I don't get why there are aftermarket customizations for the on screen navbar but being so limited. Except with SlimLP. SlimLP allows for a 5 button navbar and the ability to customize the heck out of the buttons such as making them apps, instead of home, back, recent and menu. The TabS already has those as hardware keys. And using the HWKeys disable function itself does not disable the HWKeys. So you can use the Soft key Navbar for almost anything.
But the other Roms, not so much. They just duplicate what's already permentately there.
I've been trying to mod them. TouchWiz I can since they don't care to mess with the Soft keys due to the device having hard keys. So I can mod those. But it's a TouchWiz Rom. Enough said.
Enough with the life story. I'm asking for help. I don't know where these CM navbar images and xml files are. Not in SystemUI or Settings? Can someone please shed some light on it... I'm wanting 6 icons, for media reasons. No home or back or recent.
I'm trying to make this mod for the TabS for in car installs. Any help is appreciated. 7786 has already been helping as best as he can since he created this mod for the Nexus7. But he can only help so much when he's using a stock style Rom.
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Use softkeyZ or layers theme
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Use softkeyZ or layers theme
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Why? Softkeyz doesn't do anything that I've mentioned. And definitely there is no theme on the planet that does. This is modifying the navbar in the System Ui. Softkeyz enables the factory navbar. Currently the most modifiable navbar system is built into SlimLP Rom. Softkeyz, extended navbar with xposed are all just enabling the already there navbar and enabling the hidden menues that are already there. I don't want a menu button or a home button on top of the hard home button. I don't want duplicate buttons that serve no extra function. I want the modified up the butt navbar with volume and media playback abilities for car installs. Which is a thing.
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In case anyone didn't read the first post I'll try to explain it better. This is a mod designed by a couple different people for IN CAR INSTALLATIONS where volume buttons are impossible to hit without going into settings/sound/volumes. Some people install usb volume knobs or even their headphone amp/dac has a nice volume knob. But lots don't have room. Or a place. This mod just makes the install easier. The Nexus7 has lots of development for in Dash Installs but is not the only device. The TabS, iPad, Galaxy Tab and many more are solutions... Easy solutions. I've installed Dell Venues, GT7s, Kindle Fires etc.
Now with that said, every CyanogenMod based rom has aftermarket built in custinizations to the navbar. Which completely overlap the factory built in Android Navbar. No Softkeyz or exposed mod works with these. And definitely no internal manual modification to the SystemUI.Apk works since the CM stuff overlaps it. SlimLP seems to have more customizable navbar settings than any mod or Rom out there. Where you can set up 5 or 6 actual app buttons. Not just home, recent apps, back, menu... But unfortunately no abilities to have volume, play, pause etc.
I'm guessing nobody developing for the TouchWiz Roms cares about the navbar since they were designed for devices with hard keys so it's mildly easy to modify them.
I've requested this to be added, but no such luck even after the bribe of donating a decent amount of cash for the mod. So I'll make it myself with the help of the developers of the mod for the Nexus7.
So all I'm requesting is location... The location of the CyanogenMod Navbar.xml that is overlapping the Android navbar.xml. So I can personally add these abilities to a flashable zip so others can use it to make the install easier.
I'm really just asking for a little bit of guidance. Mercy lol.
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Let me first start by saying that this is NOT my original work, the rom is largely based on Pure Bugless Beast by Peter Alfonso. I am taking no credit for the original and fully understand that the majority of this is his intellectual property. I merely added some of my own touches to "spice" it up for those who love stock, but want a few useful mods as well. Also, I would like to say that this rom is 70% for me and 30% for you the users lol. This is my personal rom that I cooked up for myself and decided that I would share it with the public. So, please do not go hog-wild with requests and asking me to change stuff. I will definitely entertain changes/enhancements, but I would rather not be badgered by them. This rom is extremely stable and I am loving it, so I hope you enjoy!
Normal disclaimer about how flashing a rom can be dangerous for your phone and such. Please always perform a backup before flashing any of my work (or anything really). If you some how mess up your phone it's your fault, not mine. You are not allowed to sue me, all you'd get would be student loans anyways.
THANKS
-Huge thanks to Peter Alfonso for this fantastic rom!
-Thanks to RMarkwald for helping me with some mods.
-Thanks to Google and the RootzWiki community!
-Specific thanks will be shown in the features list.
FEATURES
-MIUI battery bar mod (must install apk attached to this post to use it): thanks to PvyParts
-Horizontal multi-tasking menu: thanks to Brucekey
-Soft-keys speed increase
-Replaced "recent" key with "search" key: thanks to Runandhide05
-Long-press home button to access recent apps
-Slimmed down by removing various files including all language packs except English
-HD/True black stock boot animation: thanks to BlackDino
-T9 dialer: thanks to CM team
-Launcher with search bar removed and 4x5 workspace: thanks to Djmcnz
-Volume rocker screen wake
-Reflective stock soft-keys: thanks to Atticus182
-Added data/app functionality with Wireless Tether and IO File Manager
-Added DSP Manager: thanks to Krylon360
-Replaced Verizon apps, hopefully NFL Mobile and such work
--Peter Alfonso's change-log for nightlies can be found HERE
TO-DO
-Add rotation to Launcher
-Remap left-side of lockscreen
-Center lockscreen clock and raise lockscreen slider
-Center statusbar clock
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CHANGE LOG
Nightly (1/13) - 1/15
-Initial release
Mods
-Remove volume rocker wake: LINK
-Restore recent apps button: LINK
-Restore stock battery image: LINK
I would consider running this, if you were able to implement color customization of soft keys and clock. Such as found on AOKP. IF you were so kind as to put this on your to do list??
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So far so good.... anyone know how to get the regular recent apps (vertical) list back? TIA!
Out of curiosity would there be anyway to replace the search button with a menu button?
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Out of curiosity would there be anyway to replace the search button with a menu button?
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It's definitely possible and shouldn't be too difficult, however, it may have some redundancy between the way ICS handles menu's now unless that was taken care of with it.
I didn't find a thread dedicated to customizing your lockscreen, tought it might be a good idea to post a quick how-to in case some people didn't know about this yet. I've gotten a lot of help from this community so I wanted to give something back, even if it's something small
So the Widgetlocker app allows you to modify your lockscreen, you can add app shortcuts, widgets, sliders, actions, change the background and a bunch of other stuff.
1. Download the Widgetlocker app.
2. Open the app, get into the "tool mode" (tutorial has a good explanation on the different modes).
3. Long press on the screen and there you can choose to add a custom slider, application shortcut or widget.
4. For custom sliders chose ICS theme to make it look like stock, then long press and click edit. You can add up to 4 different actions/shortcuts/applications.
Here are some screenshots of mine, nothing fancy, just 2 extra sliders with 4 apps each. Added flashlight and sound toggle to the default slider and weather widget below the clock.
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You can press thanks if I helped. Enjoy!
Lots of themes for Widgetlocker are available here (thanks zombieflanders)
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Nice work, thanks for sharing.
When I was looking at reviews of this app on the Market, I noticed some people complaining on battery drain, have you experienced that, or any other negative side effects of using Widgetlocker?
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When I was looking at reviews of this app on the Market, I noticed some people complaining on battery drain, have you experienced that, or any other negative side effects of using Widgetlocker?
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Haven't experienced any battery drain so far. The app was a bit quirky at first but checking the "Root Helper" option in advanced settings and disabling the default lockscreen helps a lot.
Good info for those who don't know about it, gabster21. As an addition, there's eleventy billion (no, really, there's so many that they had to create a new index on Google Docs) WidgetLocker themes in this thread, with support from the dev here. BTW the dev is the always-awesome and responsive [email protected], who is responsible for Nova Launcher, which even in beta whoops the stock launcher's butt, so if you haven't already, be sure to thank hi as well as gabster21 and zHk3R.
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Good info for those who don't know about it, gabster21. As an addition, there's eleventy billion (no, really, there's so many that they had to create a new index on Google Docs) WidgetLocker themes in this thread, with support from the dev here. BTW the dev is the always-awesome and responsive [email protected], who is responsible for Nova Launcher, which even in beta whoops the stock launcher's butt, so if you haven't already, be sure to thank hi as well as gabster21 and zHk3R.
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I had a look at those earlier but forgot to add that to the first post.. done it now, thanks!
Another cool feature, useful for advanced users (especially those with root): If you go into WL's settings menu and hold the volume-down button for a couple seconds, you get an additional menu of "experimental" settings. But as the title says, they really are experimental, which means they're unsupported and may not work or even break functionality.
When the ICS slider is at the bottom it expands very small, much smaller than the stock bubble (where the selections sit). But when the slider is moved up from the bottom of the grid it expands all the way, giving a longer travel from the center before a toggle is selected. Does anyone know why this is?
EDIT: I would delete this if I could figure out how. The circle expands less because I had a shortcut on the bottom which would get cut off if it expanded more.
Hello droids
I completely forgot how to customize the maingrid of the app.
In my previous setup i had clock, battery % and (eventually) battery status charging (like gabster21 lockscreen)
I need phosphoreus, but how to config again in this way?
Thanks
Ok for now i solved by an experimental function (hold down volume button in settings menu) but i would know still how i did that customization in the maingrid...
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I'm looking to move the status/notification bar to the bottom of the screen so that it'll appear on top of the navigation bar (I'm on the latest nightly of CM9). Also I suppose as an effect, the notification tray would have to be reversed so that it expands up (and not down).
I know there was a mod/app called ReloadedICS that was able to do this but it seems like the developer for that mod seemingly disappeared some time ago, so now it's incompatible with the latest CM9 builds.
Now I'm hoping this could be as simple as an XML edit in systemui or framework-res.apk, but I'm not entirely sure where exactly to look if this were the case. I have searched for a potential solution to no avail.
So my questions are: First, is this possible with some simple XML edits? Second, and if so, what XML files do I need to change and with what parameters?
Any help would be most appreciated!
Just to clarify what I'm looking for (not tablet mode's combined status bar):
(Screen capture from Reloaded ICS (http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1531222))
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Change the DPI to 180 or less, either in the build prop or use an app that will do it, the UI should go into tablet mode.
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Change the DPI to 180 or less, either in the build prop or use an app that will do it, the UI should go into tablet mode.
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Thanks for the reply, but I should clarify that I'm not looking for tablet mode which activates the combined bar.
What I'm looking for is simply moving the notification bar to display on-top of the navigation bar. The aforementioned Reloaded mod had a setting where it did just that. http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1531222
Basically I wondered if anyone had any knowledge of how that was accomplished.
A lot of roms already have an option to change the system's dpi but some apps tend to crash. Phone especially. Why not just flash paranoid rom and have a problem-free experience in tablet mode?
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SocialReject said:
A lot of roms already have an option to change the system's dpi but some apps tend to crash. Phone especially. Why not just flash paranoid rom and have a problem-free experience in tablet mode?
Sent from the future.
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While paranoidandroid seems to do a good job at handling tablet mode, I'd rather go with a non-tablet mode approach like I just clarified in my original post and to keep myself on the official CM9 nightly build path.
I'd also like to expand my knowledge in modifying XML files (assuming that's what it takes to make this kind of modification).
Mooem7 said:
While paranoidandroid seems to do a good job at handling tablet mode, I'd rather go with a non-tablet mode approach like I just clarified in my original post and to keep myself on the official CM9 nightly build path.
I'd also like to expand my knowledge in modifying XML files (assuming that's what it takes to make this kind of modification).
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In CM7, you can easily move the notification/status bar down in a setting. They haven't added this ability (if it's possible) to CM9 yet unfortunately.
Mooem7 said:
I'm looking to move the status/notification bar to the bottom of the screen so that it'll appear on top of the navigation bar (I'm on the latest nightly of CM9). Also I suppose as an effect, the notification tray would have to be reversed so that it expands up (and not down).
I know there was a mod/app called ReloadedICS that was able to do this but it seems like the developer for that mod seemingly disappeared some time ago, so now it's incompatible with the latest CM9 builds.
Now I'm hoping this could be as simple as an XML edit in systemui or framework-res.apk, but I'm not entirely sure where exactly to look if this were the case. I have searched for a potential solution to no avail.
So my questions are: First, is this possible with some simple XML edits? Second, and if so, what XML files do I need to change and with what parameters?
Any help would be most appreciated!
Just to clarify what I'm looking for (not tablet mode's combined status bar):
(Screen capture from Reloaded ICS (http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1531222))
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but it saw a message reloaded ics has stopped
Twelve Headphone Shortcuts MOD
REQUIRES ROOT + BUSYBOX!
This mod extends the number of shortcuts that appear on the notification pulldown when headphones are connected to TWELVE shortcuts!
The shortcuts are now placed six in a row instead of the default five. If you add more then six a second row appears.
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Mod is attached. Flash using CWM and use my app Headphone Shortcuts for SGS3 to customize the shortcuts.
This is only tested by me, flash only if you know what you are doing!
If possible, backup your /system/app/ContextAware.apk
BusyBox: market link
If you like this app - press the Thanks button and rate the thread 5-stars!
If you like this app and have money to spare - donate a few $$$ to the WWF Tiger conservation project
I'm new to Android development, so leave feedback! Not working? I'll fix it!
Version history
Planned for next version
* Based on XXBLG1
* Layout improvements (make top space = bottom space = between-rows space)
* React to bluetooth headsets (might be delayed until v0.3)
v0.1 (10 Jul 2012)
* Initial release
* Based on XXALF6
Looking forward to some feedback. Did it work? Or did your phone burn up?
Can I confirm with you that the important changes are in the app_list_view.xml, ids.xml, public.xml and CANotiView.smali files? (InteractionManager.smali, too, possibly but I haven't looked at it in great detail) I'm asking because I run stock so I like to odex my /system/app APKs and also because Samsung seemed to have made other changes in LFB (I'm guessing your ContextAwareService.apk is from Omega 7)
Thanks
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Can I confirm with you that the important changes are in the app_list_view.xml, ids.xml, public.xml and CANotiView.smali files? (InteractionManager.smali, too, possibly but I haven't looked at it in great detail) I'm asking because I run stock so I like to odex my /system/app APKs and also because Samsung seemed to have made other changes in LFB (I'm guessing your ContextAwareService.apk is from Omega 7)
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Thats right. InteractionManager.smali is not touched, everything else you name is modded. The apk is from Omega 7, should probably get the latest one.
U r the best that's what I was searching for thnxxxxx alit
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U r the best that's what I was searching for thnxxxxx alit
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Can you confirm that it actually works for you? =)
After bastardizing your changes and removing the other layout folders that are in the LFB version, I can indeed confirm that your work does, well, work very nicely:
Thanks!
qwerty12 said:
After bastardizing your changes and removing the other layout folders that are in the LFB version, I can indeed confirm that your work does, well, work very nicely:
Thanks!
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You're on cm9, right...if not and you're on stock(custom) rom, how did u get brightness slider on notification bar.
To OP...
Btw. Thanx for the 12 toggle. One request though,could u make the toggles scrollable instead of over/under.
zodiaxe66 said:
You're on cm9, right...if not and you're on stock(custom) rom, how did u get brightness slider on notification bar.
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Samsung added it in the XXLFB firmware.
EDIT: If you're using a custom ROM, it may be using the XXALF6 version of SystemUI. (When I've ran APKTool on these SystemUIs, I've always found oddities.)
zodiaxe66 said:
Btw. Thanx for the 12 toggle. One request though,could u make the toggles scrollable instead of over/under.
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Doesn't seem possible I'm afraid. The reason for this is that what we get in the notification pulldown when we connect the headset is a kind of notification that uses RemoteViews to render itself. A RemoteViews object is limited to including the following (according to the Android docs here):
FrameLayout
LinearLayout
RelativeLayout
AnalogClock
Button
Chronometer
ImageButton
ImageView
ProgressBar
TextView
ViewFlipper
ListView
GridView
StackView
AdapterViewFlipper
What we would have needed is a HorizontalScrollView, and we don't get that. I think this limitation is in place because dy default swiping a notification to the right clears it so we would have inconsistent behavior.
I GUESS it would be possible to hack the framework somehow, but I don't think I have the time or the energy for that.
Thank you for allowing this to be ported to the epic touch 4g
Hi!
Can some one tell me why the apps I choose to be shown does not stay always in the same position? They some time move left and right and so they don't keep same position in notification menu...
How to fix them definitely??
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Hello. I use the Nova launcher and I don't have the headphones shortcut. Can I enable it with this launcher or with others,? Because if we don't use the Samsung launcher we can't have the headphones shortcut.
Thanks
This is confirmed working on jedixp8 for the at&t note2
Edit: by the way this is amazing. Also I used to twrp 2.3.3.1 to flash this
Any chance or any way to get this working in an AOKP or CM10 rom?
Any way to go back to stock number of toogles as 12 toogles does not align good for me
I just hide 2 apps in the right side
BTW...my device is a GS2 ..Galaxy 3 should not have issues.
Hey guys,
Is there any way to remove those ugly notification bar toggle buttons? They're just a bit too big and therefore consume way too much space!
I've always used something like extended controls and have had all the toggles on the homescreen itself, which makes the toggle buttons redundant and unnecessary clutter. I've never had the need to toggle anything on and off while within an app... besides, going back to home and coming back to the app can be done in a jiffy anyways.
I'd be grateful if somebody could direct me to an existing mod, or if one of the great Devs here could brew something like that. I would more than be willing to help them out and buy them a beer (or few) in appreciation of their hard work and time, and to show my gratitude
Thanks.
This is what my current homescreen on my HOX looks like:
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So no need for the toggle to take up any extra space in the notification bar. It honestly looks like a complete mess right now on the Note 2 and a major eyesore!
Hello! I would also like to contribute a beer or coffee at the possibility of removing the switches.
Hi viper_79 & Yamato-san
viper_79 said:
Hey guys,
Is there any way to remove those ugly notification bar toggle buttons? They're just a bit too big and therefore consume way too much space!
I've always used something like extended controls and have had all the toggles on the homescreen itself, which makes the toggle buttons redundant and unnecessary clutter. I've never had the need to toggle anything on and off while within an app... besides, going back to home and coming back to the app can be done in a jiffy anyways.
I'd be grateful if somebody could direct me to an existing mod, or if one of the great Devs here could brew something like that. I would more than be willing to help them out and buy them a beer (or few) in appreciation of their hard work and time, and to show my gratitude
Thanks.
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viper_79 said:
This is what my current homescreen on my HOX looks like:
So no need for the toggle to take up any extra space in the notification bar. It honestly looks like a complete mess right now on the Note 2 and a major eyesore!
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Yamato-san said:
Hello! I would also like to contribute a beer or coffee at the possibility of removing the switches.
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Go to:- Setting > System> Notification drawer.
Once your in there you will see you have the choice to remove [not show] the power widget, or select the buttons of your choice to show in the Notification drawer and the order they show. [you drag the up or down on the left in the [Widget button order]]
Take Care
TheQuest
it is possible if you use simplistic framework. ..
viper_79 said:
Hey guys,
Is there any way to remove those ugly notification bar toggle buttons? They're just a bit too big and therefore consume way too much space!
I've always used something like extended controls and have had all the toggles on the homescreen itself, which makes the toggle buttons redundant and unnecessary clutter. I've never had the need to toggle anything on and off while within an app... besides, going back to home and coming back to the app can be done in a jiffy anyways.
I'd be grateful if somebody could direct me to an existing mod, or if one of the great Devs here could brew something like that. I would more than be willing to help them out and buy them a beer (or few) in appreciation of their hard work and time, and to show my gratitude
Thanks.
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Simplistic mod can turn of the buttons.
I'm TheQuest said:
Hi viper_79 & Yamato-san
Go to:- Setting > System> Notification drawer.
Once your in there you will see you have the choice to remove [not show] the power widget, or select the buttons of your choice to show in the Notification drawer and the order they show. [you drag the up or down on the left in the [Widget button order]]
Take Care
TheQuest
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I realised is an old post but I don't seems to be able to follow!
I guessed you mean launch Settings>Display>Notification Panel
Can't removed everything. there is a minimum 5 buttons to keep!
crzcar said:
I realised is an old post but I don't seems to be able to follow!
I guessed you mean launch Settings>Display>Notification Panel
Can't removed everything. there is a minimum 5 buttons to keep!
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I tried to remove it by making height 0, try it if works.
If you flash using CWM/TWRP this will make copy of existing file to root directory of SD card, in case it doesn't work and you want to revert it.
I will try to see it works! Thank you![