[How To] Put Day Of the Week With your clock [n7100] - Galaxy Note II Themes and Apps

​Hi Guys This Is My First Guide For Newbies like me On How To Put Day Of The Week , Month , hours , minutes or seconds
This is really easy thanks to the developers of the apps which can be used to achive the desired format .
Apps Needed and thanks to:
Rooted Device
Xposed Framework Thanks To rovo89
XuiMod Thanks to zst123
XblastTools Thanks to FemBlack
For All Date Formats Check this simple date format
For Fonts If You Like You Can Get Them Here 300 Fonts Collection For Samsung Thanks To scamus
TheTAMAS For helping me out
joan62 For Confirming working on note 2
For people using wanam xposed module i have came to know that with wanam you cannot change the font of the clock according to your phone fonts and this thing can be sorted out with using Xblast xposed module .
Steps :
1. Open XuiMod > Open Clock Mods , these will be the options
{
"lightbox_close": "Close",
"lightbox_next": "Next",
"lightbox_previous": "Previous",
"lightbox_error": "The requested content cannot be loaded. Please try again later.",
"lightbox_start_slideshow": "Start slideshow",
"lightbox_stop_slideshow": "Stop slideshow",
"lightbox_full_screen": "Full screen",
"lightbox_thumbnails": "Thumbnails",
"lightbox_download": "Download",
"lightbox_share": "Share",
"lightbox_zoom": "Zoom",
"lightbox_new_window": "New window",
"lightbox_toggle_sidebar": "Toggle sidebar"
}
We are gonna use html , for a normal weekday and time we gonna use formats from the link i have provided above , you can see the code i used and the result in the status bar Tue , 10:33
E,EE,EEE will give you Tue , Mon , Sun but if we want to Show full name like tuesday , monday or wednesday and also add seconds and am or pm then code goes like this , ss gives you seconds and a here is for am/pm
you can also play with colors of your clock and hours and seconds , here's what i mean
code used here :
HTML:
EEE '<font color="#(ur desired color code)">'KK:mm:ss'</font>
You can use same format for different parts like i have used 2 different color codes for clock and am/pm
One more tweek is to make it upper or lower case though the app itself gives 3 options 1. default 2. lowercase 3. upper case
but what if we wan our week day to be in lower case and rest to be in upper case .... again html does the trick here it goes
remember to use apostrophe ,',
By now you might be having the clock on the right side ,to move clock to center
now use xblast xposed module
>xposed framework
>xblast
>status bar
>clock settings
>last option center clock
There you have it
you can use any codes from the simple date format and play around
If i had gone wrong anywhere please feel free to correct me out , as this is my first thread so mistakes can be made ok...please hit thanks that just makes my day

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@Er. Aditya
big thank man that great :good:
working pefectly !!
how to in installe 1/24 h
edit
i find it change " hh " for "kk " for 1/24

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joan62 said:
@Er. Aditya
big thank man that great :good:
working pefectly !!
how to in installe 1/24 h
edit
i find it change " hh " for "kk " for 1/24
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thanks mate for posting the codes as well

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@Er. Aditya
hello,
with Wanam Xposed that working to for the clock and date,center left or right it's ok !

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joan62 said:
@Er. Aditya
hello,
with Wanam Xposed that working to for the clock and date,center left or right it's ok !
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Yes brother it works but the only issue is that with wanam the clock fonts changes.... else it works prrfect
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@rey_lagarto, sorry i'm not reply you in my thread.. so, i invite you here because this is the perfect guide for you if you want to add the date to the status bar..
do not hesitate to ask @joan62, as we can see from his signature, he also using DN3 V5.2

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But, it is possible to putting code in build.prop or SystemUI?.
Maybe it's better not to touch anything, but rather put some code.
Thanks.

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rey_lagarto said:
But, it is possible to putting code in build.prop or SystemUI?.
Maybe it's better not to touch anything, but rather put some code.
Thanks.
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this is the easiest way, because you dont have to decompile again the SystemUI and put some code in there.. and one more thing, its not gonna brake your current SystemUI mod.. :fingers-crossed:
i just tried it and this is mine on phoenixrom.. it looks great on 240dpi mod; :victory:
here's the quick guide if you wanna try;
- download and install Xposed Framework Installer and XuiMod module..
- open Xposed Installer and choose Framework then Install/Update it, go to Modules and activate the XuiMod module then restart device..
- Open XuiMod, go to Clock Mod and activate it, check the options 'Use HTML' then click 'Custom Format' and insert code below:
Code:
dd MMMM yyyy kk:mm:ss
[i]ps. read guide above if you want to know and try the different code[/i]
- then click 'Restart SystemUI' or reboot your device, to make it works..
- Voilà...

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Date view in statusbar without xposed module
It can be done with adding single line in statusbar.xml
just add below said line just ablove clock id line
Code:
<com.android.systemui.statusbar.policy.DateView android:textAppearance="@style/TextAppearance.StatusBar.Clock" android:gravity="left|center" android:id="@id/date" android:paddingLeft="4.0dip" android:layout_width="wrap_content" android:layout_height="fill_parent" android:singleLine="true" android:layout_toLeftOf="@id/clock" />
here attached ready made mod
1.For stock batetry user
2.For OGbattery mod user
Simply download accordingly and flash with CWM/TWRP
Screenshot.

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thanks Dr

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dr.ketan said:
It can be done with adding single line in statusbar.xml
just add below said line just ablove clock id line
Code:
<com.android.systemui.statusbar.policy.DateView android:textAppearance="@style/TextAppearance.StatusBar.Clock" android:gravity="left|center" android:id="@id/date" android:paddingLeft="4.0dip" android:layout_width="wrap_content" android:layout_height="fill_parent" android:singleLine="true" android:layout_toLeftOf="@id/clock" />
here attached ready made mod
1.For stock batetry user
2.For OGbattery mod user
Simply download accordingly and flash with CWM/TWRP
Screenshot.
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Hi, thanks for your help.
Only one doubt, what I see in your screenshot and your code, I can not change the date format, or the date format of it takes build.prop?.
Thanks

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It follows date format of system
it cane be sat, june 21 OR sat, 21 June

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@dr.ketan
hello,
for france is this one "sat, 21 June " if you can !
thanks

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setting-date and time-select date formate
try different and check.

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dr.ketan said:
setting-date and time-select date formate
try different and check.
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Dr. Ketan Hi, thanks for everything, but still maintains the date format.
Even I changed the format in build.prop file.
There is another method?.

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I researched a bit, and I think everything about the format of the date is in the strings.xml file in the "values​​" directory. That, and also in smali, a file called, DateView.
In strings I added a line of code inspired by the other, in the format that interests me at the moment, I have not screwed up the Note, but I also failed to show the form that interests me.
I will continue researching a little more, but this is very late, I have to leave tomorrow.

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Hello, I quit, I'm not a programmer. I have tried many convinations in the strings.xml file, and not how to make the date format you want to display.
So yes Dr. Ketan, or some other programmer manages to change the date format in the status bar, which tells me something. Meanwhile, I'll settle XuiMod use, is a good alternative, but I wanted to avoid using it, because I think it is unnecessary to use apps for some things, when only a couple of lines needed in the system files.
Moreover, in the case of XuiMod, does much more than I need and want.
Thank you all, and greetings.

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Hi
Thanks for the great post
could you give me the font used in the images you used for this post?
many thanks