Lockscreen favorite wallpapers limit reached, can't add or save to sd/MFVKeyguard
I'm using an european model A2017G with B08 update and love the new lockscreen wallpapers feature. Each time a find one interesting i clock to add to favorites and download to /storage/MFVKeyguard.
But from today i'm no longer able to do so, whenever i click to favorite the following message is displayed: "The number is exceeded, can't add save to /storage/emulated/0/MFVKeyguard/Favorite".
I have tried to move all the image files from the fovorite folder which is now empty but still can't save new wallpapers anymore. A reboot also doesn't help.
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@razorsbk
you mind checking HOW MANY files there is in that Folder?
i don't use ZTE LOCKER, but i can see if this have the same message with the A2017U (USA)
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Hello,
I'm really really new in terms of customization but of course I'd like to learn and try.
I have Launcher Pro installed and I wanted to change the dock.
When I click on the App Drawer Icon and select the png file I want to replace it with, it's just totally blank
Here is the icon I want to put (the 2nd one): thecustomandroid (dot) com /2011/10/docks-by-desylvia/
In fact I'm trying to get this overall look but with no tutorial it's not easy and I don't want theme packages, I prefer personal customization with different widgets etc. And I like that dock but I just can't find it anywhere. I've read it's from Gomorrah.
Anyway, I just need help with the PNG icon, I'll do some additional research for the rest .
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Oh and by the way this lock screen and the homescreen are from Desylvia.
Thanks in advance for your help.
See image:
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I've used Desktop VisualizeR & QuickShortcutMaker to create app shortcuts (with the name as a blank space) for most of my apps. However there a couple of "live" shortcut icons like Messaging that don't respond well to that technique. Is there another way to achieve what I describe in the above image?
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If you are rooted, Nottach Xposed has an option to disable the names: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2293956. It's under 'Launcher>Hide dock app labels'.
Chris000001 said:
If you are rooted, Nottach Xposed has an option to disable the names: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2293956. It's under 'Launcher>Hide dock app labels'.
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Thanks for the reply. Unfortunately I'm unrooted and that's not going to be happening very soon since I updated the firmware.
I'm currently using some fakery to scroll the live wallpaper (my app broadcasts the new X/Width parameters, but it's a bit laggy) and will do some more fakery to support widgets (both methods will only work with another Star Trek app I made: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.omnicorp.lcarui.test&hl=en since I want to keep everything LCARSian.)
My questions are as follows:
High priority:
What is the code to either bring up the Create Shortcut dialog, or get a list of the shortcut types currently registered?
I understand that once the app creates a shortcut, it sends it to the launcher via intents I'll have to listen to.
Low priority:
What is the code to scroll the live wallpaper the correct way?
I'm using android:[email protected]:style/Theme.Wallpaper to show it.
Demo of what I've got so far:
http://sites.google.com/site/neotechni/Home/programs/Starbase1.apk
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I tried flashing the zip file from DespairFactor found here: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2563757&page=25
My emoji keyboard looks like this: https://app.box.com/s/u2a6c773yg7j3fhqom2v05t6k69ls5ag
And no emojis show up on the screen. They don't have the box either. It is just blank space where they were.
I am using a Nexus 6 on 6.0 and its rooted.
Solution Found
The Problem is fixed now, in case anyone else had the same problem you can flash the zip from Caiosilva96 which can be found here: https://drive.google.com/file/d/0BzL4kz3FPLIJYl9QQ25iRnNlM2c/view
You can't access them on the keyboard until Google updates the keyboard, but what I did was put them in my personal dictionary with "mf" giving me the middle finger and then I also put the skin character in there as "c1" "c2" etc and you can add skin colors to the emoji's. Here is what mine look like on the Nexus 6
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Ever wonder how developers get those amazing screenshots to show off their app? It adds quite a bit of value to a screenshot when you see it in the frame of an Android device. It gives it a more realistic look and displays your app in the way that the user will see it.
You could work in Photoshop to put something like this together but one of the best ways to do this is to use an app caller Screener.
With Screener, you can import your screenshots and create a frame using mockups of the latest Android devices. You can choose between 3D, flat or minimalist designs. Then you can go through and choose a custom background as well.
The library of frames is regularly updated with new phone mockups. The app is very easy to use and you'll have better looking screenshots within a minute of using the app.
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