- Sorry for the delay. I couldn't find Social Feeds in App World (dunno? Maybe cuz I'm on os 7.1?) Anyways, so I had to find time to load it manually, which I did tonight at work.
Vijik is 100% correct. Use Feeds
LaunchAndWait Feeds;
MenuKey;
*Keyr;
NavClick;
Posted from my CrackBerry at wapforums.crackberry.com01-19-12 11:30 PMLike 0 - No clue if I've posted this in the past or not. If I have here's an update. If I haven't here's a macro I use to handle my ringer profile switching.
I use it as a replacement for the built in Q hotkey. So I always know what it's changing to. How I have it set, is if my ringer profile is set to normal, it'll switch to vibrate, if it's set to vibrate then it will switch to normal, if it's set to something else I'll be asked what I wish to swtich to if I don't respond within 3 seconds it defaults to vibrate.
If I have posted this before. Then this update contains a fix for an empty variable. Previously if I didn't enter any text into the input box, and just hit the EnterKey or clicked continue the macro would continue running but wouldn't make any changes. This occured because by clicking "Continue" or hitting the EnterKey the variable was being set, so IsDefined was returning TRUE but the variable was blank. Fixed this by setting $fixnull to blank (Set $fixnull= then doing comparison (If1 IsDefined $pro && $pro != $fixnull)
To adapt this to your match your "Normal" profile or whatever one you wish to substitute in place of it, look for the red bolded line, change the 70 to match the ringer volume of the profile you wish to use. You can find the ringer volume by switching to the profile then running the macro:
Set $rpv=GetProfileVolume;
Show $rpv;
Or by going into your BlackBerry ringer profiles, looking at the phone ringer volume and multiplying by 10 (mine's set to 7 in ringer profiles, so it's 70 in the macro)
This was written back originally on OS 7.0 I think, but recent modifications have been on SCM 5.9.5.1_OS7_T on 9900/7.1.0.205.
And with that... The macro
Set $fixnull=;
If0 IsProfileOnVibOnly;
Then0;
Launch Profile_Selector;
Delay100;
*Keyn;
NavClick;
ElseIf0 GetProfileVolume == 70;
Launch Profile_Selector;
Delay100;
*Keyv;
NavClick;
Else0;
Input $pro,enter the first letter of the profile to switch to #3000;
If1 IsDefined $pro && $pro != $fixnull;
Then1;
Launch Profile_Selector;
Delay100;
*Key$pro;
NavClick;
Else1;
Launch Profile_Selector;
Delay100;
*Keyv;
NavClick;
EndIf1;
EndIf0;
Posted from my CrackBerry at wapforums.crackberry.comVijik likes this.01-20-12 02:05 AMLike 1 - Juggalo20, Very cool macro.
I am working on a new version of ShortcutMe, and already have added 2 new macros called 'IsValidNumber' and 'IsValidText'.
Those 2 macros are made to address the same issue you (and others) have seen regarding variables that supposed to be set at macro runtime, but are either left empty or not set to proper value.01-20-12 05:35 AMLike 2 - Juggalo20, Very cool macro.
I am working on a new version of ShortcutMe, and already have added 2 new macros called 'IsValidNumber' and 'IsValidText'.
Those 2 macros are made to address the same issue you (and others) have seen regarding variables that supposed to be set at macro runtime, but are either left empty or not set to proper value.
Posted from my CrackBerry at wapforums.crackberry.com01-20-12 05:38 AMLike 0 - How do I get 3 or 4 macros to run in one macro? For example, I have two macros named WiFi On (WIO) and Profile Vibrate (PV). How do I create a macro to have both run at the same time?
This is what I did:
Macros:
ImportMacro WIO;
ImportMacro PV;
But then an error came out same it was not found to import from! (Whatever that means...)
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Posted from my CrackBerry at wapforums.crackberry.com01-20-12 10:09 PMLike 0 - How do I get 3 or 4 macros to run in one macro? For example, I have two macros named WiFi On (WIO) and Profile Vibrate (PV). How do I create a macro to have both run at the same time?
This is what I did:
Macros:
ImportMacro WIO;
ImportMacro PV;
But then an error came out same it was not found to import from! (Whatever that means...)
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Posted from my CrackBerry at wapforums.crackberry.com
To launch multiple shortcuts use
App Name: CascadedShortcuts
Parameter: Shortcut1;Shortcut2;Etc
Note that this will not work if the shortcuts are to launch a urls.
Posted from my CrackBerry at wapforums.crackberry.com01-20-12 10:12 PMLike 0 -
Any help would be greatly appreciated!01-24-12 10:46 AMLike 0 - Tried alternative launches but doesn't seem to launch the app at all. The app is free on AppWorld here: Buy Endomondo Sports Tracker PRO - Download Endomondo Sports Tracker PRO - Buy Apps from BlackBerry App World
Any help would be greatly appreciated!
But.... All is not lost I don't think. I did a little testing, and I don't see any issues with that corruption message. My history is still there and the application behaves fine from what I can tell... so I suggest using (modify this for the paid version if you need to)
App Name: Macro
Macros:
LaunchAndWait Endomondo Free;
NavClick;
This will click "Ok" about that corruption message. Let me know if there is actually a problem with the Endomondo app not working properly with this though. Just so I know if this ever comes up again.
Written/tested using. 5.9.5.1_OS7_T on 9900/7.1.0.20501-24-12 10:05 PMLike 0 - That link is to the $3.99 version. But I did find the free version. I've tried everything i can think of. The app's foreground name, the application's module names, the name in the escreen process list ... all with alternative launches. And I can't get it to launch properly.... I get the corruption error when i launch the app's foreground name without alternative launches. and nothing else i tried worked at all :\
But.... All is not lost I don't think. I did a little testing, and I don't see any issues with that corruption message. My history is still there and the application behaves fine from what I can tell... so I suggest using (modify this for the paid version if you need to)
App Name: Macro
Macros:
LaunchAndWait Endomondo Free;
NavClick;
This will click "Ok" about that corruption message. Let me know if there is actually a problem with the Endomondo app not working properly with this though. Just so I know if this ever comes up again.
Written/tested using. 5.9.5.1_OS7_T on 9900/7.1.0.205TomCanuck likes this.01-27-12 05:25 AMLike 1 - @vijik: I am experiencing similar issues launching the Device Switch wizard (in order to automate backups to the microSD card in OS v7 or newer). I have tried using both DeviceSwitch from the app list as well as Launch DeviceSwitch from a macro with and without Alternative Launchings -- nothing works unless the app is already in the background. As a workaround, I can use Universal Search, but it is not foolproof. Any other ideas?01-27-12 12:14 PMLike 0
- @vijik: I am experiencing similar issues launching the Device Switch wizard (in order to automate backups to the microSD card in OS v7 or newer). I have tried using both DeviceSwitch from the app list as well as Launch DeviceSwitch from a macro with and without Alternative Launchings -- nothing works unless the app is already in the background. As a workaround, I can use Universal Search, but it is not foolproof. Any other ideas?
Written/tested using 5.9.5.1_OS7_T on 9900/7.1.0.205
LaunchAndWait Toolkit;
NavMoveDown2;
NavMoveRight4;
NavClick;
That's as far as you get with macros. Looks like input simulation is blocked from here on out.
edit 1
i think it has to be done this way, seems you can't launch Device Switch without the toolkit open, If you notice, open them manually, then close "Setup" and device switch closes also,Last edited by Juggalo20; 01-27-12 at 01:37 PM.
01-27-12 01:15 PMLike 2 - I'm no Vijik, but I made the macro for you. You probably have to modify it, the presence or lack there of of BlackBerry Bridge AND NFC play a part in the NavMoves.
Written/tested using 5.9.5.1_OS7_T on 9900/7.1.0.205
LaunchAndWait Toolkit;
NavMoveDown2;
NavMoveRight4;
NavClick;
That's as far as you get with macros. Looks like input simulation is blocked from here on out.
edit 1
i think it has to be done this way, seems you can't launch Device Switch without the toolkit open, If you notice, open them manually, then close "Setup" and device switch closes also,
Application Name: Macro
Macro:
Delay1000;
InjectDelay100;
Set $loop=1;
While0 IsAppRunning Toolkit && $loop<9;
LaunchAndWait Toolkit;Do0;
EscKey;
Inc $loop;
EndWhile0;
NavMoveDown2;Delay100;
NavMoveRight4;Delay100;
NavClick;Delay500;
NavClick;Delay100;
NavClick;Delay100;
NavMoveDown1;Delay100;
NavClick;Delay100;
PasswordKey[Insert password without brackets]; Delay250;
NavMoveDown1;
PasswordKey[Repeat password without brackets]; Delay250;
NavMoveDown2;Delay250;
NavClick;
I also suggest using the Encrypt Passwords capability:
In SCM macro editor after substituting your password of choice (same password twice) where indicated above without brackets, hit BlackBerry� key, and select "Encrpyt Passwords" from pull-down menu. Save macro.01-27-12 02:09 PMLike 2 - As always, you are a tremendous asset to this forum and thread -- once again you pointed me in the right direction! Here is the completed macro to Backup Device to microSD (delays are based upon personal experience):
Application Name: Macro
Macro:
Delay1000;
InjectDelay100;
Set $loop=1;
While0 IsAppRunning Toolkit && $loop<9;
LaunchAndWait Toolkit;Do0;
EscKey;
Inc $loop;
EndWhile0;
NavMoveDown2;Delay100;
NavMoveRight4;Delay100;
NavClick;Delay500;
NavClick;Delay100;
NavClick;Delay100;
NavMoveDown1;Delay100;
NavClick;Delay100;
PasswordKey[Insert password without brackets]; Delay250;
NavMoveDown1;
PasswordKey[Repeat password without brackets]; Delay250;
NavMoveDown2;Delay250;
NavClick;
I also suggest using the Encrypt Passwords capability:
In SCM macro editor after substituting your password of choice (same password twice) where indicated above without brackets, hit BlackBerry� key, and select "Encrpyt Passwords" from pull-down menu. Save macro.01-27-12 08:27 PMLike 0 -
Posted from my CrackBerry at wapforums.crackberry.com01-27-12 08:30 PMLike 0 - Posting this because... Well I can't for the life of me spot an error, yet I cannot make this work. Hoping someone can help
Non working part of my macro;
While9 IsAppForeground MediaCommon;
Do9;
*EscKey;
EndWhile9;
What blows me away, is this kind of works. It presses EscKey once but that's it. I tried. I know the foreground app name doesn't change, because if I try
While9 IsAppForeground MediaCommon;
Do9;
*EscKey;
Ding100;
EndWhile9;
The ding loops forever. I've also tried
While9 IsAppForeground MediaCommon;
Do9;
EscKey;
EndWhile9;
And
While9 IsAppForeground MediaCommon;
Do9;
*EscKey;
EscKey;
EndWhile9;
I don't understand :'(01-27-12 10:40 PMLike 0 - I am trying to set up my shortcuts so that the first letters of shortcut names associate with the actual shortcut keys - like below:
A - Alarm Toggle
AA - Analyzer
AAA - App World
Weird thing - when I set them up this way, the 2 key shortcut (AA) does not run when I press the A key twice - it only runs when I scroll to it in the SCM shortcut list and press the trackpad (or tap it on the touch screen). The AAA and the A key presses fire their prospective shortcuts but the AA doesn't.
If I remove the AAA, the AA works. Is this a glitch or is this a built in limitation of the software?
I apologize if this is posted elsewhere, but my searches yielded no fruit.
Thanks in advance,
Sean02-02-12 12:25 PMLike 0 - I am trying to set up my shortcuts so that the first letters of shortcut names associate with the actual shortcut keys - like below:
A - Alarm Toggle
AA - Analyzer
AAA - App World
Weird thing - when I set them up this way, the 2 key shortcut (AA) does not run when I press the A key twice - it only runs when I scroll to it in the SCM shortcut list and press the trackpad (or tap it on the touch screen). The AAA and the A key presses fire their prospective shortcuts but the AA doesn't.
If I remove the AAA, the AA works. Is this a glitch or is this a built in limitation of the software?
I apologize if this is posted elsewhere, but my searches yielded no fruit.
Thanks in advance,
Sean02-02-12 12:34 PMLike 0 - Oops - my apologies.
I am running ShortcutMe_Touch Ver.: 5.9.5.1_OS7_T on a Verizon 9930 with BB OS7.1.0.163 (Platform 5.1.0.137).02-02-12 12:42 PMLike 0 - @Sean_In_Columbus,
It is not a glitch. It is designed like that.
Generally when you hit a series of shortcut keys, as soon as a single match is found for those keys, the shortcut will be launched. If you have other shortcuts with the same keys as part of their shortcut keys (shortcut key conflict), then it doesn't launch.
The exception for the above rule is auto launch with single click that you control by setting "Auto launch after 1st click" in Common Config page.
Case 1:
Shortcuts A, AA, AAA
Hitting AA will not launch AA because AAA has AA as part of it's keys.
Case 2:
Shortcuts A, AA, AB
Hitting AA will launch AA
Case 2:
Shortcuts A, AA, AA
Hitting AA will not launch AA. It will only show AA, AA shortcuts
This feature can be used to quickly sort and see shortcuts.
Case 3:
Shortcuts:
.....
ACA Apps, Calculator
ACM Apps, Camera
AMO Apps, My Own Icons
....
When you hit A, you can see all of your Apps shortcuts (ACA, ACM, AMO)
When you hit AC you see all of your Apps with name starting with C (ACA, ACM)
This is useful when you have many shortcuts. Many people don't remember all the shortcut keys if they have more than 50 shortcuts.
This will help them to narrow down the shortcut list before finding and launching one.02-02-12 12:52 PMLike 0 - OK - that's what I figured. However, the 3 different key strokes (or even 2) is what I am trying to avoid. Having to type 3 keys all over the keyboard is kind of counterproductive to the whole shortcut concept. I was hoping to be able to use simple, same letter key combos so I don't have to hunt and peck for 3 different keys - I gues I am kind of a streamline nut that way but oh well.
Quick question though - according to what you explained about why AAA won't work, in the A, AA only scenario, shouldn't AA be canceled out by A since A is already taken?
Thanks a million for your timely and thorough explanation.
Sean02-02-12 01:14 PMLike 0 - OK - that's what I figured. However, the 3 different key strokes (or even 2) is what I am trying to avoid. Having to type 3 keys all over the keyboard is kind of counterproductive to the whole shortcut concept. I was hoping to be able to use simple, same letter key combos so I don't have to hunt and peck for 3 different keys - I gues I am kind of a streamline nut that way but oh well.
Quick question though - according to what you explained about why AAA won't work, in the A, AA only scenario, shouldn't AA be canceled out by A since A is already taken?
Thanks a million for your timely and thorough explanation.
Sean02-02-12 01:17 PMLike 0 - no, there's an option in the config for this. I always thought it applied to 2 letter shortcuts as well (hence why i went to test) but apparently it only applies to 1 letter. In the Common Config you can enable/disable 1 letter shortcuts (if there's a 2 or more letter shortcut that starts with the same letter) forgive my poor explination heh it's the 'Auto Launch After First Click" option in the Common Config
It looks like I have to find a way to condense same letter my shortcuts to 2 keys and rely on the scroll and/or tap execution of the 3 letter ones. Very acceptable and do-able - especially with such a great app! Can't have everything...
Thanks everyone!02-02-12 01:23 PMLike 0 - OK - that's what I figured. However, the 3 different key strokes (or even 2) is what I am trying to avoid. Having to type 3 keys all over the keyboard is kind of counterproductive to the whole shortcut concept. I was hoping to be able to use simple, same letter key combos so I don't have to hunt and peck for 3 different keys - I gues I am kind of a streamline nut that way but oh well.
You can also make AA launch AA if you avoid creating AAX (X being any letter) shortcut.
Quick question though - according to what you explained about why AAA won't work, in the A, AA only scenario, shouldn't AA be canceled out by A since A is already taken?
Thanks a million for your timely and thorough explanation.
Sean
On the other hand, if you have AA and AAA shortcuts, hitting AA will cause SCM to find AA and AAA02-02-12 01:26 PMLike 0
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