If you have problem with auto download in whatsapp this trick can disable it
1. Open solid explorer or root explorer
2. Open data/data/com.whatsapp/shared_prefs/com.whatsapp_preferences.xml
3. Open with text editor
4. add <boolean name="autodownload_images" value="false" /> place it above <boolean name="conversation_sound" value="true" />
5. Save and exit
6. Look in whatsapp>setting>chat settings
and walaaaaaaa :good:
i hope this can help you
does the root explorer must be paid ?
linkinpark_46 said:
If you have problem with auto download in whatsapp this trick can disable it
1. Open solid explorer or root explorer
2. Open data/data/com.whatsapp/shared_prefs/com.whatsapp_preferences.xml
3. Open with text editor
4. add <boolean name="autodownload_images" value="false" /> place it above <boolean name="conversation_sound" value="true" />
5. Save and exit
6. Look in whatsapp>setting>chat settings
and walaaaaaaa :good:
i hope this can help you
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i cant reach the data/data .......... its always empty or have no permission to enter (NO ROOT ACCESS AVAILABLE) .. so it must be the app root explorer paid ?
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i cant reach the data/data .......... its always empty or have no permission to enter (NO ROOT ACCESS AVAILABLE) .. so it must be the app root explorer paid ?
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have you rooted your phone?
awesome guide
thanks very much for share this
not working ...
since whatsapp automatically replace it ...
ps: have it work ...
before you edit the file ... make sure to kill whatsapp first (running and cache process) through setting
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great guide thanks
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I installed Weather Bug today and to my dismay I could not get it working using location services. It worked fine if I removed the location services check boxes during setup and manually entered the location.
I was not happy with having to use a manual entry for my current location and every time I went into settings and turned on location services the app would force close. I figured it was the lack of location services.
adb remount
adb pull /data/data/com.aws.android/shared_prefs/com.aws.android_preferences.xml
change the line using notepad++ to:
<boolean name="prefs_use_gps" value="true" />
to
<boolean name="prefs_use_gps" value="false" />
push the file back:
adb push com.aws.android_preferences.xml /data/data/com.aws.android/shared_prefs/com.aws.android_preferences.xml
now you can enter settings and enable location services. Just do not enable GPS,
I attached a already modified file. Just rename the txt to xml.
Thanks. Any idea how to get the elite version to work? I added the string from your file, <boolean name="prefs_use_gps" value="false" />, and it did prevent the force close with Location enabled; however, it couldn't find my location. Attached is my com.aws.android.elite_preferences file
I just enable the TetherGPS client when running such apps which crash when trying to access GPS.
richard98 said:
Thanks. Any idea how to get the elite version to work? I added the string from your file, <boolean name="prefs_use_gps" value="false" />, and it did prevent the force close with Location enabled; however, it couldn't find my location. Attached is my com.aws.android.elite_preferences file
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This is the line that tells it to use the network location. I did not see this line in your file, so I do not know if it will work in your version.
<boolean name="prefs_use_network" value="true" />
Here we go cool Boot-Animation from MOTOROLA RAZR HD and SONY XPERIA Z with sound.
Download link in attachment :
For MOTOROLA : Motorola_DROID_HD.zip
For XPERIA : bootanimation.zip
HOW TO :
1- Extract Motorola_DROID_HD.zip to SYSTEM>MEDIA (using root explorer)
2- FIX PERMISSIONS to rw-r--r-- as shown in ATTACHED THUMBNAIL
3- Rename Stock Bootanimation.zip to Bootanimation.zip.bak(for backup)
Enjoy and hit thanx if you like it :thumbup::thumbup:
Nice very nice
Any idea is a possibility to put time on the middle of the bar up ?
monkteo said:
Nice very nice
Any idea is a possibility to put time on the middle of the bar up ?
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http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2085367
Check this thread or you can use this method
1. Extract apktool to a new folder.
2. Copy framework-res.apk and SystemUI.apk from your phone or from cm10 zip to your apktool folder.
3. Create a backup file of your original SystemUI.apk, name it whatever you want (preferably, backup.apk)
4. open cmd and go to your apktool folder.
5. Set up your framework:
6. Now Decompile SystemUI.apk:
Code:
java -jar apktool.jar d SystemUI.apk
7. In explorer, open your apktool folder and look for this path: /SystemUI/res/layout/
8. Open with notepad++ status_bar.xml and edit the following code like this : set gravity center
Code:
<LinearLayout android:gravity="center" android rientation="horizontal" android:id="@id/clock" android:layout_width="wrap_content" android:layout_height="fill_parent"> <com.android.systemui.statusbar.policy.Clock android:textAppearance="@style/TextAppearance.StatusBar.Clock" android:gravity="center" android:layout_width="wrap_content" android:layout_height="fill_parent" android:singleLine="true" />
11. Once it is done building you need to open the backup apk you made at the beginning with Winzip, Winrar, 7zip or your prefered compress tool. Also open New_SystemUI.apk with Winzip, Winrar, 7zip or your prefered compress tool. From inside the New_SystemUI.apk drag resources.arsc and classes.dex to the root of backup.apk and it will replace resources.arsc that is in the apk. You are almost done. From inside New_SystemUI.apk drag the res folder into the backup apk.
12. Copy this modified backup file to Zipalign folder and run the ZipAlign executable. Then run the .bat file. You will find your zipaligned file on the "ZipAlignedApps" folder.
13. Copy the file to your phone.
14. Using Root Explorer, copy your new SystemUI.apk to /system/app, and set 644 permissions ((rw-r--r--) or (tick Read: owner, group, others / Write: owner)
15. Reboot your phone and Enjoy!!!
Source : http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1864647
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Thank you.. I was searching for RAZR HD boot screen..
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Thanks. This animation is really cool!
RAZR HD bootanimation for XT910
Hey guys, I resized the images of the Razr HD bootanimation from 720x720 to 540x540 for our XT910.
The one in the OP gets cropped on the sides. Enjoy!
Dropbox:https://www.dropbox.com/s/xy1apxmsziz8qag/bootanimation.zip
Does the sound work on your devices? I've tried everything, searched everywhere and can't find why my device doesn't play the sound. I have changed the permissions...
dinosz1000 said:
Does the sound work on your devices? I've tried everything, searched everywhere and can't find why my device doesn't play the sound. I have changed the permissions...
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Make sure that your phone is not on silent mode or on vibration mode
pritkudale said:
Make sure that your phone is not on silent mode or on vibration mode
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It isn't... always on loud, checked permissions, checked the file is in the right place, the line in desc.txt (in the bootanimation.zip) is there for the sound file... nothing... i'm running custom rom aopk r12.
EDIT: Just tried it on stock rom and works perfectly so it has something to do with the custom rom...
Can I disable the sound by deleting it's file?
tomsoyar said:
Can I disable the sound by deleting it's file?
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Yes, you can.
tomsoyar said:
Can I disable the sound by deleting it's file?
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yes u can
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Hi
Since the last google services update an option to disable the confirmation box every time you used google high accuracy location was introduced. I would like to know how to reset that option so the box will appear each time? The only reason I checked this box was to see if there was an issue causing google services to crash.
smelllllllllll said:
Hi
Since the last google services update an option to disable the confirmation box every time you used google high accuracy location was introduced. I would like to know how to reset that option so the box will appear each time? The only reason I checked this box was to see if there was an issue causing google services to crash.
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I'd go to Settings > Applications > All >
Then uninstall Google Services update, reboot, then update it again.
es0tericcha0s said:
I'd go to Settings > Applications > All >
Then uninstall Google Services update, reboot, then update it again.
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Cheers dude never thought of doing it that way. After playing about for a while I found a way to enable it again.
So for anyone else who's interested I edited the nlp-prefs.xml file contained in Data > Data > com.google.android.gms > shared_prefs
Changing From:
<boolean name="confirmNlp" value="false" />
Changing To:
<boolean name="confirmNlp" value="true" />
smelllllllllll said:
Cheers dude never thought of doing it that way. After playing about for a while I found a way to enable it again.
So for anyone else who's interested I edited the nlp-prefs.xml file contained in Data > Data > com.google.android.gms > shared_prefs
Changing From:
<boolean name="confirmNlp" value="false" />
Changing To:
<boolean name="confirmNlp" value="true" />
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was searching for a solution and tried this, but no go. so i just wiped data for google play services from TiBu and that worked.
posting a response in case someone else wanted another solution.
enjoy.
smelllllllllll said:
Cheers dude never thought of doing it that way. After playing about for a while I found a way to enable it again.
So for anyone else who's interested I edited the nlp-prefs.xml file contained in Data > Data > com.google.android.gms > shared_prefs
Changing From:
<boolean name="confirmNlp" value="false" />
Changing To:
<boolean name="confirmNlp" value="true" />
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Thank you very much.
I had to reboot the device to make the changes take effect.
Does In the last update the check box is gone?
Anyone also see this?
How you edit that file - com.google.android.gms ?
It says access denied!
I have a Nexus 5 with Android 6.01 rooted.
I found the file but it did not contain:
<boolean name="confirmNlp" value="false" />
I added it. Unfortunately, before I tested it I re-booted the phone and the line disappeared.
I notice it has another entry:
<boolean name="nlpAllowedByUser" value="true" />
Does this have anything to do popup?
Okay so I choose "yes" when the location settings asked for access to network info. I would like to revoke that choice so it does not access my network and I can ignore the prompt. I prefer to just use the GPS (Device Only) setting but instead it goes to High Accuracy (GPS and Network) and I can't change force the location button to change back to default when it prompted me. Is it possible to get it back so that when I enable location it's not High Accuracy? Android OS: 5.1.1
Grabbing the anwser from the following topic : http://forum.xda-developers.com/android/help/reset-google-network-location-consent-t2890971 . You will need root:
smelllllllllll said:
So for anyone else who's interested I edited the nlp-prefs.xml file contained in Data > Data > com.google.android.gms > shared_prefs
Changing From:
<boolean name="confirmNlp" value="false" />
Changing To:
<boolean name="confirmNlp" value="true" />
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I tried it myself and it really works... After doing this change , reboot your device
In the meantime the (mis)behaviour of Play Services changed a bit. I.e. in v12.x there's, instead of changing the value of
<boolean name="confirmNlp" value="false" /> to "true",
the complete line to be deleted.
Reboot. Then the confirmation dialog appears again.
Tested on MM 6.01.
How can I create a tasker script to automate the amendment of a file in an app?
Basically I wish to add a line of text to a file in the Freedompop app to disable android dialer integration.
I would have to amend the file located at /data/data/com.freedompop.phone/shared_prefs/com.freedompop.phone_preferences.xml
and add this line <boolean name="integrate_with_native_dialer" value="false" />
just before </map>
I have already done this manually with root explorer but its tedious after every app update and I have to do this again manually