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Would you mind PMing me (or posting here) how to get the weather in the status bar?
Sorry it took me a while. Notice my screen is flooded with notifications, on the bottom there are clear visible, clear all, or change notification page.
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They really need to fix the notification issue - I havent gotten any vibrations or anything from my IM app, no statusbar icon, nothing.
I just happen to glance at the infoshade and notice the message.
There needs to be something that handles this - grip sms doesnt handle regular push, statusbar icons dont update, etc etc
its getting to be a huge pain
I just happen to glance at the infoshade and notice the message.
There needs to be something that handles this - grip sms doesnt handle regular push, statusbar icons dont update, etc etc
its getting to be a huge pain
For BeejiveIM notifications I only get the " ! " icon when I get a new message, but when I open the application it switches to the BeejiveIM icon.
Is this common? any way around this?
Is this common? any way around this?
Ok, I think I finally noticed what you were talking about. I tried going into a folder that I don't have currently being "pushed", and the Mail app started crashing. I did it a number of times, so this may be a bug.
No issues there... I use Meebo and I get notifications everytime someone IM's me. Maybe it's a Beejive issue, not sure.
Looking forward to those nifty statusbar icons...
Hi
I just made some icons that work with Meebo.
http://dl.dropbox.com/u/2406378/statusbarmeebo.zip
Just put Black_Meebo.png and Silver_Meebo.png on /System/Library/Frameworks/UIKit.framework
And Meebo.png on var/stash/Aplications/Notified.app
Reboot.
I just made some icons that work with Meebo.
http://dl.dropbox.com/u/2406378/statusbarmeebo.zip
Just put Black_Meebo.png and Silver_Meebo.png on /System/Library/Frameworks/UIKit.framework
And Meebo.png on var/stash/Aplications/Notified.app
Reboot.
http://dl.dropbox.com/u/2406378/YahooMessenger.zip
Copy Black_Y! Messenger.png and Silver_Y! Messenger.png on /System/Library/Frameworks/UIKit.framework
And Y! Messenger.png on var/stash/Aplications/Notified.app
reboot
thanks Vidnez it works
I had to rename the icons @2x cause i have an iphone 4
Vidnez can u make the icons a lil bigger?
thanks Vidnez it works
I had to rename the icons @2x cause i have an iphone 4
Vidnez can u make the icons a lil bigger?
Sure.
Im at work right now, but later I'll work to make it HiRes.
Can you post a screenshot? I need to see how the actual icons looks.
heres how it looks
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thanks Vidnez it works
I had to rename the icons @2x cause i have an iphone 4
Vidnez can u make the icons a lil bigger?
I updated the .zip including the files for iPhone4
http://dl.dropbox.com/u/2406378/YahooMessenger.zip
I'm a bit of a notified pro noob. I tried the free version a few months ago and now I have jumped up to pro.
I have a few questions.
1. What does the small magnifying glass symbol mean?
2. In this thread I saw a few screenshots that looked like people had made some visual improvements to the pull down. Looked kinda clear and glassy instead of plain white. Are there ways to change the look of notified? Or is that the infoshade app I saw people talking about?
I have a few questions.
1. What does the small magnifying glass symbol mean?
2. In this thread I saw a few screenshots that looked like people had made some visual improvements to the pull down. Looked kinda clear and glassy instead of plain white. Are there ways to change the look of notified? Or is that the infoshade app I saw people talking about?
Mail crashing
I can definitely confirm that the application itself, not grip, crashes the mail app. In addition to this, it appears to severely drain the battery, as well. I think that's tangentially related.
Here is what I think is happening:
The background process of Mail.app runs, attempts to fetch mail, even updates the counter, then crashes. If you watch, you'll see your counter increment, then immediately is reset back to whatever count you had before. So then the next time that mail has to be read, it goes through this again. Which is apparently more CPU intensive than if you had no new mail to read.
Some of this is speculation, but suffice it to say, I went to sleep at 12:30 with 49% battery and woke up at 7:00 with 10%. On a normal night I'd still be in the forties.
edit: You know, it worked absolutely perfectly for the first day or so. Then just stopped.
I can definitely confirm that the application itself, not grip, crashes the mail app. In addition to this, it appears to severely drain the battery, as well. I think that's tangentially related.
Here is what I think is happening:
The background process of Mail.app runs, attempts to fetch mail, even updates the counter, then crashes. If you watch, you'll see your counter increment, then immediately is reset back to whatever count you had before. So then the next time that mail has to be read, it goes through this again. Which is apparently more CPU intensive than if you had no new mail to read.
Some of this is speculation, but suffice it to say, I went to sleep at 12:30 with 49% battery and woke up at 7:00 with 10%. On a normal night I'd still be in the forties.
edit: You know, it worked absolutely perfectly for the first day or so. Then just stopped.
That's the Grip version/plugin. Search for "notified" in Cydia (actually press search, don't rely on auto-complete) and you'll see it listed there. It works in tandem with Notified.
I updated the .zip including the files for iPhone4
http://dl.dropbox.com/u/2406378/YahooMessenger.zip
thanks Vidnez the icon looks much better now
you should go work with the developer
thanks Vidnez the icon looks much better now
you should go work with the developer
I believe the icon size is too big. I updated the .zip and changed the icon to a proper size.