What I would like is that all of the quick settings in the notification panel (1 finger pulldown) be removed. However, I would still like to be able to access them from the settings panel (2 finger pulldown).
Personally I find having the toggles in both places extremely redundant and a waste of space that I could be using for my notifications, and it doesn't make it any harder to change settings since the 2 finger pulldown is there.
I am not even sure if this is possible, but if someone could let me know if it is that would be great.
Thanks
I'll take a look at it when I get the fix for making the UI compile
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I'll take a look at it when I get the fix for making the UI compile
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You can edit a few xmls and compile the ui now
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You can edit a few xmls and compile the ui now
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It doesn't even compile with no edits.
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I've looked and can't seem to remove them without the ui crashing. Since I don't know how Samsung has tied these into other parts of the ui (and this is my first Samsung device), I could spend days trying to make it work and I don't want to spend that kind of time. Hopefully someone with more touch wiz experience can get this done
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I've looked and can't seem to remove them without the ui crashing. Since I don't know how Samsung has tied these into other parts of the ui (and this is my first Samsung device), I could spend days trying to make it work and I don't want to spend that kind of time. Hopefully someone with more touch wiz experience can get this done
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You need to add a "+" in front of @layout in the erroring XML files. This solves the compilation problem. You can safely ignore the warnings about the default translation. This has been covered in some other posts; I learned this when I was just starting out on modding the S4 a few weeks ago.
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You need to add a "+" in front of @layout in the erroring XML files. This solves the compilation problem. You can safely ignore the warnings about the default translation. This has been covered in some other posts; I learned this when I was just starting out on modding the S4 a few weeks ago.
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Ya I got that solved way earlier today
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I've looked and can't seem to remove them without the ui crashing. Since I don't know how Samsung has tied these into other parts of the ui (and this is my first Samsung device), I could spend days trying to make it work and I don't want to spend that kind of time. Hopefully someone with more touch wiz experience can get this done
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Well thanks for attempting! Hoping that maybe it really is possible, but who knows.
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Does anyone know what is needed to add the reboot option to the power menu.. I want to add it to the current theme I'm using. Thanks in advance
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Does anyone know what is needed to add the reboot option to the power menu.. I want to add it to the current theme I'm using. Thanks in advance
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What theme are you using... most of them incorporate the reboot option... unless your using a custom theme... Might try flashing something like gingerblur, or one of the other popular themes in this forum. Then you can edit the framework-res.apk to your liking, replace what ever icons you want back, and you'll have the reboot option as well. Sorry, I'm ot sure how to just add the reboot option though... sure it will require the editing of services.jar or the framework-res.apk.
the theme im using doesnt have it. i want to modify the theme and add it but im no sure what i need to do to add that feature.. does anyone know how?
Can anyone help ...
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You could use my MotoBlur theme as a base for your theme. Its just the stock theme with 1% battery and reboot added.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1076655
The reboot option is added by editing android.policy.jar.
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You could use my MotoBlur theme as a base for your theme. Its just the stock theme with 1% battery and reboot added.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1076655
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Thanks sir, ill look into it
I got into the files and im trying to find the one that contains the modified code for the reboot option. there are quite a few .smali files just truing to figure the right one out and im good
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Does anyone know what is needed to add the reboot option to the power menu.. I want to add it to the current theme I'm using. Thanks in advance
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[HowTo] Add a Reboot option to the power menu (Froyo)
hey. did you ever figure this out?? i am using gladiatrix 3 but it does not have the reboot option. i dont want to use a theme because i like it the way it is but would love the reboot option?
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hey. did you ever figure this out?? i am using gladiatrix 3 but it does not have the reboot option. i dont want to use a theme because i like it the way it is but would love the reboot option?
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Tried it the other day for 2.3.4... incredibly difficult... well, maybe not so much difficult, as it is trying to find a complete set of directions... Apparently, the devs used a combination of two different threads that were written for different phones... so the code lines don't match up and it was a damn cluster **** to try an figure out, so I gave up... Kenneth said this will be implemented on his next update for 2.3.4.
I wish I still had the pages saved, but I deleted them after trying to do this for a couple of hours, so I wouldn't be tempted to try it again. Ask in the IRC chat, there are a few people there that can direct you to the right place if you want to attempt, and good luck.
Bump, anyone find a good source for how to do this on gb? I'm not having luck finding the info.
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Bump, anyone find a good source for how to do this on gb? I'm not having luck finding the info.
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No one's been able to do it yet as far as I know. The gingerbread file structure associated with the reboot option has changed so much that it is incredibly difficult. I had heard a report that Designgears may have figured it out, but I think it was probably a false report, as no Atrix Dev has yet to incorporate it into a ROM or theme.
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No one's been able to do it yet as far as I know. The gingerbread file structure associated with the reboot option has changed so much that it is incredibly difficult. I had heard a report that Designgears may have figured it out, but I think it was probably a false report, as no Atrix Dev has yet to incorporate it into a ROM or theme.
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Thanks swift, I found a file on modaco, I think it was framework for an lg that had it, but couldn't find any actual info as to how it is needed to be modified.
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No one's been able to do it yet as far as I know. The gingerbread file structure associated with the reboot option has changed so much that it is incredibly difficult. I had heard a report that Designgears may have figured it out, but I think it was probably a false report, as no Atrix Dev has yet to incorporate it into a ROM or theme.
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Just another update... DG said to me a while back that he was able to add the options, but they screwed up the current options so none of them worked. He did not get it working for the Cognition beta.
I tried my hand as well, but couldn't figure it out.
I used gscript and just made a shortcut on my desktop. Works great.
Is it adding the button to the menu that breaks it?
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I tried as well, and all I got was me turning my power button into a reset button, options wouldn't show up.. so there was no way to turn it off, it would just reset my phone when ever I tried to pull up the Phone options..
I was working on this a little bit once I got GB update. I am like 80% the way through it. I can link to what I am going off of-
From the Vibrant Forums
I had all the files edited and ready to rock, the problem I was at was the RECOMPILING. I think I was missing some dependencies.
I got all the way up to that point and had to go home for the day at work- never picked it back up. If I get some time at work today I'll give it another crack.
If I get anywhere I'll post my framework-res.apk.
I followed the steps from that thread too and while I could build/compile everything fine and get the options to show in the menu none of the reboot options would work. Seems we're all having similar issues with this.
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I was working on this a little bit once I got GB update. I am like 80% the way through it. I can link to what I am going off of-
From the Vibrant Forums
I had all the files edited and ready to rock, the problem I was at was the RECOMPILING. I think I was missing some dependencies.
I got all the way up to that point and had to go home for the day at work- never picked it back up. If I get some time at work today I'll give it another crack.
If I get anywhere I'll post my framework-res.apk.
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I followed the steps from that thread too and while I could build/compile everything fine and get the options to show in the menu none of the reboot options would work. Seems we're all having similar issues with this.
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I was following that thread as well, and my issue was stated above, then I saw this from the DX2 forum, which has GB and on his change log, he stated he added reboot options.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1198857
I grabbed his theme, compared the framework.jar, framework-res.apk, and android.policy.jar files.. they pretty much match up with ours. So, using Notepad++, I did a compare between the files, added what he added, basically looks like the same things from the vibrant how-to. This time around, when I press for the power options, it comes up normal, but the link to the 'reboot' does not show up... I might try this without the battery %, as that takes up alot of the hex id....
I'm thinking we might need to add that line from DG that he did a while back for the first reboot options on froyo...
I also have no problems with recompile... I'll mess around with it some more when I have free time.. I don't spend much time inside during the summers..
has anyone decompiled the framework-res from the g2x's gb build or maybe even CM? Not USE the framework of course, but maybe see what flags that policy uses for a reboot?
edit* seems like previous posted may have tried what I asked. back to the digi drawing board...
Here's what I got im running CleanRom vzw Lite but I wanted more toggle options I found a flashable zip in a different carriers forum here on xda called GT-N7100_WanamLite.XXDLJ2.23Toggles and I flashed on Cleanrom vzw lite and it works all 23 toggles but the 4g and signal strength icons are different is there any way to get the Verizon factory looking ones back in there and if so how? I would also like to change the toggle back ground color closer to stock the one in the zip is black. If anyone could send me in the right direction that would be great or would like to whip that up for me that would be awesome..
To Change the icons you can use ninja morph from the play store
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kintwofan said:
To Change the icons you can use ninja morph from the play store
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I looked into that and would even know where to start. I don't know where the icons are located in the file and im not sure were to get the ones I want.
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I looked into that and would even know where to start. I don't know where the icons are located in the file and im not sure were to get the ones I want.
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Well that's the easiest way. I don't have the app to look at it but I'm sure it's in the res folder. Also just pull the images from a stock ROM. So basically you are gonna need someone to make it for you.
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Well that's the easiest way. I don't have the app to look at it but I'm sure it's in the res folder. Also just pull the images from a stock ROM. So basically you are gonna need someone to make it for you.
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The easiest way is to extract everything and look at the images and then modify them, make new ones or kang them from a rom or theme you like. It's not real hard, but it takes time to figure out which icons you need to change. Ninja is good if you don't have a PC around and only have a couple icons to change but it's a pain for multiple icons. You'll need to change at least 2 icons for each toggle, one for active and inactive (some may have more). Use winrar or 7zip to drag and drop into the apk, then flash it in recovery or swap it out in the system files and reboot.
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The easiest way is to extract everything and look at the images and then modify them, make new ones or kang them from a rom or theme you like. It's not real hard, but it takes time to figure out which icons you need to change. Ninja is good if you don't have a PC around and only have a couple icons to change but it's a pain for multiple icons. You'll need to change at least 2 icons for each toggle, one for active and inactive (some may have more). Use winrar or 7zip to drag and drop into the apk, then flash it in recovery or swap it out in the system files and reboot.
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That works to. I figured since he only needed 2 ninja would be easy. I use it for quick tweaks.
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That works to. I figured since he only needed 2 ninja would be easy. I use it for quick tweaks.
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Between the two icons he wants changed there are more than 10 pngs to change (which isn't too bad in Ninja) but also its a lot easier finding things if you just extract it first. If you find multiple similar icons you can do trial and error to find which ones are used, or what I do which is compare different themes to see what they changed. Ninja is great though because when I do a theme at night and find that I missed one icon while at work I can fix it right away instead of going nuts with my OCD.
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Between the two icons he wants changed there are more than 10 pngs to change (which isn't too bad in Ninja) but also its a lot easier finding things if you just extract it first. If you find multiple similar icons you can do trial and error to find which ones are used, or what I do which is compare different themes to see what they changed. Ninja is great though because when I do a theme at night and find that I missed one icon while at work I can fix it right away instead of going nuts with my OCD.
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I guess I'm just to lazy to grab my computer most the time and just do it from my phone. I really haven't messed with toggles though so I assumed it was just two images per toggle. I think for the op your method is going to be much easier though if he wants to give it a shot.
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I guess I'm just to lazy to grab my computer most the time and just do it from my phone. I really haven't messed with toggles though so I assumed it was just two images per toggle. I think for the op your method is going to be much easier though if he wants to give it a shot.
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Ive tried a few things now when I flash the zip there is no notification bar at all. Ill restore my back up and try again.
All right I've tried six different times and all have failed anyone else care to give it a try. I haven't given up yet but im running out of ideas......
abc3754 said:
All right I've tried six different times and all have failed anyone else care to give it a try. I haven't given up yet but im running out of ideas......
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Upload the one you want modded and I'll see if I can. No promises, but I think I can
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after looking through many forums and some personal trial and error, i've decided to give this section a try.
i dont know crap about developing. i know how to flash through recovery, use basic adb commands, decompile apks, and open up the files in notepad++. thats about it. but i really want to start and i thought that some (relatively) simple changes to the system ui would give me a good starting point. but i'm trying to fumble my way through the systemui.apk from newts sense 5 rom to attempt a mod. but, like i said, i have to idea what im looking for. since sense 5 is so new, i cant find anything about it, and from looking, all the ui names and directories are slightly different.
my main goal is to gain a semi-transparent notification drawer background. if possible, i would like to attempt to get the app drawer background semi transparent also (but i'll cross that bridge later)
so if anyone can point me in the right direction, to a thread or the actual file in the apk, i would be most appreciative. i could even kick down a small donation for somebody that has the time. thanks
AFAIK it's framework.apk and thismay help
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1805408
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AFAIK it's framework.apk and thismay help
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1805408
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thanks for the response. yea i looked at that tutorial, along with a bunch of others. i think im ok with the compiling part of it. but after i get into the folders, some of them are not very self explanatory. its here that i get lost :/
looks like htc always changes thing but these may help
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1532245
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2073397&page=2
munchy_cool said:
looks like htc always changes thing but these may help
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1532245
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2073397&page=2
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very interesting. too bad that one is for samsung, but still might help. guess i'm gonna keep messing around. thanks for your help!
Glad I could help
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To be clear, these will only work for AOSP ROMs and the GoogleEdition ROM.
Threw these together for myself. Love having the navbar but it is a pain to add every nightly I flash. So I threw this together. I made two versions. One simply adds the navbar and disables the capacitive menu and back buttons (with them active the navbar becomes nearly impossible to use) and triggers the navbar. Fear not, this mod triggers the in app menu overflow access and for that matter you could then create a menu on the navbar. I couldn't automate disabling the backlight so that will still need to be disabled via settings>advanced>sensors. I also made a version that changes the device DPI from 480 to 360 (my preferred DPI).
Download - AOSP_navbar_enabled.v3.zip
Base version above now allows OTA survival. Will reapply itself after each nightly.
Download - AOSP_navbar_enable_360dpi.zip
Download - AOSP_remove_NAVBAR.v3.zip
Here is the method to inject changed into the build.prop that I used (found here)
On the GoogleEdition ROM it does not support disabling the capacitive button backlights natively so the app from the following thread is needed
[APP] Google Edition ROMs - Disable Button Lights
Thanks a million times for this! I have been missing these! I am running beans rom and after installing getting system UI has stopped, also using nova, any information on getting this going would be great, thanks again!
templton said:
Thanks a million times for this! I have been missing these! I am running beans rom and after installing getting system UI has stopped, also using nova, any information on getting this going would be great, thanks again!
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Guess I wasn't clear. This is for AOSP ROMS only. I will edit the OP, sorry for the confusion.
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Ah no no, my fault! I see it right in the first line! I wasn't paying attention or must have been half asleep!! Thanks again though :good:
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Ah no no, my fault! I see it right in the first line! I wasn't paying attention or must have been half asleep!! Thanks again though :good:
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No I want very clear. I added the first line after your misunderstanding.
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Sorry but...How do you install this?
I tried looking for instructions...There are none.
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Sorry but...How do you install this?
I tried looking for instructions...There are none.
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They are recovery flashable mods. Download, reboot recovery, install zip (no wipes needed), enjoy!
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The link for the remove navbar mod doesn't work. Does anyone have the .zip file?
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The link for the remove navbar mod doesn't work. Does anyone have the .zip file?
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It works fine for me on my phone and chrome browser, I don't know why you are having trouble. Try this instead
https://copy.com/JcV4Z <---remove navbar
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A fixed navbar taking up space precious on a small display seems Nexus- like. Stop this abomination NOW! Instant S4 mini (comparable display space usable for apps).
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A fixed navbar taking up space precious on a small display seems Nexus- like. Stop this abomination NOW! Instant S4 mini (comparable display space usable for apps).
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Of course you are welcome to your opinion!! And in part I agree. That is why I run at 360dpi, that way it has less of an impact on the display. I know it is not for everyone, but choice is the spice of life.
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Of course you are welcome to your opinion!! And in part I agree. That is why I run at 360dpi, that way it has less of an impact on the display. I know it is not for everyone, but choice is the spice of life.
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Thanks for this. Is it possible to only activate the in app menu overflow without adding the nav bar? It's so much more intuitive to have that, rather than guessing whether or not the menu button will do anything within each app (the whole reason google got rid of the menu button in the first place).
I wish I knew how!! To be frank, when you enable the navbar and disable the capacitive buttons it activates the menu overflow within apps all by itself. Must be part of the navbar framework. But let me look into it. I MIGHT have an idea but it would be ROM specific, not a general mod like this. What ROM are you running or would like such a feature for?
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I wish I knew how!! To be frank, when you enable the navbar and disable the capacitive buttons it activates the menu overflow within apps all by itself. Must be part of the navbar framework. But let me look into it. I MIGHT have an idea but it would be ROM specific, not a general mod like this. What ROM are you running or would like such a feature for?
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Running both the Verizon Google Edition ported rom and Clean Rom. Appreciate it, but don't bother putting time into it if it's ROM specific. What you have posted here already is helpful enough!
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Running both the Verizon Google Edition ported rom and Clean Rom. Appreciate it, but don't bother putting time into it if it's ROM specific. What you have posted here already is helpful enough!
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I will try for the GE port, it should be an easy mod. These don't work on stock touchwiz as it doesn't have the needed framework for the navbar. For some reason Samsung gutted the navbar from their source
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I will try for the GE port, it should be an easy mod. These don't work on stock touchwiz as it doesn't have the needed framework for the navbar. For some reason Samsung gutted the navbar from their source
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Sounds good. Appreciate it!
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Sounds good. Appreciate it!
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Merry Xmas. I also posted this over in the GoogleEditionVZW thread
Download - GoogleEditionVZW_3dot.menu.overflow.zip
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Merry Xmas. I also posted this over in the GoogleEditionVZW thread
Download - GoogleEditionVZW_3dot.menu.overflow.zip
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Thank you my friend, I'll give it shot today!
Oh it works very nice, but there are some cases (like tapatalk) where the menu would instead be within the navbar so this is not a capacitive menu replacement
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Awesome job man. Now I just need to be able to set the physical home button to menu for short press and go full screen (no navigation lights) on long press. Think that is possible?
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Would anyone know if it is possible to make a modification like the one in this thread
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2720265
in a way other than the build prop. perhaps in the system ui? It seems reading the thread the build prop change may cause some behind the scenes problems and was curious if an edit could be made in the files themselves to change the statusbar icon set that is called while leaving the model designation alone?
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Would anyone know if it is possible to make a modification like the one in this thread
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2720265
in a way other than the build prop. perhaps in the system ui? It seems reading the thread the build prop change may cause some behind the scenes problems and was curious if an edit could be made in the files themselves to change the statusbar icon set that is called while leaving the model designation alone?
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Hate to answer a question with a question but i was reading and got to wondering what kind of behind the scenes problems? I to did this mod. I haven't noticed anything really but maybe I'm not seeing something and dnt want it to cause conflict with something down the road.
Dalek_Caan said:
Would anyone know if it is possible to make a modification like the one in this thread
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2720265
in a way other than the build prop. perhaps in the system ui? It seems reading the thread the build prop change may cause some behind the scenes problems and was curious if an edit could be made in the files themselves to change the statusbar icon set that is called while leaving the model designation alone?
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The build prop edit is a rather short way to accomplish that which you desire. And yes, it busts much of that which may go unnoticed for a while.
You have a few options here, but the great harvest can be had over on the international Note 3 themes and apps section.
There you will find an Xposed module, and some ported apps that allow for most of that which you desire.
T-Mobile forums have a similar but varied clutch if options.
I use the Xposed modules, inasmuch as I can nuke the theme of so desired.
Here is the link for the Xposed modules,
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=51949912
I hope this helps.
Good luck!
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The build prop edit is a rather short way to accomplish that which you desire. And yes, it busts much of that which may go unnoticed for a while.
You have a few options here, but the great harvest can be had over on the international Note 3 themes and apps section.
There you will find an Xposed module, and some ported apps that allow for most of that which you desire.
T-Mobile forums have a similar but varied clutch if options.
I use the Xposed modules, inasmuch as I can nuke the theme of so desired.
Here is the link for the Xposed modules,
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=51949912
I hope this helps.
Good luck!
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Thank you Sir i will give it a Look.
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Hate to answer a question with a question but i was reading and got to wondering what kind of behind the scenes problems? I to did this mod. I haven't noticed anything really but maybe I'm not seeing something and dnt want it to cause conflict with something down the road.
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some people reported issues with it breaking some apps I am guessing due to it changing your device model in the prop .. my thought was same as your trying to avoid any issues behind the scenes now or in the future.
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some people reported issues with it breaking some apps I am guessing due to it changing your device model in the prop .. my thought was same as your trying to avoid any issues behind the scenes now or in the future.
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It breaks apps in settings, and has many unforeseen consequences. It's cool to see the status bar changes, like the spinning spark symbol, but it to me wasn't worth other features may getting tanked.
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