I would like to use ultra-wideband. I.e. I would like to build a Tasker rule that when I approach a UWB tag that but a certain distance an action is triggered.
Is this already possible with Tasker?
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It is possible to lock the access to apps with tasker. However, this doesn't make much sense when tasker itself is accessible and the corresponding profile can simply be deactivated.
But how can I do this? Tasker doesn't appear on the apps list.
Sorry for my ignorance. I had a look in settings, there I found the answer.
Hello everyone,
I want an event to trigger such that whenever a text is shared from any app (context) by using the SHARE button , say Chrome browser or Opera mobile, a sound should PLAY (task). how do I achieve the event trigger?
Many thanks for helping.
The plugin AutoInput has a "UI Action" Event trigger, that you can configure to detect anything that is clicked on in the AI, then in the linked task you can check its "name" or "id" in the variable %aitext or %aiid,
However, to prevent the Event from triggering anytime you press anything all day long, you should add an "App" context to the Profile to constrain it to a list of particular apps (even if its 10 different ones etc) since you'll also need to figure out in those apps if the Share button(s) have a common/same name or ID, or if in the Task you're going to need to look for one of several values in those variables mentioned above.
Ratchet_Guy said:
The plugin AutoInput has a "UI Action" Event trigger, that you can configure to detect anything that is clicked on in the AI, then in the linked task you can check its "name" or "id" in the variable %aitext or %aiid,
However, to prevent the Event from triggering anytime you press anything all day long, you should add an "App" context to the Profile to constrain it to a list of particular apps (even if its 10 different ones etc) since you'll also need to figure out in those apps if the Share button(s) have a common/same name or ID, or if in the Task you're going to need to look for one of several values in those variables mentioned above.
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Thank you for the reply.
I actuallly succeded doing the thing with Autoshare. [https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.joaomgcd.autoshare&hl=en]
1. Taker> Event> Plugin> Autoshare> Command=android.intent.action.SEND (rest all parameters default)
2. Taker> Task> Alert> Beep.
So, whenever I share any data, I automatically hear a beep!
Many thanks!
Hello everyone,
I'm very new and I was hoping I can get some assistance from you.
I want to have my screen timeout changed when Im running Tasker in foreground. Is there any way to do this?
Thank you,
From the Tasker FAQ;
Why isn't Tasker shown in the Application Context list ?
Because it's easy to get into trouble firing tasks in Tasker. For example, if a profile is setup with a Tasker Application Context and a task with Load App Calculator, it will not be possible to enter Tasker anymore.
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When the accessibility service is enabled for Tasker, the %WIN variable won't detect Tasker either. Of course, disabling accessibility prevents Tasker from intercepting what app is running.
It *might* be possible to do what you want using the app factory and making a kid app.
"Good judgment comes from experience, and a lot of that comes from bad judgment." - Will Rogers
Does anyone know if there is or is there any module that causes both screen-split applications to stay in focus / active?
That's outside of the scope of magisk,that would require modifying the framework code on a per device basis and that is impossible with magisk
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Does anyone know if there is or is there any module that causes both screen-split applications to stay in focus / active?
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I've looked into this, split applications follow the activity life cycle even tho both are visible on the screen at the same time.. which means they pause/resume when you interact with something outside of their environment. Modifying this behavior has proven to be very tricky, at least I couldn't figure out a logical way of going about it.
Fun fact: before split view was merged into android, Samsung use to have their own implementation of it which allowed two applications to be run simultaneously... it's what inspired me to even look into this in the first place (the behavior change).
A better approach if possible would be to create a floating activity for the specific app you want to interact with occasionally.
As per title. Is it possible to disable the motion gestures under certain conditions like when on bluetooth?
I've found myself changing tracks on Spotify while parking the car while the phone is on the dash mount.
I don't mind using third party apps to control this like Tasker for example, if it supports it
Here's a Tasker profile/task set that will do it...
https://taskernet.com/shares/?user=...YO2xe6VzaHD9VvGGPfA==&id=Profile:BT+connected
It will specifically disable/enable the skip song gestures... not all of motion sense. You can modify the profile to only consider a specific BT device if you want.
Thanks, I'll check it out.
Thinking about it... if it doesn't work right away, you might need to have the Tasker Settings app installed and have given it extra permissions using ADB. I did this a while ago and take it for granted when it just works for everything else after that.
Never thought of doing this, but great idea! All the sensors in this phone set off my radar detector. Nothing like doing triple digits without a car in sight to have the detector start screaming because I moved my hand a little too close to my phone while shifting...
Hmm, for something like that... you might need to disable motion sense completely instead of just the music control.
In the tasks, if you replace "skip_gesture" with "aware_enabled"... the entire feature will be switched. I assume the soli chip could be inactive at that point.