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2012-10-25
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2012-10-26
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What trick do you mean? I checked a couple of your recent posts and they were about turning background connections on/off. I don't understand why that would require repeating action, so I probably am not looking at the right thing.
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2012-10-26
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Hi!
First of all, thanks a lot for your awesome work!! I have a request: would it be possible to add another button to the homescreen and to assign a specific profile to it? Therefore it would be possible to quickly switch to certain profile directly from the homescreen (for example a sleeping profile during the night). Right now I've assigned certain rules to activate the sleeping profile. But as the rules don't always apply I have to open profilematic and start the profile manually very often... So an additional homescreen button would be extremely convenient!
Thanks in advance for your reply!
But what I've been doing is to enable background connections for a while to do email check and feed update every hour (or every 2 hours or every 90 minutes). At least I didn't figure out how else to do it but create a rule for every time of day I want to do this.
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2012-10-26
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2012-10-26
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2012-10-27
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PS: Hum, maybe it's not that easy, because hitting the icon should change the appearance of the icon... And it should also be possible to deactivate the rule by hitting the icon a second time...
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2012-10-27
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Hi ajalkane,
Just curious as-to-whether you've had any more luck/progress in this area, no "biggy" if you haven't
Thank-you.
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2012-10-27
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Fastly thinking, the kind of repeating rules, that I think you're writing about, do not really fit well into the current model both from code nor usability view. But most of all I'd like to understand what's being tried to do here, because there might be other ways to achieve it.
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