Hello.
My XDA Today screen displays 4 lines, they are:
- Tap here to set owner...
- No upcoming appointments
- No unread messages
- No tasks
I want to make a ROM without the first line and I want to add one line more for the number of files in \ProgrammFiles\Connections or which says 'no files' if there are not files in that folder
Can someone give me any clue?
Thanks in advance.
Hi ...
All of these are Today plug-ins ... and you can display/hide any of them.
Start -> Settings -> Today -> Items ... uncheck "Owner Info"
any additional data to be displayed on Today must be through a new plug-in either ready-made or you can develop it yourself using WM2003 SDK 8)
Changing Today items in registry
Hello.
I finally found it.
First I deleted the item:
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Today\Items\"Owner Info"]
in default.reg, so It won't display anymore "Tap here to set owner information"
I didn`t add a new item but I think It is like adding a new line in registry, somewat like:
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Today\Items\MyApp
"..."="\\Windows\\MyApp.exe"
Of course, after this modification I ran mkrom and made a new rom.
Tanks for your patient.
Hi. Hope somebody could help me.
I updated my FB application (which was one of the quick links my home page). As I installed the new version of FB the icon on the quick links dissapperaed. i tried to add it again on the empy quick link space but it couldnt. I thought this was a problem with the newly added FB application, so i tried to add any other program or contact to that empty quick link but is never saves it. each time i try to press on the empty link (with the + sign) it takes me to the selection menu (programs/contacs/bookmarks). when i select any of the programs or contacts or bookmarks i go back to the home screen and the quick link is still empty.
Appreciate if somebody can assist me. I searched the forum but couldnt find an answer.
Thanks a lot
Get a registry editor
Browse to hklm/software/HTC/Manila/home.
see list of numbers? Each number is one quicjlink slot. Could be that the one for that slot is corrupted.
figure out which one it is and check each sub key is the same as another blank one.
Thankssss Sam.
I did. I found out that there were only eight files instead of nine (file number 0 was missing). I created a new file, named it 0 and copied the content of another file into it and the quik link appeared again
Hi everybody,
It is my first post, so I'd like to say hello .
Due to low count of posts I cannot ask in oryginal ROM thread and I hope here also get help:
1. is it possible to disable dial tones? sounds during dialing makes me agry
2. how can I customize disable/enable links like stocks or twitter?
3. how to change taskmanager to arkswitch in easiest way?
4. can I change messaging client to any with "mark all as read" option?
After few days using I'm very impressed, it is the fastest ROM I've tried. So, I want to make it more usable and adapt it to my needs.
regards
kabo
First of all, congratulations to your first post.
1. start -> settings -> personal -> phone -> keypad
2. at home screen -> menu -> manage tabs -> disable or change order
3. ./.
4. ./.
translated from German ROM, not sure English expression is correct.
Hi,
thanks for reply, but unfortunately in HDO ROM these settings are hidden. Probably I have to use some tricks with registry editor to discover them .
So, my questions are still open .
regards
kabo
hmm
4. I found cab named Zenyee Disable HTC Messaging in Windows folder, it enable e-mail client in messaging but it disable massaging at all (i couldn't receive or send any SMS), so it doesn't help
mods: could you move my topic to HD2O ROM thread?
maybe there, someone especially HD2Owner can help me?
regards. kabo
I found solution for point 2.
2. settings->personalize-> home screen tabs (in "settings->all settings" menu this option is not available )
I will be grateful if someone can help in other points.
regards
kabo
OK, I can manage with point 1, point 3 is not very important, so now my last question is:
how can I change messaging client to have anyone with "mark all as read" option in all messages view?
regards
kabo
Skip to How to Import Chat History below to skip the background reading.
Yes, there is a graphical import method for Line!
If you use Line, and you want to change between devices, it seems as though it is nearly impossible to backup (export) and restore (import) your Line chat history. I have searched XDA, Google, AndroidForums, Line's (useless) online help, etc. No help, no info. There are some guides about how to use a SQL editor to fool the app, etc., but that was just way too much effort for me, so I finally gave up and just switched. BUT, before I did, I went ahead and exported all my chats, even knowing there was no way to import them, just in case. Well, that just paid off.
There is absolutely no method available within Line to restore your chat history, right?! WHY is there a backup option? There MUST be a way! Seemingly no.
I just figured it out. And when I explain it, you too will wonder, why in the !#$%@^[email protected]%!#@$!#[email protected]^*%^&(*%^@# has Naver not published this?????
I was on my way to back everything up in preparation for a new ROM and figured I'd do a complete and total system wipe, meaning, I went to take a look at my internal storage (SDcard, Emulated, 0, whatever you refer to it as), to ensure that I got all the little things I want, like Viber pictures, WhatsApp pics, etc. And there I saw it. The folder. And, like you are now thinking, I thought, just maybe...
How to Import Chat History (Abbreviated, Quick and Easy)
Copy your chatHistory.zip file to internal storage sdcard/LINE_Backup
Start Line, open an existing chat or start a new chat with the person whose chat history you want to restore
Tap the drop-down arrow in the upper right, Chat Settings, and look what just showed up below the (formerly) useless Backup Chat History option
How to Backup and Restore Chat History (Additional Details)
Line offers a "Backup Chat History" option, but keep in mind, this is conversation / per-person specific. That means, you need to do it for each individual person.
For my own ease of use, and to make transferring things easy, now that I know what the process is, here's what I did.
Backing Up
Go into the conversation you want to backup.
Tap the drop-down arrow in the upper right, and select Chat Settings.
Select Backup Chat History, Backup All
Say Yes to e-mail this chat - in a previous version, I had to enter the conversation person's name in the subject, the new Line now does this for me.
Repeat this process for every conversation you want to migrate to a new device.
Restoring
On your new device, save the attachments from each e-mail into the /InternalSDCard/LINE_Backup/ directory.
Start Line, go to Chats, Tap the Chat Bubble in the upper right to start a new conversation, select the person you want to restore
Your chat window will be empty, but from here, you just follow the instructions above, basically, drop-down arrow, Chat Settings, Import Chat History
And that's it.
I REALLY hope this helps some people out. I wasted a LOT of time trying to figure this out, and as usual, once you know the solution, it's pretty simple and seems so obvious.
If I helped, throw me some Thanks button so I know I wasn't the only one!
I have a google Nexus 5, which doesn't have any internal storage.
Are you able to specify where this should be copied too as I cannot seem to find the right holder.
Also, what am i copying in there? The actual zip file or an extract of the zip file?one
kkwhong said:
I have a google Nexus 5, which doesn't have any internal storage.
Are you able to specify where this should be copied too as I cannot seem to find the right holder.
Also, what am i copying in there? The actual zip file or an extract of the zip file?one
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On your internal storage of your Nexus 5, create a folder called: LINE_Backup the exact upper/lower case and _ matter. Put the LINE backup zips in that folder, do not extract them. LINE knows which zip goes with which user, you just have to start the chat and import per the instructions above.
BillBauman said:
How to Backup and Restore Chat History (Additional Details)
Line offers a "Backup Chat History" option, but keep in mind, this is conversation / per-person specific. That means, you need to do it for each individual person.
For my own ease of use, and to make transferring things easy, now that I know what the process is, here's what I did.
Backing Up
Go into the conversation you want to backup.
Tap the drop-down arrow in the upper right, and select Chat Settings.
Select Backup Chat History, Backup All
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Unfortunately, The "Backup All" setting only applies to one-on-one conversations. Group chats only give you the Backup as Text option.
raveur said:
Unfortunately, The "Backup All" setting only applies to one-on-one conversations. Group chats only give you the Backup as Text option.
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That sucks. I haven't tried a group chat in LINE before. Did you try a backup/import to see if it would work? I'm sort of assuming no, that it doesn't work, based on your post. :/
Thanks!
A huge THANKS for this, saved me alot of trouble.
Still, anyone figured out how to import group chats? Maybe from the text file?
daer2dai said:
A huge THANKS for this, saved me alot of trouble.
Still, anyone figured out how to import group chats? Maybe from the text file?
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A big you're welcome.
I don't have enough LINE friends to actually have a group chat and try to figure it out.
I just found a method for importing the chat history using Titanium Backup and the terminal. You need root for this. Recently Line made some changes that made this more
Hope you find this useful.
1. Restore Line with Titanium Backup (app+data) (DON'T OPEN THE LINE APP YET!)
2. Log into a root shell and delete the previous settings:
sqlite3 /data/data/jp.naver.line.android/databases/naver_line
delete from setting;
.quit
3. Now we have to delete this xml only if you are using a recent version. In previous ones it didn't even exist as far as I know
rm /data/data/jp.naver.line.android/jp.naver.line.android.settings.xml
4. Open the Line app and it will ask you to enter your user and password.
You will receive a warning about losing your chat history. Just ignore it and...
5. Enjoy!
I had copy the zip files to the Line_backup folder which was already in the phone internal memory. However, there is no Import Chat History Button.
The Line version was the latest one and had Force Stop and restarted Line. Still to no avail.
Is there any way to view the chat log?
What format is it saved in and how would you go about viewing the chat log if you were sent one from a chat that wasn't yours?
Didn't Work on LG Android Optimus
I must be doing something wrong, but it seems I've followed all the steps. The LINE_backup files are in my SD card, but when I click Import Chat History>yes>ok, nothing happens... :/
I made an account just to post on here and hopefully find out.
daimyorl said:
I just found a method for importing the chat history using Titanium Backup and the terminal. You need root for this. Recently Line made some changes that made this more
Hope you find this useful.
1. Restore Line with Titanium Backup (app+data) (DON'T OPEN THE LINE APP YET!)
2. Log into a root shell and delete the previous settings:
sqlite3 /data/data/jp.naver.line.android/databases/naver_line
delete from setting;
.quit
3. Now we have to delete this xml only if you are using a recent version. In previous ones it didn't even exist as far as I know
rm /data/data/jp.naver.line.android/jp.naver.line.android.settings.xml
4. Open the Line app and it will ask you to enter your user and password.
5. Enjoy!
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I used this method and bang! It works like a charm!
Thanks a lot
*It actually still gives warning after I logged in - that my chat history will be deleted or such -, but actually it didn't delete a thing. So, to anyone who wanna try this, don't worry with the warning message!*
james.abcde said:
I used this method and bang! It works like a charm!
Thanks a lot
*It actually still gives warning after I logged in - that my chat history will be deleted or such -, but actually it didn't delete a thing. So, to anyone who wanna try this, don't worry with the warning message!*
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Glad it was useful for you!
Thanks for the feedback. I will add the info about the warning as I forgot it completely.
Hello,
daimyorl said:
sqlite3 /data/data/jp.naver.line.android/databases/naver_line
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This gives me this error:
Error: unable to open database "data/data/jp.naver.line.android/databases/naver_line": unable to open database file
I use the emulator in ROM Toolbox Lite
daimyorl said:
delete from setting;
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If I use SQLite Debugger to delete the setting table, and I also remove the jp.naver.line.android.settings.xml file with ES Explorer, I get the Force Close when I try to open the application.
And If I delete the whole naver_line database, then Line starts, but losing the chat history.
norike said:
This gives me this error:
Error: unable to open database "data/data/jp.naver.line.android/databases/naver_line": unable to open database file
I use the emulator in ROM Toolbox Lite
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Got it! I was missing the su command to make the emulator rooted.
I also found the jp.naver.line.android.settings.xml file in a slightly different location than where daimyorl said above (but the credits go to him). For me it was into /data/data/jp.naver.line.android/shared_prefs/
Then, the complete instructions that worked for me are:
Restore Line with Titanium Backup (app+data) (DON'T OPEN THE LINE APP YET!)
Log into a shell and delete the settings:
Code:
su
sqlite3 /data/data/jp.naver.line.android/databases/naver_line
delete from setting;
.quit
Remove jp.naver.line.android.settings.xml
Code:
rm /data/data/jp.naver.line.android/shared_prefs/jp.naver.line.android.settings.xml
Open the Line app and it will ask you to enter your user and password. It will also ask your phone number for the confirmation SMS.
Enjoy!
norike said:
Got it! I was missing the su command to make the emulator rooted.
I also found the jp.naver.line.android.settings.xml file in a slightly different location than where daimyorl said above (but the credits go to him). For me it was into /data/data/jp.naver.line.android/shared_prefs/
Then, the complete instructions that worked for me are:
Restore Line with Titanium Backup (app+data) (DON'T OPEN THE LINE APP YET!)
Log into a shell and delete the settings:
Code:
su
sqlite3 /data/data/jp.naver.line.android/databases/naver_line
delete from setting;
.quit
Remove jp.naver.line.android.settings.xml
Code:
rm /data/data/jp.naver.line.android/shared_prefs/jp.naver.line.android.settings.xml
Open the Line app and it will ask you to enter your user and password. It will also ask your phone number for the confirmation SMS.
Enjoy!
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i'm gonna try it tonight.. i really hope it does work cause LINE about backup chat is so so annoying !!
i hope it works, thank you !!!
i'll give u feedback later!
woawwwwwww !!!!!!!! thank you my friend !! IT WORKS !!! now i don't have to copy every single chat backup anymore!!!
thank you!
Can I import to a different phone number?
Thanks for the guide. Does this work if I want to import my chat history to a completely different phone number? But I'll still be using the same android phone.
lishanshung said:
Does this work if I want to import my chat history to a completely different phone number? But I'll still be using the same android phone.
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I have no idea, but give it a try an tell us what you find!
Thank you ! I was looking for a good way to restore my chats, seems your's is great !