Questions & Answers] Moondroid:
I realize these questions might seem a little noobish-ignorant, but after reading that (for example) the LG G Pad 8.3 can apparently be downgraded (at least the bootloader) and it is (or used to be) necessary to downgrade the bootloader to KK before TWRP could be installed; thus I ask both questions here . . . and because after browsing (and searching) a large part of of the Tab E forum, I read a lot of general talk-around, and think, well, it would probably be okay to try installing TWRP, but I don't really get a clear and solid feeling about basic prerequisites or do's and don'ts. I just bought a nearly-brand-new SM-T560NU running Nougat 7.1.1, and you can understand I don't want to take any unnecessary chances.
[Samsung Galaxy Tab E  Questions & Answers] Moondroid:
So I took this specific question and answer as an endorsement for installing TWRP on a T560NU with 7.1.1 (despite reading of several problems getting TWRP on the T377x). The title of the above-referenced thread threw me, because the OP's question is not about root, it's about TWRP. I installed twrp-3.1.1-1-gtelwifiue successfully on my T560NU with Nougat, flashed via Odin clean as a whistle. Just mentioning this for posterity.

As for downgrading stock firmware, it seems like this post (xTujirox's part at the bottom) is telling me I can do that. But considering that downgrading firmware (bootloader etc) can be a much more risky proposition, I'm still waiting/hoping for a more specific response to the question before I even think about trying it.
[Samsung Galaxy Tab E  Questions & Answers] Moondroid:
After 10+ days of waiting I decided to bite the bullet and dive in. It was nerve-wracking, but I got 7.1.1 downgraded to 6.0.1. About 40 minutes after starting, I was thinking I'd gotten a bad download from sammobile. But I finally got it working.

It turns out all I needed to do was clear cache and wipe data (in the stock recovery, since TWRP was blown away by the firmware flash). But it was a slow walk through he11 getting there . . .

After the phone rebooted from Odin and I got the Andy screen "updating" screen, and then apps optimization for the Marshmallow "update". After optimizing 218 apps (or so I thought), the phone went into a loop where 3-4 processes kept crashing/not starting. Most critical I'm sure was "android.process.acore" and the System UI. With the System UI not starting up, it was a real trick to get a shutdown to take -- lots of quick double-thumb-taps because the error pop-ups kept obscuring power-off.

It finally did shut down, and I powered-up into recovery with no problem. Once there I wiped cache and then data/factory reset. After watching the "Samsung" screen for 10 minutes plus, Marshmallow started up clean as a whistle. Another power-down and -up to make sure it started up okay, and then back to download mode to reflash TWRP.

Again this is all for "posterity" in case anybody else comes along with the same question(s).
[Samsung Galaxy Tab E  Questions & Answers] Moondroid:
PS . . .

Files Used:

T560NUUEU1BQF1_T560NUXAR1BQF1_XAR.zip (downloaded from sammobile)

. . . the US or "Cellular South" version of MM 6.0.1

. . . this zip file extracts to one rar.md5 file, which is flashed in the AP slot.

twrp-3.1.1-1-gtelwifiue.img.tar

Odin 3.12.3
[One (M8) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Judiver:
Hi,

I read a couple of other threads with similar symptoms but I do not know if I have the same problem. So I think it's better to start a new thread. In any case I hope some expert here can help me.

About 1,5 years ago I bought a secondhand HTC One M8 and it has been working fine up to last Tuesday. I use it to hike (to follow downloaded tracks and record my hike, using GPS, and when I do this I put it into flight mode to not use any more battery than necessary). I keep it in a pocket in my shorts when I hike. Last Tuesday, I was simply walking (not climbing, running or anything of that kind) and it had just started raining, but my phone was in my dry pocket, when I felt it vibrated. It had powered off by itself. I powered it on again, tried to reactivate my hiking application (Alpine Quest) but it didn't register my location nor track my moves. I didn't have any connection and it was stuck in flight mode.

At home, powering off and on, it all of a sudden asked me for a PIN code (I've never secured my phone with a code, and I've never seen this screen before) and it only lets me make emergency calls. I tried 0000 but that didn't work (using 1 of the 3 PIN code attempts... I've 2 left now). Powering it off and on a couple of times, it sometimes gives this screen, but sometimes it also allows me to access my phone without the code (the normal home screen). In doing so I was able to get rid of the flight mode (when it is powered it freezes when powering on or off flight mode, which than becomes greyed out). Sometimes it powers on and off by itself. But I have no connection, no baseband, EMEI is unknown, phone number is unknown.

If any of you has any idea as to solve this porblem, I would appreciate the help !

Thanks !

Judith

Ps Oh and by the way, I'm quite illiterated when it comes to phones... I may understand computers but because with phones the software is hidden and can only be accessed when the phone is rooted (and I already "bricked" my previous unlocked Samsung by trying to root it when it had a problem) I cannot learn and I'm scared I may do something wrong this time too :(. I find it ridiculous that when you BUY a (unlocked) phone you cannot access the software installed on it (and get rid of xxxxx MB of bloatware that fills up the memory, to name one thing...).

Phone: HTC One M8

Android version: 6.0

HTC Sense: 7.0

Software number: 6.12.401.4

Kernel version: 3.4.0-perf-g708019f

and@AABM #1

SMP PREEMPT

Baseband version: unknown

IMEI: unknown

IMEI SV: unknown

Phone number: unknown

IMSI: unknown
[One (M8) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] redpoint73:
What do you mean "I cannot learn"? Anybody can learn! But it requires you to take the time and effort to learn the proper info and methods.

If you don't understand enough to root a phone, then you don't know enough to be messing with the phone's software. This is the main reason they don't let users easily access the operating system (more likely to cause damage then do good).

If you know how, do fastboot getvar all, and post the results (delete IMEI and serial number, if they appear).

It appears you obtained the info from the phone settings (within OS) which is not a reliable way of obtaining this data.

If you don't know how to do fastboot getvar, at least go to bootloader screen, and confirm OS number, and tell us whether baseband number is listed as well.
[One (M8) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Judiver:
Oh I forgot,

It says

***Software status: Official***
[One (M8) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] redpoint73:
I don't know what Samsung phone (your info is too vague, maybe intentionally so) but there is plenty of info on XDA on how to root all the common Samsung phones. You may have been asking for an old device, where the forum is not very active anymore (the M8 forum itself is pretty quiet, only a few of us "helpers" left anymore. Or maybe asking a question that has already been answered too many times ("how to root" is one of those).

If you downloaded a random root program from websites outside XDA, that is a mistake. My advice would be to stick to XDA, and advice/files from reputable XDA members, and you won't go wrong.

---------- Post added at 09:41 AM ---------- Previous post was at 09:38 AM ----------

This is a false statement. Linux systems are both computers and PCs. And Linux has root privileges just like Android.

If you are talking Windows specifically, I can tell you having tinkered with both Windows PCs and Android Phones, that phones are far easier to manipulate and restore, than PCs. You just know your way around PCs, than phones.

There are plenty of ways to restore an Android device. You just haven't learned them yet.

---------- Post added at 09:53 AM ---------- Previous post was at 09:41 AM ----------

By installing HTC Sync, you already have fastboot installed. There are also fastboot/adb installers available on XDA (reputable and used by many) if you use the XDA search function and search "easy fastboot install" or similar search phrase. Also "fastboot guide" will help you find threads on the basics.

Fastboot is mandatory not just for the info I asked for, but also the recovery option I will suggest. So you need to learn how to use fastboot, at least on a basic level. Fastboot is handled through PC's command prompt interface. So if you are experienced with PCs, it really shouldn't be a problem for you to learn.

And when I say "recovery option I will suggest" keep in mind, it is just a clean install of the stock software/firmware. It sounds like your issue may or may not be a hardware failure. But in the even it is, my forthcoming suggestion won't fix your issue. But it's worth trying, to at least see if the problem is in the software/firmware.
[One (M8) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Judiver:
It was indeed a bit of an old device. I didn't mention the model because it isn't relevant for this thread, but it was Samsung Galaxy i9003 S SCL, bought in 2012 (in Spain). It got a problem last year, but, if I remember well, as the software was outdated (and apparently not updated to anything newer?) I wanted to root it to be able to put something more recent on it (hoping to fix the problem at the same time).

I fully agree! It was a stupid action and I should have known better. I have enough experience with pc's to know the risks of downloading executable files from shady sources...

Well, I'm no expert in pc's but I try and learn, and stuff becomes easier on the go. But I am a blank page when it comes to mobiles phones !

I am glad that you think it's a software issue. So now that I have HTC Sync and the Minimal ADB and Fastboot, is that sufficient for what you (I hope) suggest I do next or do I need the full ADB?
[One (M8) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] redpoint73:
I never said I thought it was a software issue. I said it may or may not be a hardware issue. It's worth a try (and probably won't hurt) restoring the full stock software image (RUU). Sometimes this fixes the problem with no connection, sometimes not (such as with a hardware issue).

Just about any fastboot installation will do. In fact, you will need to download the htc_fastboot to flash the RUU file in the following post:

https://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=64926626&postcount=6

Note that you do

not

need to lock the bootloader (first 2 bold type lines in the above guide) since your bootloader is still locked.

Also note that the RUU will wipe all data from the phone. So backup/move anything you want to keep from the phone (photos, personal data, etc.).
[One (M8) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Judiver:
I'm sorry, I was reading fast and apparently did some 'wishful reading' concerning the software/hardware issue.

In bootloader mode there are a couple of options, like Recovery mode and Factory reset. Couldn't I try this first before loading on a new RUU?