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I'm coming from iOS and am missing a feature regarding keyguard. I previously had my phone set to turn off display after 1 min of inactivity OR after I press the power button. Then, it would automatically enable the pin/pattern keyguard (rather than a simple swipe keyguard) after 5 minutes unless I opened it during that 'grace' period. Is this an android settings that I have failed to find? Are there any apps that would allow this? Or would this be something I could solve with tasker? Thanks!
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Anjow posted:Is there a way I can use tasker to disable notification LED, or notifications entirely, for an application? Maybe you could do this with Secure Settings tasker plugin? I don't have it in front of me, but this may be an option.
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Jun 20, 2014 01:43
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calandryll posted:I bought Tasker a few weeks ago and set it up so that when I'm plugged in for power or headphones or connected to my work or home wifi it doesn't ask for my pin. I probably set it up wrong but some times it really confuses itself, ie connected to my home wifi and doesn't remove the pin unlock because it's not plugged to power or headphone, etc. You can have an "exit" task that is executed once the profile is no longer running.
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Jun 22, 2014 02:11
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Red_Fred posted:I recently did a factory reset of my phone and so I am creating my Tasker stuff again. However for some reason I can't get any profiles to fire. They are turned on, Tasker is running and in the foreground. What else am I missing? Is the tasker icon on the top left of the screen colored, or greyed out? Try holding down the icon for 2-3 seconds.
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Jun 22, 2014 14:55
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Could anyone help identify the issue in my regex usage? The red in the if statements indicate that both if statements are false, but it seems that one should be true.  Thanks
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Sep 15, 2014 04:57
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maltesh posted:If you're using regular expressions "*magic*" is not a valid pattern. The "*" in regex means 'Match 0 or more of the preceding expression, and "." is a wildcard for any character. Simple matching uses "matches" rather than "regex" matches? That still yields a false if statement with the pattern above, "*magic*". I also tried ".*magic.*" as you suggested, but it is still false. Not sure what I'm doing wrong.
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Sep 15, 2014 11:32
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maltesh posted:All-lowercase variables are local, and only exist while the task is being run. So when you're not running that task, %text has no value stored in it, and this the if statements show false. You are very correct  Tasker noob mistake. Thanks for the help!
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Sep 15, 2014 17:19
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hooah posted:I get no cell signal in the building where I have classes, so I find myself turning on airplane mode and the enabling WiFi every day. I'm sure this is something Tasker can automate, but I haven't the slightest idea how to go about it. I think location would be a good enough trigger. I have a profile and task set up for something similar. The task is trigered when Signal strength is zero. I use secure settings as well. See below. 
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