Smoothkaos
Android Expert
Calling all dev's, I now know what causes sticky checkboxes and toggles. For all I know somebody already found the fix but as many of you know I have ALWAYS had this problem and some others have as well and I finally found the time to go through and cross reference all of the build.props and init.d tweaks from all of the ROM's I've ever run today. As I figured, it took me about 5 hours but I found the culprit and it's none other than...............LoopySmoothness.
Myself and others have always in the past had to completely get rid of all the wonderful tweaks our beloved developers put into their respective ROM's because we never knew what caused the issue, whether it be the tweaks or the build.prop. It sucked because we didn't get to run our devices the way the ROM intended us to run it!
So if you ever run this tweak in your ROM and somebody mentions that they have checkboxes sticking on or off and/or toggles sticking on/off issues, have them delete LoopySmoothness and reboot. No need to fix permissions. Confirmed fix.
For those that happen across this thread do this to fix your issue after installing a ROM:
1. Have root access to your files, I use Root Explorer
2. Access /system folder
3. Access etc folder
4. Access init.d or init.d2 folder (depends on ROM)
5. Delete LoopySmoothness or you may change the permissions to be all "Read" without any Write or Execution boxes selected (thanks Mrbobo for that trick) if you'd like to check it out first to be sure.
6. Reboot
7. Enjoy your Warp and your sick new ROM
Myself and others have always in the past had to completely get rid of all the wonderful tweaks our beloved developers put into their respective ROM's because we never knew what caused the issue, whether it be the tweaks or the build.prop. It sucked because we didn't get to run our devices the way the ROM intended us to run it!
So if you ever run this tweak in your ROM and somebody mentions that they have checkboxes sticking on or off and/or toggles sticking on/off issues, have them delete LoopySmoothness and reboot. No need to fix permissions. Confirmed fix.
For those that happen across this thread do this to fix your issue after installing a ROM:
1. Have root access to your files, I use Root Explorer
2. Access /system folder
3. Access etc folder
4. Access init.d or init.d2 folder (depends on ROM)
5. Delete LoopySmoothness or you may change the permissions to be all "Read" without any Write or Execution boxes selected (thanks Mrbobo for that trick) if you'd like to check it out first to be sure.
6. Reboot
7. Enjoy your Warp and your sick new ROM