New to Zooper and have tried a few things. Is there a way to have a number follow a progress bar level? Thanks in advance.
carbon coupe said:
New to Zooper and have tried a few things. Is there a way to have a number follow a progress bar level? Thanks in advance.
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Yes, there are ways using x and y offset advanced parameters and some math, but without knowing how your progress are oriented or what they are of it's hard to help you out.
If, for example your progress bar is of #BLEVN# and starts from the bottom of the widget you can anchor your text to the bottom and use something like this:
[oy]$((#BLEVN#/100)*{length of progress bar})$[/oy]
jonaseymour said:
Yes, there are ways using x and y offset advanced parameters and some math, but without knowing how your progress are oriented or what they are of it's hard to help you out.
If, for example your progress bar is of #BLEVN# and starts from the bottom of the widget you can anchor your text to the bottom and use something like this:
[oy]$((#BLEVN#/100)*{length of progress bar})$[/oy]
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I was thinking of a clock progress bar where the time numbers followed the line of progress across the bar.
carbon coupe said:
I was thinking of a clock progress bar where the time numbers followed the line of progress across the bar.
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Yeah, this is doable with a bit of extra math as time is not easy to show in a progress bar given that 1259 jumps to 1300 etc. You need to have the progress bar be from 0 to 2399 and have the value be (#DH#00+#Dmm#*(5/3))
Then the progress bar should be:
[oy]$((#DH#00+#Dmm#*(5/3))/2399)*{length of progress bar})$[/oy]
Haven't really tested the code, but it should work.
I can get the time to show but it doesnt follow the level of the bar. Not sure what Im doing wrong.
jonaseymour said:
Yeah, this is doable with a bit of extra math as time is not easy to show in a progress bar given that 1259 jumps to 1300 etc. You need to have the progress bar be from 0 to 2399 and have the value be (#DH#00+#Dmm#*(5/3))
Then the progress bar should be:
[oy]$((#DH#00+#Dmm#*(5/3))/2399)*{length of progress bar})$[/oy]
Haven't really tested the code, but it should work.
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I cant cat this work.
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has anyone noticed that if you have both the htc home plugin and the title bar clock on the home screen that they are off by a number of seconds?
knightcapain said:
has anyone noticed that if you have both the htc home plugin and the title bar clock on the home screen that they are off by a number of seconds?
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Happens to mine on my Mogul. Wish I could just take the clock of the title bar and just have the plug in.
there are REG edits to take the clock off of the title bar... If you need your clock to be more accurate than what the one on the phone is you should probably be using something a little better than your phone to tell time!
strange my 6700 didnt have this problem
could someone with a solution shed some light onto this matter
austinsnyc said:
If you need your clock to be more accurate than what the one on the phone is you should probably be using something a little better than your phone to tell time!
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Good point.
Sane said:
Good point.
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Then again, if you buy an IT device that costs as much as the Hermes, you'd think that the clock would be accurate.
austinsnyc said:
there are REG edits to take the clock off of the title bar... If you need your clock to be more accurate than what the one on the phone is you should probably be using something a little better than your phone to tell time!
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I tried the reg edit but there is a block where the time used to be, and while it blends in with the bar itself, it overlaps the item to its left a little.
And i have the same problem. its weird.
Hi there is there any possible way to get a STATIC carrier (network name) to STAY in the status bar the bit where it looks blank on the left hand side?
If anyone could help me i'd appreciate it, thank you!!!
rasseru16 said:
Hi there is there any possible way to get a STATIC carrier (network name) to STAY in the status bar the bit where it looks blank on the left hand side?
If anyone could help me i'd appreciate it, thank you!!!
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Now why would you want to do that? You have too much time on your hands.
sHaHiN786 said:
Now why would you want to do that? You have too much time on your hands.
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So I take it that it cannot be done?
rasseru16 said:
So I take it that it cannot be done?
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i take it that it probably cannot be done as that side ir your notification bar, when ever you get a text or something goes on text flashes on it. but if you download certain apps, eg. advanced taskiller, 3g watchdog, setcpu
they occupy that space nicely
You can download phono from the market it will put a carrier logo on the top bar to the left.
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i am not looking for an application. i want to just display the percentage number close to the battery icon on the top task-bar. an application, even with a live title for displaying some info is not convenience.
thanks,
still can not make the top bar
try this
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1328730
Zloy Pryanik said:
still can not make the top bar
try this
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1328730
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This is a good app
Moved to WP7 Software development
All software requests go in WP7 software development please.
Take it easy
O_G
i appreciate your help. i know this application is good (according to lots of people's feedback) but it is not convenient. basically if i go the setting> battery saver, i can see the percentage number over there too. i really do not think an independent application just showing the percentage value make any sense. by the way, the live title will drain the miserable battery which is not what i want.
again, i appreciate your input.
to bad, MS can not implement such easy task.
Zloy Pryanik said:
still can not make the top bar
try this
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1328730
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There's no drain with that app. Tried and tested.
maopost said:
i appreciate your help. i know this application is good (according to lots of people's feedback) but it is not convenient. basically if i go the setting> battery saver, i can see the percentage number over there too. i really do not think an independent application just showing the percentage value make any sense. by the way, the live title will drain the miserable battery which is not what i want.
again, i appreciate your input.
to bad, MS can not implement such easy task.
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The background service runs once every 30 minutes, updates the tile and stops again. That's not really draining the battery
maopost said:
i am not looking for an application. i want to just display the percentage number close to the battery icon on the top task-bar. an application, even with a live title for displaying some info is not convenience.
thanks,
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check this out mate
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=933751
Its doable. Since xboxmod has already made a custom taskbar which has to be installed via his cab only available on certain roms though.
I tried really quick couple weeks ago to edit his icons with my own to have him resign it. They are located in a DLL just like windows mobile. When I made my own taskbar back then there was an icon for each 1% increment. Now back then there was a separate reg edit to get the % to show on the taskbar. But you could just use gimp and make a transparent layer with the % over the existing icon after using Reshacker( that's what I used couple weeks ago and couldn't find the icons, though worked fine on wm, possibly not able to read wp7 dll's ????) to extract the icons from the dll, then replacing the icons in the DLL after you add the % layer.
Would take a while. Just nobody has done it yet. If someone can tell me how/ where to get the icons from xboxmods taskbar I'd take on the task, might take a week or so though.
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thank you for your reply. all i need is the percentage number. no need to replace icon. i am waiting for your good news.
can you make it shown on the top bar other than using a app?
Zloy Pryanik said:
still can not make the top bar
try this
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1328730
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im using the app, the app does not put anything in the task bar, just live tiles.
There should be a way to make it show a percentage. cuz this: (||||||___) doesn't tell me much... lol
lockscreen is better ?
not possible
How can I make a progress bar for playing MP3s? And is it possible to make it so you can slide your finger along the progress bar to control where you want to play the MP3?
omaral said:
How can I make a progress bar for playing MP3s? And is it possible to make it so you can slide your finger along the progress bar to control where you want to play the MP3?
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Assuming that you already have Media Utilities installed and setup to work with Zooper this will do the trick to display the song progress. Using it as a slider is not possible though.
Progress bar module with custom values setup:
Min 0
Value #TMU_TRACK_PERC#
Max 100
kwerdenker said:
Assuming that you already have Media Utilities installed and setup to work with Zooper this will do the trick to display the song progress.
Progress bar module with custom values setup:
Min 0
Value #TMU_TRACK_PERC#
Max 100
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Yes I got Media Utilities already set up in Zooper, so thats not a problem. I entered the code as you said in the progress bar module value. Min and max values already had 0 and 100 respectively by default. But it doesnt work. Could you check to see if this is the right code?
omaral said:
Yes I got Media Utilities already set up in Zooper, so thats not a problem. I entered the code as you said in the progress bar module value. Min and max values already had 0 and 100 respectively by default. But it doesnt work. Could you check to see if this is the right code?
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Did you check the "Send progress" option in Media Utilities? It's down at the bottom in the Experimental section.
I'm sure the code works because I tested it on my device before posting it
kwerdenker said:
Did you check the "Send progress" option in Media Utilities? It's down at the bottom in the Experimental section.
I'm sure the code works because I tested it on my device before posting it
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Ahhh.. perfect! thanks a million. One question.. do you think Zooper drains battery?
Not really. I have my screen full of zooper and it uses very low battery.
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How would I go about making a circle progress bar like this? The owner said it was done through Zooper, but I am not able to ask him how anymore because it was through a anonymous forum board which that thread expired a week ago.
ErraticFox said:
How would I go about making a circle progress bar like this? The owner said it was done through Zooper, but I am not able to ask him how anymore because it was through a anonymous forum board which that thread expired a week ago.
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You need to have Media Utilities installed and the "Send Song Progress" option checked in it's options. Then you can add a Progress Bar module in Zooper. Use the "Custom" option and use the #TMU_TRACK_PERC# tag as the value. This is the percentage played, so the range is 0 to 100. Now you just need to use the Curve option of the module to bend the bar until it's a circle. Now you should have a circular music progress bar
kwerdenker said:
You need to have Media Utilities installed and the "Send Song Progress" option checked in it's options. Then you can add a Progress Bar module in Zooper. Use the "Custom" option and use the #TMU_TRACK_PERC# tag as the value. This is the percentage played, so the range is 0 to 100. Now you just need to use the Curve option of the module to bend the bar until it's a circle. Now you should have a circular music progress bar
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Is there any way to make the song time rotat /arc over a progress bar like this clock I made.
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