Hello,
I would like to have the new sms preview in the pop up when my HD2 is locked.
I set it to wake up when I get new sms with bsb tweaks, but the preview doesn't come up, like the calendar reminder, even it wakes up.
It seems that the calendar reminder pop up is shown above the lock screen, instead the sms preview pop up is shown below the lock screen.
Can anyone help me?
Thanks a lot
Use S2U2 in place of the standard lock screen. Loads of options including email and SMS preview.
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I get a number of notifications for tasks that are due, calls to attend, new emails, other appointments etc but they don't seem to be very nicely handled on the Touch HD.
I had an Excalibur before and that presented a screen with all the notifications listed that you could delete or postpone.
On the Touch an icon appears, the you have to select another alerts icon, then you get one alert shown at the bottom of the screen and when you have dealt with that, the next one is visible.....
Have I missed something native or is there a better notification manager application?
TIA
Mal
+1 this is annoying
why did they remove the usual popup and event-based softkey remapping
+1 same here, there should be something better for handling those popups
I thought i was the only one. Is there some way that we could fix this issue?
phonealarm
Have a look at pocketmax phonealarm which handles all notifications in a very flexible way.
Well pocketmax is not free, and as the notifications were pretty ok in the stock OS... I think there must be a way to get rid of the roadblock that prevent these to happen as usual without adding another 3rd party
Same here, it is ****ing annoying to press 3 buttons all over the screen just to turn alarm off.
Someone posted on Friday I think a tweak to settings to allow the pop ups to appear better....
start>settings>Sounds&Notifications>Notifications (choose Messaging: New e-mail message) then check the Display Message on Screen box. Repeat for Reminders etc.
Still not perfect cos you don't get the message on screen if it was activated whilst the device was locked.
HTH
Mal
Nice one (and so easy.... )
Hello, just wondering if there was a easy way to map the email tab on the new WM 6.5 lock screen so it does not bring up the Outlook email, instead it would open the new email directly? Thanks
Bottom of post 3 of my 6.5.x thread:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=4268138&postcount=3
This will allow you to redirect the application launched, however you will still need a program or option that will load up the email directly
Ok so I changed it to \windows\tmail.exe
So we will see what happens shortly, thanks for the help.
Worked like a charm thanks, your the man!
Da_G said:
Bottom of post 3 of my 6.5.x thread:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=4268138&postcount=3
This will allow you to redirect the application launched, however you will still need a program or option that will load up the email directly
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Hi I have a problem with the lockscreen and its SMS/TEXT Notification. If my mobile is locked and it's receiving a message or a call, the number of missed items will be displayed on the slider. But if the mobile goes to suspend mode it will loose the number of SMS on the slider after waking up again.
Do you know why and how to fix that?
I was just going to ask if there was away to extend the slider notification time, (if thats what it is). I do find if you don't unlock soon after a new email / txt or whatever is downloaded the sliders notification disappears.
any of the numerous more knowledgable people in this forum know what registry setting would set the lockscreen slider to open manila sms when i get a text?
Having a problem with my HD2.
Like shown in several movies on youtube, you are suposed to be able to go directly from lock screen to new emails by pushing the slider and sliding over the E-mail notification.
When i have new emails and the screen is locked i see the number on the slider (representing number of new notifications) for about a sec, then the number disapears, and when pushing the slider noting happends, just like there was no new notification.
Also i dont see the appointments on the bottom in lock sreen.
Is there somewhere i must enable this functions or?
Thnx
Coming from HTC EVO to Galaxy S3... I notice that when you end a call on s3 it gives you options to view contact, send message etc... anyway to kill that and have it just hang up? Also, on lock screen, when you get an email or text message, those shortcuts on lock screen don't display the number count on lock screen, they do once unlocked but not lock screen. Any way to get unread count on lock screen? Thirdly, is here a way to select all in the email app? I appreciate all your input and thanks.
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Coming from HTC EVO to Galaxy S3... I notice that when you end a call on s3 it gives you options to view contact, send message etc... anyway to kill that and have it just hang up? Also, on lock screen, when you get an email or text message, those shortcuts on lock screen don't display the number count on lock screen, they do once unlocked but not lock screen. Any way to get unread count on lock screen? Thirdly, is here a way to select all in the email app? I appreciate all your input and thanks.
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i would like to know about getting rid of that phone stuff after a call, but might have to get a different dialer to make it work...
honestly the sense dialer i wish i could have back, and the sense mail client, wonder if someone can make that happen?
Hi Guys
Does anyone know if it's possible to have a notification on the lock screen for a new whatsapp message received? Just like for a new sms or e-mail, but for whatsapp.
This would be amazing. I mean, lockwidgets is awesome (except for the fact that it stops working after a while by itself), but I would love a little whatsapp icon with a number next to it indicating the number of messages on the lock screen.
Thanks!
This functionality is supposed to come with WP8, so all we can do is hope it gets backported to WP7.8.