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WM Lockscreen Unlock To Home app
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Here is an app i made for @qanda which allows the user to toggle wether or not they want the screen to unlock to home after the device comes out of standby .
Instruction: 1. Install CAB 2. Look for app in start menu 3. Restart phone 4. Enjoy :) |
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elesbb,
Super! Battery running a bit low. I'll need to give device a full charge before playing with it. I find less issues result with full battery level. I'll give you a shout tomorrow with results. What a great Xmas present! Thanks Santa Seth Regards, QA |
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elesbb,
The app seems to be doing it's thing ok with some exceptions. 1. When first installed, and after initial reboot, an error message popped up about Unlock Screen not functioning: Enable/Disable not detected or something like that. I went into the Start menu, opened the app, enabled it, then rebooted. It worked. 2. I disabled the app and rebooted to see if the error message was reocurr. No error message came up. Don't have a clue why it popped it the first time. Now, I tried all of the Home Screen tabs that I have on the bottom to see if each would go back to the main Home Screen (Clock/Weather screen) if I left them open, and allowed the device to lock on delay, or manually. Email boxes: worked fine Text messaging: worked fine. Browser: Worked fine. Any Application in Start menu: worked fine. Notifications: (top tray) worked fine. Phone (soft or hard key) worked fine. Start Menu (soft or hard key) worked fine. Calender: stayed on whatever calender function was displayed, that is Agenda, or Month. If I used the Menu options and opened New Appointment....that worked, but if I went into Calender settings, it failed to go back to Home Weather/Stocks and Settings (System): If I used any of these or their menu options, it failed to go back to the home screen All People (contact list): If I was in the contact list, viewing a contact or in Edit mode, it failed to go back to the home screen The app does not always recognize when the device is on a sub-screen of one of the scroll bar icons (home screen tabs) such as the Contacts list, or system Settings options, but it did for New Appointment in the Calendar, New Text or New Email messages. Peculiar ???? I remember back in the day when S2U2 was installed, no matter what option was being used, it would always unlock the device to the main Home Screen (Clock/Weather). Well, you put in a lot of work on this one, and the 'Unlock to Home' certainly satifies my needs. :) For me, it's a great addition to my device since most of what I normally need to do starts from the Home Screen. :toothy7: Good nite my friend. Regards, QA |
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Great effort guys! Keep up the good work!! =]=]
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elesbb,
I figured it was nothing major. Error messages pop up all the time and then go away. :) Somewhere toward the end of the other post we were running, I provided the registry entry that should trigger the Home screen. It was around the time we discovered the script would not work on my TP2. It might be beneficial if we can find it again. It would depend on how C++ handles the registry. I'll see if I can find it tonight. Maybe Tinker might have a handle on where the silly Home Screen icon is hiding in the OS? Regards, QA |
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Hey Tinker,
Take a look at the last few posts. Would you have any idea of where that shortcut would be? It is hard coded in the OS? You cook. What's your recipe for this one? Regards, QA |
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elesbb,
Ok, I found it. Not sure how to use it. :) SetForegroundWindow( GetDesktopWindow( ) ) Does it make any sense to you? QA |
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elesbb,
Ok. I did a registry search for Today.lnk and Home.lnk No dice on either, but I did find this: [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Security\Shell\StartInfo\Start\ Today] I don't see any .lnk listed under start, only the key Today, but maybe it might help us. Still poking around in the registry, but haven't found much of 'value'. (Pun ..hahaha) QA |
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To All: Food for Thought
Be aware of a file name/function you might see in the Dutty's task manager: XOPOPTRUST. It seems to occur when you are in the SMS messaging and leave the function open. When the device returns to home screen, the file name appears in the TM. You might see SMS/MMS when it is open, and after you go back to Home, it turns to the XOPOPTRUST. I discovered it is part of the HTC messaging system. The message is actually a 'popup" from the device telling you the SMS/MMS was not closed down properly. Just X the message in the TM, and close it down. It causes no harm but scares the pants off you if you never saw it before. If I close the SMS messaging down before exiting, I never get the message in the TM. Querky but true! :) Regards, QA |
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elesbb,
Yes, I agree. It's probably the reason we can't find the shortcut to the Today screen. Hard coding would hide it, and keep us from getting at it. IF you have worked with AC before, then he might help, developer to developer. It would be nice to know how he gets S2U2 to return to the Home screen every time, no matter where the user is in the device. It's becoming a matter of principle now. lol Dynamic Links do have their limitations. Let me know if anything developes. I haven't heard from Tinker on the subject. She may be fluttering around somewhere else at the moment. :) |
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Maybe you guys should check the path for the back (<--) hardware button and see if that would give you the link you are looking for. :dontknow:
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horndoctor,
Maybe you can tell me how? Not having much luck doing that either. PS: HTC support doesn't have a clue where it is anymore than I do. QA :(:cry: |
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