I trying to update icons for shortcuts via a script.  I have a bunch of shortcuts in a panel, and I have several sets of icons that I use (just because I do).  The icons aren’t part of an icon pack, so I can’t just apply an icon pack to the panel, but instead set the icon individually for each shortcut.  I have the icon files named the same as the names I assigned to each of the shortcuts, and the following script mostly works to change update the icons, but it displays only a portion of the image from the file.  Is it L.createImage() which is the problem?  Do I somehow have to specify dimensions?

var APLight = LL.getCurrentDesktop().getItemByName(‘AppsPanelTheLight’);

var all = APLight.getContainer().getItems();

for(var i=all.getLength()-1;i>=0;–i)

{

var item = all().getAt(i);

var icon = LL.createImage(“/sdcard/Stuff/Icons/test22/” + item.getName() + “.png”);

item.setImage(icon); 

}

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How can I create/edit scripts from a PC without having to do something like copy the text file to the phone, open it, and then copy and paste back to the script editor in Lightning?

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I’m using tasker to hide/show an e-mail notification badge since I use AquaMail from various IMAP accounts and so the built-in Gmail badge isn’t an option.  Whenever tasker runs it’s task and sends the true/false value to Lightning, Lightning is brought to the front.  Is there a way an LL script can be triggered by tasker but to have it run in the background so I’m not automatically brought back to the launcher whenever a new message arrives?

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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 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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