March, 2015

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I’m totally new to LLX and was blown away by it’s customization.

I’m totally new to LLX and was blown away by it’s customization. Recently I ran into some weird issue, as soon as the device locks  it’s impossible for switching  to another desktop or open the long press menu to edit layout after unlocking the device.

I need to restart the app (lighting action) in-order to switch desktops or to get the long press edit menu after unlocking.

https://vid.me/hky7
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I would like to change the the background color of a text or its font color to change by executing a Tasker Task.

I would like to change the the background color of a text or its font color to change by executing a Tasker Task. As I’m a noob on scripting, could anyone please help me in writing a small piece of script for this.

If possible, this maybe extended for panel or folder background color etc. Thank you in advance.

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Is there a way to get the app drawer to use the switch desktop animation?

Is there a way to get the app drawer to use the switch desktop animation? When I peform a swipe up gesture I’d like the current desktop to slide upwards and the app drawer to slide in from the bottom of the screen. Currently it just fades in on top of the desktop.

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So, I feel a bit sheepish asking this, since I must be missing something simple, but for the life of me I can’t get…

So, I feel a bit sheepish asking this, since I must be missing something simple, but for the life of me I can’t get a Lightning script to trigger a tasker task.  The script in Lightning works fine, and the task I have set up in Tasker works fine.  Both are very simple little tests – the Tasker task just sends a broadcast to KLWP to change a photo, and the single-line Lightning script is identical to the one in Pierre’s example: LL.sendTaskerIntent(new TaskerIntent(“MyTask”), false);.  I  have tasker set to allow external access.  What am I missing?

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This bug/suggestion is related to the well known and old bug of the ‘duplicated app in the app drawer’

This bug/suggestion is related to the well known and old bug of the ‘duplicated app in the app drawer’

Sometimes, when an app is updated, the app drawer instead of replace the app, it adds it again as a new item keeping the old one (I think it is because the main activity changes, but didn’t tested)

This leaves the real app and a ghost one, a refresh fixes it.

Bug: when you click the ghost app the ‘this item is not installed’ dialog is shown, but the drawer gets closed immediately, so you can’t do anything (uhm, I have the auto-exit checked…how would it be without that?) Anyway, as I said with this option you can see the dialog, but it gets closed immediately and you can do anything.

Suggestion: when the launcher detects that this dialog is called from the app drawer, delete the item directly. Or if you prefer ask the user to do a refresh.

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something minimal

something minimal

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Was asked for link, this Is all I have!

Was asked for link, this Is all I have!

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I”ve noticed that during the transition from a home screen to the app drawer the system wallpaper bleeds through a…

I”ve noticed that during the transition from a home screen to the app drawer the system wallpaper bleeds through a little? Anyway to mitigate this?

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Experiment based on Ren Shore​ ‘s Material Ripple script. Not sure where this is leading to, but have some ideas.

Experiment based on Ren Shore​ ‘s Material Ripple script. Not sure where this is leading to, but have some ideas.

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Hi, I’m using TrianguloY script fadein found in another post.

Hi, I’m using TrianguloY script fadein found in another post. Works fine but when moving desktop the widget reappear, I don’t know why

Attached code and video

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var e = LL.getEvent();

var d = e.getContainer();

var it=d.getItemById(0x000032);

var time=500;

var FPS=20;

var step=1000/FPS;

delta=255/(time*FPS/1000);

setTimeout(function(){fadein(it,255,time);},step);

//fade in

function fadein(it,alpha,time){

if(alpha<0){

return;

}

alpha-=delta;

it.getProperties().edit().setInteger(“i.alpha”,alpha).commit();

setTimeout(function(){fadein(it,alpha,time);},step);

}

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