kevin@teslacoilsw
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Interesting, I had airplane mode on and trackpad wake never worked. Turned it off and get the maybe-kind-of-works state most people seem to have.
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i like the camera in the middle, because the middle button looks like a shutter opening. veddy cool.![]()
can you compare lockbot vs widget locker
Also, when you choose to not have a slider, the "back button unlocks" is automatically turned on.
There should be an option when customizing the slider widget to not use the back button to unlock since I am only using the slider widget to unlock the phone.
I'm not sure yet. I need to look into handcent and chompSMS popups. It's on my list.not a fan of my handcent notifications popping up over the lockscreen. any solution to this?
Only thing I've noticed since the update (I use a security pattern lock so want to mention that) is that when I slide to unlock (then do my security pattern to unlock the home screen) is that I briefly see the sense slider and then a "loading" screen appears. I'm assuming its sense just loading something.
I did not have this with the older version of widget locker.
This is a bug. It was supposed to respect the global setting. I'll have it fixed in the next update.Is there a way to turn off the haptic feedback on a custom slider?
Of which lockscreen, WidgetLocker, or the system keyguard? If it's WL is this perhaps an animated transition from the app behind it, such as LauncherPro?I also get a brief downsized glimpse/flash of the lockscreen when unlocking the lockscreen before going to homescreen.
Also, with Handcent, when I get my pop up reply, as I hit the text box to reply the pop-up does not slide up and the keyboard hides the text box.
I might consider this app I'd you could use sense widgets, but you can't, so no go for me.
I used both lockbot and widget locker, I think widget locker is far and above lockbot in every way. lockbot is pretty buggy, where as widget locker seems pretty stable. the only thing I see that might be a plus with lockbot is that it has a few more options for types of sliders. but with this new version of widget locker they have open on startup options as well as being able to add widgets to the lockscreen and customize exactly what buttons you want to use to unlock the phone. even gives you the option to change the volume of the phone with the lockscreen still active.

Also, the android clock doesn't keep the correct day. Just stays on the original day that I loaded the widget. Time changes though.

This is actually a safety feature, though I understand it's
undesirable and I do plan on changing it in the future.
It would be really terrible if there was a bug that caused
WidgetLocker to not be unlockable, especially since it starts so early
at boot now. For example if the user added a custom slider to the No
Slider page that had an unlock slider, then dragged it to the trash.
Or if the user checked the box for Camera Button Unlock, but doesn't
have a camera button. So right now "No Slider" forces the back button
to always unlock as a safety net.
In the future, I plan to have some really solid code to detect if it's
possible to unlock or not and let the user disable the back button if
it's safe, but automatically reenable it if something changes (Like if
they delete the custom slider, or if they switch phones from one that
had a trackball button but now does not, etc). But right now I wanted to get 1.2 out to users. I'm definitely planning on the nicer safety net though.
I'm not sure yet. I need to look into handcent and chompSMS popups. It's on my list.
I am aware of this, though I had not realized it was new in 1.2. That's good, I might be able bring back whatever make it work in 1.1.2. I'm guessing the change that introduced it is that now easy-wake works even when security is enabled (Which is a bit clever and clever code is not necessarily a good thing). But if you aren't using easy-wake then I might be able to avoid the brief view of the sense slider.
This is a bug. It was supposed to respect the global setting. I'll have it fixed in the next update.
Of which lockscreen, WidgetLocker, or the system keyguard? If it's WL is this perhaps an animated transition from the app behind it, such as LauncherPro?
Ah! I think I know what's causing that and I don't think I'll break anything else by changing it. I'll look into it.
my handcent popups show up over widgetlocker. id prefer this didn't happen. any solutions?
its thereWould be nice to try a trial or lite version to make sure there aren't any bugs...
Would be nice to try a trial or lite version to make sure there aren't any bugs...
he did say that he plans to implement software in a later version that could smartly detect whether or not you have another way to unlock the phone and if so, allow you to disable the back button unlock feature. apparently, he said this software would detect if you happened to trash your slider and automatically enable the back button to unlock feature.I am aware of this, though I had not realized it was new in 1.2. That's good, I might be able bring back whatever make it work in 1.1.2. I'm guessing the change that introduced it is that now easy-wake works even when security is enabled (Which is a bit clever and clever code is not necessarily a good thing). But if you aren't using easy-wake then I might be able to avoid the brief view of the sense slider.