Hi,everybody.I need some help.
How to disable the button backlights on cm10+?
Who can help me?Thanks everybody!:laugh:
Settings - Buttons, can be changed there.
Someguyfromhell said:
Settings - Buttons, can be changed there.
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OK,Thanks your help!
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[Q] How do you turn on the on screen "capacitive" buttons for E4GT AOKP CM10 Roms?
Just as the title states...how do I do this? I've been looking around and around because I have this annoying phantom button press going on and I just want to deactivate my capacitive buttons and enable the onscreen buttons for my preference. PLEAASSEE Help me out!!
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javery1019 said:
Just as the title states...how do I do this? I've been looking around and around because I have this annoying phantom button press going on and I just want to deactivate my capacitive buttons and enable the onscreen buttons for my preference. PLEAASSEE Help me out!!
Thanks :good:
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Nvm I solved it guys by editing the build.prop method. Download any root managing app and put this code in the bottom
qemu.hw.mainkeys=0
Reboot and whoop!
you have your on screen softkeys!!
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[DEV REQUEST] Pause Button
Hi developers ,
I am really thankful for all your contributions that you've made for all of us , I am coming with a new request to see if this is possible ,
I've got mod which helps me to make the Volume rocker button on note to work as previous and next tracks changer when screen is off ,
If this is the case i am looking forward to check with you guys if its possible that when the screen is off can we make the power button for long press as Play Pause ?
This should be possible but power button could actually switch off the phone as well.
this is XXXDDDAAA
UtkarshGupta said:
This should be possible but power button could actually switch off the phone as well.
this is XXXDDDAAA
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Or how about if its done trough home button ?
aukhan said:
Or how about if its done trough Menu button ?
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Hey, i dont know much about those things, but i dont think menu button would be a good choice since it is a capacitive button... I'd rather use the home button, cause theres no further use on longpressing it on the lockscreen?
peace
Altair681 said:
Hey, i dont know much about those things, but i dont think menu button would be a good choice since it is a capacitive button... I'd rather use the home button, cause theres no further use on longpressing it on the lockscreen?
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Hey Altair yes I was also referring to the same button by mistake i mentioned it as Menu button instead of home button :good:
aukhan said:
Hey Altair yes I was also referring to the same button by mistake i mentioned it as Menu button instead of home button :good:
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Alright just wanted to clear it up and I'm really interested in having this function too!
peace
This could be handy, atm I use the motion to silence by turning over if I need quiet!
tonylee000 said:
This could be handy, atm I use the motion to silence by turning over if I need quiet!
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Yes i do use that option but when i m on bed and flip over i will pause the track and when i keep is normal the bed will reduce the sound so i've disable the Motion
Hi,
I would like to disable the hardware buttons from my Galaxy Tab 3 7.0 since I already made the softkeys visible by changing the /system/build.prop file.
I found HowTo's for other Samsung devices. All of them proposed a modification of the /system/usr/keylayout/Generic.kl file by deactivating the mappings for the keys 139, 158 and 172 (see this thread). Unfortunately, this isn't working for my Tab 3.
Can someone give my advice in this topic?
Thanks in advance,
Greeny
Im curious what edit you made to enable the soft keys
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I added qemu.hw.mainkeys=0 to the end of /system/build.prop. If you are interested in the source I could post a link, even if I'm not sure whether external links are accepted.
I've got mine disabled and all you do is put # in front of the key mappings.
What I want to know is how to switch the back key (which defaults to the right) and the menu key (which defaults to the left). It's a pain to have the back key on the right.
Anyone know how to swap them, I've tried different steps for galaxy devices and nothing's working.
Thanks for your answer, but this isn't working for me. I prepended the 3 lines with a # and rebooted the device. But the three hardware buttons are still working
linkboy said:
I've got mine disabled and all you do is put # in front of the key mappings.
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Do you talk about the mappings in the Generic.kl file? I just opened the other *.kl files and noticed keymappings for the same keys in many other files, like vnc-kbd.kl
DerGreeny said:
Do you talk about the mappings in the Generic.kl file? I just opened the other *.kl files and noticed keymappings for the same keys in many other files, like vnc-kbd.kl
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Open up sec_touchscreen.kl and place a # in front of key 139 MENU and key 158 BACK.
This will disable the Samsung buttons.
linkboy said:
Open up sec_touchscreen.kl and place a # in front of key 139 MENU and key 158 BACK.
This will disable the Samsung buttons.
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Thank you! The back button is disabled but the center Home button is still working. Any advice for this?
DerGreeny said:
Thank you! The back button is disabled but the center Home button is still working. Any advice for this?
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Comment out HOME button in gpio-keys.kl
ketut.kumajaya said:
Comment out HOME button in gpio-keys.kl
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Thank you! That solved it!
When you added the soft keys did it make the launcher bar at the bottom move up and overlap the page dots for the home pages? I turned them on in gravity box and thats what happened.
Thanks
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graffix31 said:
When you added the soft keys did it make the launcher bar at the bottom move up and overlap the page dots for the home pages? I turned them on in gravity box and thats what happened.
Thanks
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The soft keys do not overlap the page dots, but they are now really close (see attached screenshot).
DerGreeny said:
The soft keys do not overlap the page dots, but they are now really close (see attached screenshot).
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Are you on stock ROM?
new-noob said:
Are you on stock ROM?
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Yes, I am.
DerGreeny said:
Yes, I am.
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Hi,
Does the bottons move when you turn ur tab horizontaly? Do they move to right edge of the screen?
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Hi,
Does the bottons move when you turn ur tab horizontaly? Do they move to right edge of the screen?
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Unfortunately they stay at the bottom and overlay the lowest row of icons.
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Unfortunately they stay at the bottom and overlay the lowest row of icons.
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ok good to know, thanks.
I am having some issues with overclocking here on stock ROM so need to consider switching to custom, since as rooted I won't get official update anyway
the major thing with custom is that there is no multi-window available which I heavily use .
Hi does anyone know how to disable capacitive buttons? I want to use on screen buttons instead as I keep hitting the capacitive button accidentally.
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ccelis said:
Hi does anyone know how to disable capacitive buttons? I want to use on screen buttons instead as I keep hitting the capacitive button accidentally.
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There is a flashable zip which turns off the backlight of these buttons but their functionality is mainatained.
I don't know if you can totally disable them.
ccelis said:
Hi does anyone know how to disable capacitive buttons? I want to use on screen buttons instead as I keep hitting the capacitive button accidentally.
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Go to Setting-General-QuickButton-Select Shortcut-None. I was hitting the button all the time, came to hate it.
arifqur said:
There is a flashable zip which turns off the backlight of these buttons but their functionality is mainatained.
I don't know if you can totally disable them.
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Thanks, but i can already disable the backlight in settings. Just can't disable them.
TheMighyLoki said:
Go to Setting-General-QuickButton-Select Shortcut-None. I was hitting the button all the time, came to hate it.
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Capacitive buttons meaning the back and menu buttons, but thanks.
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I found this but do not know how to do it, good luck.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2356085
Is there a way to change the Navigation Buttons layout? I'm used to having the back button on the left. TIA!
toiday said:
Is there a way to change the Navigation Buttons layout? I'm used to having the back button on the left. TIA!
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Settings /Additional settings / Button.../ Mirror...
toiday said:
Is there a way to change the Navigation Buttons layout? I'm used to having the back button on the left. TIA!
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Settings > Additional Settings > Button and gesture Shortcuts > Mirror Buttons
Cool, thanks! Can't believe they have mirrored as default.
It's the "classic layout" of the buttons. Also today it's still the "Samsung layout".
I've been using Samsung devices so long that it's the layout I'm used to and I get confused when the Back button is on the left.