There’s an apk on Play Store, for using a folder as an app drawer.
There’s an apk on Play Store, for using a folder as an app drawer. This seems to be broken. I’m not sure if it HAS been broken, or if it’s tied to the new rebuild.
Does anybody have any info on this?
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I’ll confess:
1. Java is a mystery to me.
2. I don’t know where to start, trying to dissect the apk, to even get the actual script, which is generating the error.
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If you want older scripts to work, I would suggest not installing alpha builds.
To answer your question, it works on public releases.
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Chris Chastain
Very sound advice. I hadn’t really done anything with scripts/bindings, but discovered this on Play, and thought I’d try it.
I did see that it hasn’t been updated in quite a while, so may be completely outdated.
I guess, I’m mostly wondering if anyone else has found a simple-ish fix to make it work.
On a related note…I REALLY need to learn Java.
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Wait until the next bug fix!
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Thanks for the bug report. The script should work, I will load it and see what the issue is.
Something else you may try:
– create a panel
– note its id when opening the menu in edit mode in the panel and replace #0000 with 0x (#00006c becomes 0x6c)
– run this script:
– getEvent().getScreen().getContainerById(0x6c).setContainerId(99);
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Pierre Hébert
I think there’s something more going on with the script this apk injects. I had to reflash my ROM, and opted out of beta, installing the last stable build.
When I try to use the script on that build, it says it applied successfully, then LL crashes. When I reopen LL, the entire container, to which I applied the script (tried folder and panel) is simply gone. It doesn’t appear on desktop, in edit mode, or in list view.
(2 different behaviors, but not working in either build.)
Logcat: dropbox.com – 2016-09-12-00-47-36.txt
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Any update on this?
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Good news : it will work in the next update
There’s still a minor issue though: the popup menu need to be displayed at least once before to be displayed in the app drawer container, otherwise the app drawer menu will produce an error. But at the moment I can’t fix this yet.
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Oh man that is smexy. Seems to work like a charm.
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Credit goes to Lukas Morawietz
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Pierre Hébert
huh? Credit for what?
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For the app drawer in any container
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