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Default clock widget on HTC Desire

the clock also has my "supposed" location" just underneath the time.
Is there any way to change the settings on the widget to remove the location as the location is never correct ( i think it may be the location of the phone mast it is using )
Also if i remove the clock widget altogether, how do i get it back as Ive been into Add Widgets and it is not the "Analog Clock" by Andoird or the Clock by HTC

Have you clicked on the Clock by HTC and gone right? Its there.
When you re-add it you can add a City of anywhere, so you can manually choose your own city. Not sure about the name, haven't really looked at that part...

it is the clock by h t c you need to swipe to the right to see the version you're talking about.
when you choose the widget you can choose any location you want
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yeah that is it, i thought it was a differen one as it had the weather in it.
Doesn't look there is a way to disable the location

dougsdir said:
yeah that is it, i thought it was a differen one as it had the weather in it.
Doesn't look there is a way to disable the location
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I dunno about disabling location but you can pick your own location instead of it doing it automatically.

dougsdir said:
yeah that is it, i thought it was a differen one as it had the weather in it.
Doesn't look there is a way to disable the location
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I don't need an app to tell me what the weather is right now, where I am right now. I've got five built-in senses that do a pretty good job of working that out, no data connection necessary.
I like the flip clock though.

Related (But not what OP asked). The Defaulted clock the Location was wrong at Arrival obviously. However after changing it into the Right City the weather plugin on the Homescreen now displays the right area (Although lacking the proper letters "å ä ö" are displayed as "a a o" but that's not the problem. Once I hit the weather it suddenly displays the "Current" city seems to be defaulted at "Sweden"... Is there a way to change that Current city or force it so it displays the right things?

biemsy said:
I don't need an app to tell me what the weather is right now, where I am right now. I've got five built-in senses that do a pretty good job of working that out, no data connection necessary.
I like the flip clock though.
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Have a look on the market for a flip clock app then or just IGNORE the weather on it.

[Q] Accuweather question

Is it possible somehow to change the update from 3 hours to like every hour?
If so,how please?

Yep.
Click your accuweather widget or open accuweather. Press Menu, then settings. Change the auto-refresh interval.
Ooh, I spoke too soon.... I see what you mean. The shortest interval it offers is 3 hours.....

Fendulon said:
Yep.
Click your accuweather widget or open accuweather. Press Menu, then settings. Change the auto-refresh interval.
Ooh, I spoke too soon.... I see what you mean. The shortest interval it offers is 3 hours.....
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3 hours is the minimum in my Accuweather settings.
I'd like to have refresh of an hour or so.

3volution said:
Is it possible somehow to change the update from 3 hours to like every hour?
If so,how please?
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The only way I see how would be to buy the $1.99 Accuweather Platinum version, it states that it has hourly updates. I personally like the Weather Underground app vs. Accuweather.. Sorry for the bummer news, thats how those free apps get ya they know what people would REALLY want and charge for it. Kind of like a tease if you will.

I was wondering, why would they take out the auto-refresh from the stock EL29? For somebody that's not knowledgeable about settings (like my father who's just a user) , why take out such a basic function from stock rom ?

Toggles

Can we do toggles?
Like for example.. lets just say a wifi toggle.. I have an image in which I would like to put it at opacity of 65 and when I tap on it to turn it on. it will become an opacity of 100..
Are there any threads that teach how to do it?
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billab0n6 said:
Can we do toggles?
Like for example.. lets just say a wifi toggle.. I have an image in which I would like to put it at opacity of 65 and when I tap on it to turn it on. it will become an opacity of 100..
Are there any threads that teach how to do it?
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This is only possible if you have Tasker. Zooper currently has no built-in function for this.
I think there was a tutorial on Zooper/Tasker integration but I'll have to look that up. If there is not, I'll put in on my (ever growing) Todo list.

Actually you can. This is what makes Zooper so good, much better than the other custom widget app.
Insert your bitmap and set the opacity to 65
In the advanced parameters enter
For wifi connected
Code:
$#NWSTATE#=2?[bo]100[/100]$
For wifi on but NOT connected
Code:
$#NWSTATE#=1?[bo]80[/100]$
change the value between [bo] to your desired opacity

krysdafur said:
Actually you can. This is what makes Zooper so good, much better than the other custom widget app.
Insert your bitmap and set the opacity to 65
In the advanced parameters enter
For wifi connected
Code:
$#NWSTATE#=2?[bo]100[/100]$
For wifi on but NOT connected
Code:
$#NWSTATE#=1?[bo]80[/100]$
change the value between [bo] to your desired opacity
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Yes, that would work to display the current state of wifi but his question was if he can do an actual toggle that switches the state of the wifi when touched (and then display it). That is currently not natively possible in Zooper.

kwerdenker said:
Yes, that would work to display the current state of wifi but his question was if he can do an actual toggle that switches the state of the wifi when touched (and then display it). That is currently not natively possible in Zooper.
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Oops, you're right. Zooper cannot toggle any settings. You will need another app to do that function.
billab0n6 - you can use an wifi shortcut app and link to it from Zooper's ontap action. I'm not sure how to use Tasker but Trigger (aka NFC Task Launcher) can create shortcuts.

krysdafur said:
Oops, you're right. Zooper cannot toggle any settings. You will need another app to do that function.
billab0n6 - you can use an wifi shortcut app and link to it from Zooper's ontap action. I'm not sure how to use Tasker but Trigger (aka NFC Task Launcher) can create shortcuts.
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Tasker and Zooper integrate very nicely.

krysdafur said:
Oops, you're right. Zooper cannot toggle any settings. You will need another app to do that function.
billab0n6 - you can use an wifi shortcut app and link to it from Zooper's ontap action. I'm not sure how to use Tasker but Trigger (aka NFC Task Launcher) can create shortcuts.
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Tasker works really well, when you know how to set it up right. I already used it in my setups

Tasker seems very very complicated to use.. I do know seeing them in the forums.. alot of advanced users are using them but from the way I see them talk about it.. it seems quite hard to set it up. .. sigh
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You can also use More shortcuts by chYK - available on play store - just link to it in on tap shortcuts. Hope this is helpful to you.

Is it possible to change the widget with the widget

I don't know if I'm working this right. But basically is it possible to make it where if I click on a certain part of the widget it actually changes it to a different widget. example, so you have a clock widget that has the temperature and your cell signal. When you click on the clock it changes to another widget that is just the clock

zathus said:
I don't know if I'm working this right. But basically is it possible to make it where if I click on a certain part of the widget it actually changes it to a different widget. example, so you have a clock widget that has the temperature and your cell signal. When you click on the clock it changes to another widget that is just the clock
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That's currently only possible if you use Tasker to setup a task that changes a variable and pushes that variable back to Zooper. You can then use that widget to control the visibility of the modules in your widget. You would then have to use that task as an OnTap action of your widget/module to toggle between the two "versions" of your widget.

kwerdenker said:
That's currently only possible if you use Tasker to setup a task that changes a variable and pushes that variable back to Zooper. You can then use that widget to control the visibility of the modules in your widget. You would then have to use that task as an OnTap action of your widget/module to toggle between the two "versions" of your widget.
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Any way you could point me in the right direction. I just got Tasker a few days ago and to be honest it's a tad overwhelming. Maybe just a nudge in the right direction??
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Andyrosser said:
Any way you could point me in the right direction. I just got Tasker a few days ago and to be honest it's a tad overwhelming. Maybe just a nudge in the right direction??
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Please see my answer here: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=52275715&highlight=tasker+toggle#post52275715
It contains a link to my Tasker task and a description on how to use it.

kwerdenker said:
Please see my answer here: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=52275715&highlight=tasker+toggle#post52275715
It contains a link to my Tasker task and a description on how to use it.
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holy fing hell!! thats like EXACTLY what i was looking for. pure genius sir! thank you so much

kwerdenker said:
Please see my answer here: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=52275715&highlight=tasker+toggle#post52275715
It contains a link to my Tasker task and a description on how to use it.
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alrighty, first. thanks so much! second, is it posable to have this also effect things like text? so, i can have a clock in one position when x=1 then have it in a second position when x=0. or just have it make it where when on 1, it appears and on 0 it disappears.

zathus said:
alrighty, first. thanks so much! second, is it posable to have this also effect things like text? so, i can have a clock in one position when x=1 then have it in a second position when x=0. or just have it make it where when on 1, it appears and on 0 it disappears.
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What you use it for is up to you. You'll just have to substitute the options you need like [ox][/ox] for the horizontal offset or [c][/c] for the color instead of the [bo][/bo] as in the example I have in the original post.

[Q] Question Mark in the Weather Widget

Does anybody know how to remove the Question mark in the Weather Widget in the homescreen? See attachment.

I was actually going to post this this morning. Whats it for? When I tap it I get a forbidden error. Screenshot attached-

blackangst said:
I was actually going to post this this morning. Whats it for? When I tap it I get a forbidden error. Screenshot attached-
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I get the same thing when I tap on it. I'm sure that widget would like nice without it.

It wants you to set up the smart notice?

Sfkn2 said:
It wants you to set up the smart notice?
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My Smart Notice is set up. I already set it up.

After some researching, it appears the ? on the widget is supposed to launch LG's "Quick Help". I neither would use quick help nor do I use Google Now very much (thus, dont need constant updates), so I changed the Smart Notice widget for the regular clock/weather widget. It *is* pretty cool that it changes color depending on your wallpaper, though.