Hi guys. I just change the <> icon of navigation bar and i want to share it. Tested only with purexblaster rom by yash. Thank you.
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Yash for systemui.apk
Matt4321 for the power icon
Tried it, but after installation process it says, did not install?! Any suggestions?
Anyways, good idea and Thank u!
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doenen said:
Tried it, but after installation process it says, did not install?! Any suggestions?
Anyways, good idea and Thank u!
Sent from my LT25i using xda app-developers app
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Copy and paste it to system>app using root explorer.
Thanks for the credit
those reflected icons are from my softkey collection
matt4321 said:
Thanks for the credit
those reflected icons are from my softkey collection
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Opppss!!!! :angel:Sorry.. Edited my post with credits. Just starting to learn how to do things right.
thanks mate!
Thank you works great now!
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its great but please remove power button
Not working on the latest hot pxb update(dec 03) pls update this tnx..
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Still working.. My bad
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power soft key
romicigardo said:
Hi guys. I just change the <> icon of navigation bar and i want to share it. Tested only with purexblaster rom by yash. Thank you.
Credits:
Yash for systemui.apk
Matt4321 for the power icon
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I'm on rooted xperia z1
I have 5 button softkey already with xposed framework but I want to have power button how can I do that? please help
thanwachai said:
I'm on rooted xperia z1
I have 5 button softkey already with xposed framework but I want to have power button how can I do that? please help
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You can try on Xperia Z1 forum.
thanwachai said:
I'm on rooted xperia z1
I have 5 button softkey already with xposed framework but I want to have power button how can I do that? please help
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If you're already using xposed, install Gravity Box and assign the power menu function to one of the buttons you already have. No need to mod the systemUI.apk.
thanks
Antiga Prime said:
If you're already using xposed, install Gravity Box and assign the power menu function to one of the buttons you already have. No need to mod the systemUI.apk.
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I've tried but there seems to be a problem with the gravity box, everytime I enable the module, I have 2 battery icon in the notification area, one stock and one big white empty bar, when I chose to untick it is gone but when I tick some box and reboot my phone, it'll come back again. and I found the power button thing but when I did it, the ratio of 5 button is incorrect, the home button is not in the middle anymore,
now I disabled the module and everything came back to normal.
any suggestion?
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I've tried but there seems to be a problem with the gravity box, everytime I enable the module, I have 2 battery icon in the notification area, one stock and one big white empty bar, when I chose to untick it is gone but when I tick some box and reboot my phone, it'll come back again. and I found the power button thing but when I did it, the ratio of 5 button is incorrect, the home button is not in the middle anymore,
now I disabled the module and everything came back to normal.
any suggestion?
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First of all, if you have two battery icons, then you're most likely using two different modules that alter the battery icon (maybe Xblast, or alike). Secondly, you don't need to enable the status bar/battery icon setting in GB, you can just disable it; all it does is change the icon, not add anything, so like I said, if you have two icons, you've got some other module interfering. And I'm pretty sure you don't need to enable the navigation bar features in order to use the Navigation Key actions settings. Check out my attached screenshots.
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Antiga Prime said:
First of all, if you have two battery icons, then you're most likely using two different modules that alter the battery icon (maybe Xblast, or alike). Secondly, you don't need to enable the status bar/battery icon setting in GB, you can just disable it; all it does is change the icon, not add anything, so like I said, if you have two icons, you've got some other module interfering. And I'm pretty sure you don't need to enable the navigation bar features in order to use the Navigation Key actions settings. Check out my attached screenshots.
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Thank you so much I'll try to fix it.
I have GEM xperia xposed, Xperia/AOSP Navbar bttons/Xperia xposed, these 3 modules are the ones I enabled. If I disable Xperia/Navbar module and use gravitybox Can I make 5 buttons?
and about the battery icons, I have no idea which module is interfering? I don't really mess up with those in notification bar.
Thank you
thanwachai said:
Thank you so much I'll try to fix it.
I have GEM xperia xposed, Xperia/AOSP Navbar bttons/Xperia xposed, these 3 modules are the ones I enabled. If I disable Xperia/Navbar module and use gravitybox Can I make 5 buttons?
and about the battery icons, I have no idea which module is interfering? I don't really mess up with those in notification bar.
Thank you
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With Gravity Box you can have a Menu, Back, Recent, Home, and Custom button navigation bar; that would make five buttons. When I used that specific feature they were never messed up. I don't know how heavily modified your SystemUI or framework is, but all those modules you're using modify the SystemUI, so what I would do is disable those and then enable Gravity Box and see if you get the same two battery icons.
I don't think you'd need to disable any modules, you just need to know which features of which modules change what.
For instance, I'm using Gravity Box, which can change the battery, but I like using the Circle with Text Percentage battery icon, and the one in Gravity Box looks a bit off to me, so I leave that option on stock, and installed Xbattery Themer to change the battery icon, which appears as can be seen in my previous screenshots.
Previously, before modding my own framework, I used to even use Xblast and Gravity Box at the same time (and sometimes still do). They both have similar features, but I don't use the same features of both modules at once.
Antiga Prime said:
With Gravity Box you can have a Menu, Back, Recent, Home, and Custom button navigation bar; that would make five buttons. When I used that specific feature they were never messed up. I don't know how heavily modified your SystemUI or framework is, but all those modules you're using modify the SystemUI, so what I would do is disable those and then enable Gravity Box and see if you get the same two battery icons.
I don't think you'd need to disable any modules, you just need to know which features of which modules change what.
For instance, I'm using Gravity Box, which can change the battery, but I like using the Circle with Text Percentage battery icon, and the one in Gravity Box looks a bit off to me, so I leave that option on stock, and installed Xbattery Themer to change the battery icon, which appears as can be seen in my previous screenshots.
Previously, before modding my own framework, I used to even use Xblast and Gravity Box at the same time (and sometimes still do). They both have similar features, but I don't use the same features of both modules at once.
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Thank you so much, this is very helpful for me and I will do as you suggested. once I figured out why I will give you the feedback. thanks again. you are very kind and patient for me.
My status and notification bars spread out and leave gaps.
How can I fix this?
I'm using apps which you can see in my screenshots.
Thank you in advance
I see that you're using Xposed and some modules. Did you install any module that uses/enhances/changes functionality of a Statusbar?
Maybe it's the StatusbarVolume?
I suggest disabling them in Xposed and then after reboot verify if the problem is still there. Most likely you will find the cause.
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I see that you're using Xposed and some modules. Did you install any module that uses/enhances/changes functionality of a Statusbar?
Maybe it's the StatusbarVolume?
I suggest disabling them in Xposed and then after reboot verify if the problem is still there. Most likely you will find the cause.
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okay I turned off a few xposed modules and a few apps. that didn't work.
I actually installed all those apps during one day. Then I remember it happening quite early on during the day.. and one of the first programs I installed was elixir. After uninstalling elixir 2 I found out this app was the problem.
I installed it again and the problem reappeared after I tried to set a 'status bar'
Anyway, what Elixir 2 actually does is leave a completely transparent icon in the notification bar. I removed this with 'notifyclean'.
I'm definitely not a technoob, just a 1 week old root noob. Thanks for heading me in the right direction. Giving you a 'thanks'
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In fact, Elixir decided to stop working after using notifyclean. Elixir is okay but seems like I'm gonna just have to get rid of if since I really like notifyclean.
No problem, glad you sorted that all out
When installing Xposed on the OnePlus One, the double tap status bar to sleep the screen feature is completely broken. Uninstalling the framework does not fix it.
Hope you can fix this issue in a future version.
donalgodon said:
Uninstalling the framework does not fix it.
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Uninstalling the framework reverts all the changes Xposed made. If the problem still occurs after rebooting, then the framework didn't cause it.
GermainZ said:
Uninstalling the framework reverts all the changes Xposed made. If the problem still occurs after rebooting, then the framework didn't cause it.
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I thought that was true also, but yesterday, I did three clean, full-wipe flashes, and the only A/B changes I made was to install and uninstall the Xposed Framework.
Before installation, tapping the status bar sleeps the screen.
After installation and/or removal, it does not.
Any idea why?
Xposed problems
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I thought that was true also, but yesterday, I did three clean, full-wipe flashes, and the only A/B changes I made was to install and uninstall the Xposed Framework.
Before installation, tapping the status bar sleeps the screen.
After installation and/or removal, it does not.
Any idea why?
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And the answer is? Anybody? This is a OnePlus One COS 12.1?
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And the answer is? Anybody? This is a OnePlus One COS 12.1?
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Works fine for me - same COS 12.1 - only have two modules though - so maybe disable all modules first and then retry.
TBH - I've never used that function - until you mentioned it - as I use the power button to lock.
That does not answer the question. It is not about it working to lock but what it does when it locks. The Notification screen should not be displaying when Unlock. On the first tap of the double tap the Notification screen or Status screen drops down before it goes to sleep. That should only happen when I swipe down not tap once. Why don't people read the post before they answer it?
You've got confused mate! There's no mention of 'what it does when it locks' as you say. The thread is about the double tap on status bar not working after installing xposed.
No worries - it can be a little confusing doing all that reading.
Ok after activating a few things in xposed and/or wanam my secondary keyboard symbols disappeared. I did some research and found out that the script to edit under system/csc/feature.xml. Does anyone know exactly what to change in order to get the keyboard symbols back?
Hi, if im not wrong, go Wanam module, system settings, and untick hide keyboard symbols.
back32 said:
Hi, if im not wrong, go Wanam module, system settings, and untick hide keyboard symbols.
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Yeah that definitely doesn't work. It has something to do with that script.
same issue on GS5
I made my symbols disappear from my Samsung keyboard on my GS5. I was running the Wanam module and trying some tweaks, now I can't figure out how to get them back. I though it would be as easy as undoing what I had done, but that has proven not to be true so far. Was there a resolution to this problem? -----J
Hi there,
I'm facing a weird issue here. I can't seem to be able to unlock my phone, when I do the icons show but the widgets and the nav bar don't. Also the wallpaper turned in to a black screen.
This happened to before although I can't seem to remember how did I fix this. the phone works, I can access the homescreen and everything else if for example I pull down the settings and click on settings or something, basically anything that makes me skip the lockscreen unlock.
The phone is rooted, running 4.4.4 latest stock with xposed and @serajr 's xposed for kk.
vid:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_MT1bfh6A_A
Try disabling Xposed, video reminds me of constant crash of systemUI which I had after enabling some mods in Xposed.
_mysiak_ said:
Try disabling Xposed, video reminds me of constant crash of systemUI which I had after enabling some mods in Xposed.
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I've tried messing around with disabling and re-enabling the xposed modules, but no luck there.
I ended up just flashing in my backup again. So far so good, had the phone running for almost a week now.