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Okay, my own fault, it just took a while to work out what happened.
Basically I was expecting Settings to handle 2 lots of settings; it seems that the 'settings' for landscape cancels out 'settings' for portrait when neither is specified as separate settings.
I need to declare (perhaps with 'id') what gets set as drag settings in portrait and likewise with landscape.
For those wondering what I'm attempting to achieve, it is a draggable clock, date, weather and calendar for lockscreen, each of the mentioned items sits in/on an invisible rectangle with drag boundaries set (screen edges) in portrait and landscape.
In order to make this work, I basically hid the lockscreen Clock contents (time & date) and replaced with 2 files; PortraitPage.qml and LandscapePage.qml and filled both with contents of clock, date, weather and calendar, so there are 2 sets of each item; 2 clock, 2 date, 2 weather and 2 calendar (1 of each item for both Pages) but expecting Settings to handle both Portrait and Landscape without defining each set of Settings - hope that makes sense.
After investigating again, I tried hiding PortraitPage & LandscapePage and unhiding Clock.qml - then all my settings worked again, even surviving reboot or shutdown <----- a key factor I forgot to mention in my original question, my settings were working until the device was rebooted or restarted. *sigh*
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Basically I was expecting Settings to handle 2 lots of settings; it seems that the 'settings' for landscape cancels out 'settings' for portrait when neither is specified as separate settings.
I need to declare (perhaps with 'id') what gets set as drag settings in portrait and likewise with landscape.
For those wondering what I'm attempting to achieve, it is a draggable clock, date, weather and calendar for lockscreen, each of the mentioned items sits in/on an invisible rectangle with drag boundaries set (screen edges) in portrait and landscape.
In order to make this work, I basically hid the lockscreen Clock contents (time & date) and replaced with 2 files; PortraitPage.qml and LandscapePage.qml and filled both with contents of clock, date, weather and calendar, so there are 2 sets of each item; 2 clock, 2 date, 2 weather and 2 calendar (1 of each item for both Pages) but expecting Settings to handle both Portrait and Landscape without defining each set of Settings - hope that makes sense.
After investigating again, I tried hiding PortraitPage & LandscapePage and unhiding Clock.qml - then all my settings worked again, even surviving reboot or shutdown <----- a key factor I forgot to mention in my original question, my settings were working until the device was rebooted or restarted. *sigh*
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I've been tinkering again, this time I used some code shown to me by john_god. The code pertains to Settings.
import Nemo.Configuration 1.0 bla/bla/bla/ ConfigurationGroup { id: settings path: "/apps/harbour-yourApp" } }I completely removed all traces of "/apps/harbour-yourApp" via dconf thinking that the new path I set would accommodate Settings. Upon using 'dconf list /' I can find the path for my new Settings but they do not change and the positions of my draggable rectangles won't stay where they are dragged to....?
Any ideas?
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Last edited by Markkyboy; 2018-10-17 at 10:21. Reason: [solved]