Originally Posted by Puox (Post 963877)

i manage to change my name but theme doesn't work at all.. error file not exist..

Originally Posted by ejasmudar (Post 963912)

Hmmm, which theme were you trying to use? I think there is a problem whereby themes with spaces in their names are giving "file does not exist" error. I will fix that soon. In the meanwhile, you can rename those themes without spaces.

I have now uploaded a new version of the app, which can be easily installed. It also has fixes for a few problems. No new feature as of now.

I am also trying to get the app onto extras-devel.

Originally Posted by droitwichgas (Post 963918)

Is there a quick guide to changing the colours as I amended your script slightly from a few post back and whilst it allows me to change colours I can't understand all the fffff etc stuff as I wrongly assumed the actual colours would be shown!! How do we know say the clour orange code should be?

Originally Posted by droitwichgas (Post 964418)

I have now got the app set up to work OK, however it doesn't seem to want to change the conversation themes, should I be able to download any of the theme from the Conversation thread and over write the present theme, or is it just done once only with this app?

Having used Filebox to investigate the folder structure it seems your app just places a new folder in the HTML folder but the exsisting SMS themes script seem to sit just in the HTML folder, without being inside a further folder, and so the new theme scripts seems to be ignored by my phone which just picks up the exsisting scripts.

Originally Posted by droitwichgas (Post 964418)

Also I cannot seem to get my name to appear in the conversation box, it's all a bit odd as the app itself seem to be working OK now?

Originally Posted by ejasmudar (Post 964590)

Ideally, you should be able to download any theme and install it. BUT in real world, when each person makes a theme, he makes his own directory structure in it. What this app does is nothing magical. It just unzips the folder and move it to the required place. If a theme file has different folder structure, it can easily break. Now, an easy way we can fix this is to repackage the themes as per ConversationModder compatible format and upload it to the wiki.

An alternate way would be for the app to read the theme file and act accordingly. Now, if it is the second way, I need ideas on how to proceed, seeing as there can be a large variety of theme files present and how can we support all of them?

I want ideas and opinions.




This should work correctly. Unless you're using a theme which do not show our names by default. In this case, even if we use the change own name option, the change wont be shown in conversations as the theme has disabled own name.

Tell me, what theme are you using?

Maybe in a future version, I can add option to enable our name if it isn't there?

BTW, new update is now uploaded!
Version 1.5.2
New features:

• change text color of message
• change color of contact name
• the menu loops until we cancel it.

Originally Posted by droitwichgas (Post 964687)

Thanks for clarifying the position I spent a couple of hours last night trying to work out what was wrong, when it appears nothing! Perhaps you could update your first post to explain the position as I see there's another poster on the other link with a similer issue and he does no is way around the N900, unlike me!, from his posts on Nokia discussions.

Clealry it is down to each developer but now you have got your conversation modder working correctly perhaps it would be wise for the other theme developers to develope their themes to wrok with your modder so they can be easily intsalled by usuers like me?

Originally Posted by droitwichgas (Post 964687)

I note your comments re the name issue and will therefore try it later with a theme which actually shows either "you" or my name as I don't think the standard bubble theme does but, if not, perhaps the developer could allow the selection of names as that's my favorite theme at present.

Thanks for all your assistance