NebulaOcton
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Ok I am back, had a busy Christmas. I will look at all the issues today and get back to you all.
NebulaOcton can definitely clarify but I suspect you need to replace the / with an OR. You want the context to be if either variable is set to 1.
Tasks should be included in the Profile that they are posted under. You're basically telling Tasker "If this context's conditions are met, then carry out these tasks". See if this formatting makes any more sense:
First Profile
Second Profile
- Context
- Phone Ringing
- Task
- Set %PHONERINGING to 1
- Wait 30 Seconds
- Set%PHONERINGING to 0
Third Profile
- Context
- Text Received
- Task
- Set %TEXTRCVD to 1
- Wait 30 Seconds
- Set %TEXTRCVD to 0
- Context
- %PHONERINGING/%TEXTRCVD matches 1
- Headphones plugged in
- Task
- End Call if %PHONERINGING matches 1
- Send text message(pick what you want it to say) to %CNUM if %PHONERINGING matches 1
- Send text message to %SMSRF if %TEXTRCVD matches 1
- Say Text Sent
This doesn't work. Tried it several times, several ways. It does not send texts for either call or sms.
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In your preferences under monitor change your wifi scan seconds to 25 and your wifi minimum timeout to 10 seconds. And try it again. You should see it toggle faster this way, maybe were just missing it. Also don't trust your power widget to be accurate, I've noticed mine hanging up a lot. If you are using a rom with a toggle in the notification area, that seems to be more accurate.
Made these changes, killed the router...same result all works good unitl the 5 min are up and the wifi off profile disables itself leaving the home profile on, wifi turns back on and won't turn off until I leave my "home" range.
I just noticed these posts. Not sure if my issue is exactly the same, but my WiFi Off profile would also not turn off wifi. I put in a notify message with the same condition. I see the notify... wifi stays on.
As long as my Home profile was active (had been entered) it would eventually turn off. But on occasion, that profile wouldn't be entered an wifi would stay on until I manually turned it off.
I am actually using something different now, and my equivalent of WiFi Off doesn't use the WiFi Disconnected state. I trigger off of WIFIC changing to 0.
It's actually more complex than that. This is a very difficult thing to get working reliably. I've almost given up several times. If I have to continually check it, there isn't much point in having Tasker automate it.
But I think I may have a working set of profiles for a single location.
has anyone able to successfully write a profile where when a certain wifi is in range, the phone automatically connects to that wifi? i can only get it to see that the wifi is there but not to connect to it. anyone know how?
This thread made me register, thank you for all your profiles/tasks for Tasker Great job.
I'm really beginner and i'm really having trouble creating my own tasks, maybe someone could help me.
So here's my case:
I go to my work by bus and often i fall asleep and miss my stop which then takes me half an hour to get back where i'm supposed to
So i'm trying to make a task that in time window let's say between 7:00 and 8:00 AM to check location cell towers, network, gps every minute and if i'm in range of whatever say 500m radius or near a cell tower to alert me with all possible options like vibrate, alarm, ring, slap, kick...
I would appreciate any help
Thanks
Is there a way to have tasker unlock the phone when say I plug the headphones in?
Ok so I set this up and am having the same issue. I set up a test app to see if the variable was changing and it is.Doesn't work...my profiles are as follows:
[1] Event - Display On - Variable set %DISPLAYSTATUS to 1
[2] Event - Display Off - Variable set %DISPLAYSTATUS to 0
[3] Event - Button:Camera (Stop Event)
Variable Value - %DISPLAYSTATUS matches 1 Pop up menu of apps to open (this works fine)
[4] Event - Button:Camera (Stop Event)
Variable Value - %DISPLAYSTATUS matches 0 Display - Turn ON (this doesn't work)
Any ideas?
I found this
"Behaviour When Device Off
By default, after a few seconds of the screen being off Android will power down the device and thus running tasks will be paused.
In the Task Properties dialog, it can be specified that a task should keep running."
But I can't find the Task Property page which allows me to keep it running.
I found that page but it doesn't seem to make a difference. Time for me to run to class but I will look into it more tonight.
Ok so I set this up and am having the same issue. I set up a test app to see if the variable was changing and it is.
I found this
"Behaviour When Device Off
By default, after a few seconds of the screen being off Android will power down the device and thus running tasks will be paused.
In the Task Properties dialog, it can be specified that a task should keep running."
But I can't find the Task Property page which allows me to keep it running.
I found that page but it doesn't seem to make a difference. Time for me to run to class but I will look into it more tonight.
Hey just bumping something from a long time ago...were you ever able to figure this one out? I wanted to have the camera button wake up my phone when the display is off, but could never accomplish it...
Is there a way to have tasker unlock the phone when say I plug the headphones in?
Yeah I was hoping for wake up and unlock. Its a bummer it can't be done.
What about a script? There is a plugin that will allow one to run a script (even with su) but I've never found any line of code or anything like that that would wake and unlock... Know anything like that?