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Sneak Peek - New Navigation Bar Feature!

As you can see from this short video, you'll soon be able to handle multi-clicks on navigation bar icons to launch different tasks! :)

So, for example, you can launch a task when you click the icon once, a different task when you click it twice, etc.

Enjoy!

Sneak Peek - New Navigation Bar Feature!

Comments

Great :)

João Dias

Well L O L.. that's what that little button is called! Wish I would have thought of that! Prefect now then!

Robert Burton

Yeah that's actually on purpose :D Add the "pin" button to make it appear!

João Dias

Okay.. pretty much everything works with version. No UI crashes. Setting nav bar to blank restores it to default correctly now. Nav bar survives restart c orrectly also. Only thing I can see is that when I have a custom nav bar set, the show/hide nav bar button does not show on the left side regardless of how I have it set in Android>Display settings. Even setting a new custom settings task navigationbar_hide_bar will not show/hide it. If I reset the nav bar to default then the Android>Display setting for show/hide nav bar works correctly. Hope that helps some!

Robert Burton

Ok, I think I fixed all of the Samsung issues! :) Can you please try this version? <a href="https://drive.google.com/file/d/1Ylh_yIG5dFtcBzWOjKs__TMDu9hZQWjd/view?usp=sharing" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">https://drive.google.com/file/d/1Ylh_yIG5dFtcBzWOjKs__TMDu9hZQWjd/view?usp=sharing</a>

João Dias

Oh, nice find :D I'll certainly use that, thank you!

João Dias

I've got a workaround now that seems to work. I created a task to set the nav bar to blank, then used a custom setting action to set navigationbar_key_order to 1 and then use another custom setting action to set navigationbar_key_order to 0 again it seems to work and set everything back correctly! No UI crash and it survived a restart also!

Robert Burton

Yeah. It's just pesky samsung that won't reset the bar when I try to do it in the app... :P Will try finding a workaround.

João Dias

Okay if I apply an empty nav bar and then go to Android settings and toggle the nav bar, the UI does not crash and it does survive a reboot that way. Didn't have to go the adb route this time 😊

Robert Burton

Thank you! :) What about if you apply an all empty Navigation Bar action and then set the setting from the Android settings? Does it not crash anymore? Thanks again!

João Dias

Good to know about the info on the action page!! Just an FYI that changing it in the Android settings doesn't survive a restart.. had to go the adb route instead. Also, just changing it on the Android settings still caused the UI to crash when rotated. Found this out when trying to watch your new video 😁

Robert Burton

Yes, that's an issue with Samsung devices unfortunately. Seems that there's no way to reset the settings unless you go to Android settings and reset them. That info is in the action's info page :) Thank you! Glad you enjoy it!! :D

João Dias

Ahh.. turns out just going to the Android settings and changing the button order will bring it back 😊

Robert Burton

You just keep making this better 👍👍 I still have an issue on my Note 9 though. I went ahead and added a button for the calculator to the nav bar just to see how it worked. Ran the task and it worked fine. Decided to reset it to default by taking everything out of the task but that didn't work. Had to put the default buttons back in the task and run it go get it back but now I have noticed that the little button on the left side to hide the nav bar is no longer there. Tried to go into Android settings and toggle it off and on but that didn't bring it back either. Not even a restart had brought it back 😂 I did find out in Android settings though there is a way to switch the order of the back and recent buttons though.

Robert Burton

As far as I know, just simple images will work. Gifs won't.

João Dias

How creative can we go with Icons in the nav bar? (Gifs too?)

Mat


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