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02-24-2011, 08:12 AM
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I just figured out how we're supposed to go with these 3rd parties
Basically, calling its module by itself works fine, but if you want a text to appear on homescreen (when in focus), you need to call its explicit name after the module name. Using any other name renders the icon useless completely
So, for facebook, you need to use "Facebook" with uppercase F, you can't use "facebook" with lowercase f, because that's the app name (not module name)
I don't understand how RIM developers think it's a good approach or how they make it that way in the first place
as ridiculous as it seems, here's the code for YM:
net_rim_bb_qm_yahoo.Yahoo! Messenger
Yes, complete with the "!" and space between the first word and second. it works exactly like YM (it displays your availability status once you're logged in)
I don't know, that YM incident could be Composer or Theme Builder's fault. Because for some reason setup bluetooth and WiFi doesn't work while I never touched their code, and this time around YM works properly. This could be Theme Builder choking up and randomly crash an instance
Now I just need to figure out Opera Mini's explicit name. It should be "Opera Mini", but I'll try "Opera%20Mini" and see if it works
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