I've tried this on both Xylon 17 and Xenon 3.
Basically, I add any wifi toggle widget to my home screen, and every time I try to use it, it force closes. Reading the error report shows that a SecurityException is being thrown.
The only way I can toggle wifi is through the menu or through the built in notification bar toggles.
Other toggles (bluetooth, data, silent/vibrate) work fine, it's just that on the newer versions of Android (my tablet with Xenon 2 running 4.1.2 doesn't have this problem) seem to break wifi toggles.
A google search reveals only a couple of other people have had this problem, but no solution was found (or posted).
Thoughts?
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Hello I wonder if there is any possibility to get a the function of the MIUI/ Cyanogen Notification bar (turn on/ off wifi, apn etc. through notification bar) as I find this very handy. Is there anything out there to get this working in sense roms?
Without any reason, the wifi has gone. There's still the toggle on the notification bar and so the related button in the power widget. I can access to wifi from the settings menù, as always, but i can't do nothing. The toggle is grey, i cannot even switch to on/off and so is the icon in the power widget. I tried to change kernel a tons of times, i flashed also a new radio, then even a new rom. Nothing! Please, help me out
I'm also having a similar problem not being able to turn my WiFi on. Flashed to stock and changed kernels and radios multiple times. No idea how to get it working.
Nothing changed even after restoring a nand. Dunno if those screenshots can help
Hi,
I usually have a GB CM7 ROM on my phone but I upgraded to Jelly Bean. Previously, I was able to use the Power Control widget that comes with CM7 to just toggle stuff on/off, like GPS.
Now, since I've upgraded to Jelly Bean, this Power Control widget is gone. I got a replacement off the Play Store called Widgetsoid, that resides in the notification menu up top, eg you swipe down and all the toggles are there. They all work fine, except the GPS. Instead of turning it on and off, it opens the Location settings and I have to turn GPS on/off manually.
I heard that if I change the permissions of this app, it will automatically toggle it properly. Is this true? If not, can anyone recommend me a Power Control widget that will meet my needs?
Thanks.
I have tried posting this question multiple times in the Xylon thread but I have never gotten a response.
Does anyone know how to stop Bluetooth from crashing the System UI?
I am not using anything but Xylon, Photogestures, and Gapps cleaned flashed.
My Configuration:
Alpha Status and Navigation Bars
Circle Mod Battery
6 Status Bar Quick Toggles (NFC, Airplane, Wifi Tether, Auto Rotate, Torch, and LTE)
Alarm Status Bar Icon Disabled
Added Small Day of the Week to Status Bar Clock
Added Menu Button to Navigation Bar between Home and Recent Apps.
Pattern Unlock Screen
Renamed Bluetooth device to "Galaxy Nexus"
Renamed Wifi Tether to "Galaxy Nexus"
Once all these settings are set and I restart my phone the System UI will crash 100% of the time when I toggle Bluetooth on or off via the widget or through the settings.
I'm not sure how to fix your issue. I too have experienced this issue of no one acknowledging my issue. I even listed the bug on their g+ page twice and on the thread 3 times. Best of luck mate!
A few days ago I unrooted my phone in order to be able to update to 4.2.2 because it would not let me while I was rooted. After i unrooted i pulled down my notification bar to find that there were only two toggles in the bar. Blocking Mode and Airplane Mode. So I went into the settings menu to see if the others were just not selected to display and once i select notification toggles it force closes the settings app. so i updated to 4.4.2 because i assumed it would fix the problem but it did not. it still only has those two toggles, the only difference is now i can go into the toggle settings without it force closing. but in the settings menu it only shows those two toggles as options. how can i get my toggles back because these are a major part of my phone usage