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I seem to more like Tasker
but I set it to enable vibration sound mode when I arrive work, and enable normal sound mode when I leave work
but it cannot accept it!
it changes both entries, so that they are both the same!
what is going on really?-kalos (November 06, 2014, 12:00 PM)
ok, I decided to give llama another chance
I was at work and I clicked to "learn the area"
it asked me how long I will be in that area, I clicked 4 hours
now what?-kalos (November 06, 2014, 11:58 AM)
I guess you skipped all the help?
Never fear: Use Llama To Automate Your Android Phone With Location Profiles & More-4wd (November 07, 2014, 12:25 AM)
I have to be physically present in that location.
But again, while physical present in that location, I can find the current CELL ID I am connected.
But I want the action to be triggered in the surrounding CELL IDs! Under a specific radius!-kalos (November 04, 2014, 12:21 PM)
When you're in the area you instruct Llama to Learn the towers in the area within a specific time frame. There's no need to add towers one by one, any that Llama sees while in that position will be added as an area identifier.
Llama picks up 16 towers servicing my immediate area, over the space of 2 hours without me moving from my study.
Considering some of these towers are up to ~20km away from me, that's a rather large area - exactly how big an area are you wanting it to trigger on?-4wd (November 04, 2014, 08:54 PM)
You're talking about Captive Portalsw.
Hotspot LoginAutomaticaly log into Captive Portals (Wifi Hotspots with a login form). The solution is configurable and not specific for one Hotspot. Currently there is only one configuration for German T-Mobile Hotspots as that is what the author has tested it on. If you make a new configuration, let him know! See the website for explanation of configuration terms.
Website (Sourceforge)-4wd (November 04, 2014, 08:42 PM)
I had some headaches getting Tasker to actually close stuff. As far as I can tell, an outright close doesn't work. But if you can find it, many apps have a built-in way of requesting that they close.
For example, I found that with Waze, the way to get it to close is by sending an action "Eliran_Close_Intent" to Package "com.waze" targeting "Broadcast Receiver".-CWuestefeld (October 29, 2014, 09:02 AM)
For the first one, yes.
There's a widget called "Directions" which you can just put on your "desktop" and it will have you configure it to set the destination and navigation type (car, public transportation, biking, or walking).
For the second one... Sounds like your MobileVOIP app would need a widget to support that. Or if it could hook into your device so that calls made were intercepted and the MobileVOIP app was made as the default app (I used GrooVeIP which did this). Then you could just use a Contact widget to call the contact and let the MobileVOIP app intercept/override it and go from there.-Deozaan (October 28, 2014, 04:56 PM)
Also, in my experience, you usually don't need to fill any form. You just need to click a "continue" or "I agree" button. It's annoying losing your credentials every hour and needing to open the browser and press the button again, especially if you don't realize you've been disconnected (e.g., using a WiFi tablet (no option for 3G/LTE)).-Deozaan (October 27, 2014, 02:17 PM)
So kalos needs a form filler I guess, forgetting it has nothing to do with phone but the browser?-rgdot (October 25, 2014, 01:07 PM)