Please post Tasker usage queries/problems in the Tasker Forum where the developer is very active.
Advantages:
Try to make the log as soon as possible after the problem occurs.
Standard Android doesn't allow an app to change, poke, prod or peek at anything within another app, including simulating keypresses and screen taps.
On a rooted device, you can use some of the actions in the Input
category to navigate around an app, click on UI elements and enter text automatically.
If a Tasker user wants to automate some aspect of another program they use, they just need to point the developer of the other app at the Tasker Developer Page and nag at him/her a bit.
The closest you can get is to detect changes in a volume variable (e.g. %VOLR for the ringer volume) via event Variable Set.
Prior to Android 6.0, that is not possible, even using apps2SD.
With Android 6.0+ if the external SD is being used as 'adoptable', 'flex' or 'internal' (the wording varies) storage, there should be no issue.
Turning on, use the Display / Turn On action. Unfortunately, that action is inaccessible with Android 2.3+.
For turning off, you can use the Display / System Lock action with Android 2.0+.
For Android 1.6, you can set the Display Timeout to it's minimum (around 7 seconds) and then set it back to normal in response to a Display Off event.
You don't have to configure 'default' settings in Tasker. The 'default' settings are how your device is configured before any Tasker profile becomes active. This 'default' is automatically restored as profiles become inactive.
Exception: changes to settings made in Exit tasks are not restored.
Warning:: settings in the called tasks will not be restored by Tasker, only settings changed directly within the Enter task.
If that doesn't work, disable the Run In Foreground setting which can be found at Menu / Prefs / Monitor / Run In Foreground
Please read the help text associated with this option first.
You can remove it with Menu / Prefs / Monitor / Show Notification Icon.
Set a repeat period of 2 minutes (the minumum allowed) and specify a task like this:
You can't, because the Time and Day subcontexts operate completely independent of each other. You have to specify two profiles and run the same Task(s) with each of them (by giving the task a name).
Time: 23 - 09
Day: Friday or Saturday
But that won't work, because on Sunday at e.g. 3am the Day context (and hence the whole profile) won't be active.
For this kind of situation, you need to specify a profile for which morning you want to be active and another for which evenings. In the example, you want Friday and Saturday night plus Saturday or Sunday morning:
Time: 23 - 24
Day: Friday or Saturday
Time: 00 - 09
Day: Saturday or Sunday
You can then use Tasker's Phone / Call action (with Auto Dial checked) to setup and cancel incoming call diversions.
The Wikipedia page on Call Forwarding is a good starting point.
An alternative trick is to match the word connected
or connection
in the %WIFII variable (the actual word and lower/upper case changes with Android version).
Import:
Go to the main screen, long click on the tab for the type of thing you want to import.Export:
Menu / Prefs / UI / Beginner Mode
is unchecked
If you're wondering what a flashing light is doing in the Audio section: ask Google, that's where they put it in Android Settings.
Do not try to do it with Volume Ringer or Vibrate on Ringer.
Steelgirder and the author of Tasker are agreed on working together wherever further integration of these plugins and Tasker is needed e.g. support for Tasker variables.
Notification
event in the UI category.
Consider also starring this feature request with Google.
HTTP Get URL (a known webpage), Continue Task On Error
If [ %HTTPR = 200 ]
...
Endif
Variable Set
action.
Therefore, if you want to use whitespace you should first assign it to a variable and then use the variable where you want the whitespace to appear:
Variable Set, %white, THISISANEWLINE
Flash, Here's a newline: %white
am broadcast -a net.dinglisch.android.tasker.ACTION_TASK -e task_name YOUR_TASK_NAME
That's only possible on a rooted phone because otherwise there will be a permission problem.
Try creating a new profile with an App context and select the Camera app. When asked to create a task, add the following actions:
Then go to the Camera app, wait a couple of seconds and try taking a picture.
If you still hear the shutter sound, go back to the Tasker UI, click on the task that you created and hit the Play button bottom-left to run the task manually. Then go back to the Camera app. If you still hear the shutter sound, then it's not going to be possible for Tasker to disable it on your device.
Some manufacturers deliberately prevent disabling of the shutter sound, perhaps for legal reasons.
Addendum
A user has reported that setting DTMF volume to 0 removes the focus sound in the camera app.
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