andriod sticky password show action button notification

#Andriod sticky password show action button notification android#
#Andriod sticky password show action button notification Bluetooth#

This section allows you to set the options related to accessibility. This section allows you to configure the look and feel of BIG Launcher. See the documentation of your phone or tablet for information on supported languages. Some special characters or more non-standard languages may not be present in your device. This allows you to select the language used in BIG Launcher. This will run the setup wizard to setup the basic options of BIG Launcher. Please note if you choose custom icon for a button, it will be overwritten by the widget, so it won’t be visible. This allows you to insert a system widget on a button. This will allow to use a shortcut to a special functions of installed Apps (bookmarks, switches etc.) This will create the shortcut to the SOS screen. This will create the shortcut to the All applications list.

#Andriod sticky password show action button notification android#

Please note that Airplane mode isn’t available on devices with Android 4.3 and newer. The button will change the color of its icon: green means Airplane mode is on, red means Airplane mode off. This creates an active widget for turning on/off the Airplane mode (all radio devices off).

#Andriod sticky password show action button notification Bluetooth#

The button will change the color of its icon: green means Bluetooth is on, red means Bluetooth is off. This creates an active widget for turning on/off the Bluetooth of the device. The button will change the color of its icon: green means Wi-Fi is on, red means Wi-Fi is off. This creates an active widget for turning on/off the Wi-Fi of the device. You can change this by the Change icon option, or by changing the screen’s icon in its settings. A screen’s icon will be used as a button icon. You can choose from existing screens or you can create a new one. This creates a shortcut to another custom screen. A contact photo will be used as a button icon. This allows to directly call or send SMS to selected number of one of your contacts when the selected button is pressed.

This opens the Contact detail screen of selected contact in your phone when the selected button is pressed. This can be changed by Change icon option. App’s internal icon will be used as a button icon. Otherwise the notification may disappear after a while.This creates a shortcut to the selected app in your device. I have found that you need also Notification.FLAG_ONGOING_EVENT. They are 'sticky'.Īndroid makes it easy to make sticky notifications you just need to add Notification.FLAG_NO_CLEAR to the set of notification flags. The notifications I'm thinking of are persistent they don't go away if clicked. Normal notifications disappear after you swipe them away (aka 'OK, I've seen you') or touch the notification (aka 'Give me more details'). Moreover, that notification is always present. That 'something' is usually an icon on the status bar, coming from a notification. I've seen in various applications that do something similar a pattern: there's something on the screen telling me (the user) the application is running.

This is all nice and lovely, but I'm not fond of applications doing stuff behind my back. Following my quest from the previous article, I realised that my app would not be in the foreground, like an email, browser or a game might be, but it would work without any GUI, using something like a cron job.