[APP 4.0+] 3C All-in-One Toolbox

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Widget tap action

Hi!

I've got 3c Toolbox Pro on my device. Version 1.9.7.8.7

I'm using the CPU and Battery 2x1 Text widgets.

When I tap the CPU widget I am taken directly into the CPU manager, however when I tap the battery widget I am taken to the main page with all the buttons.

Is there any way to change the tap action of the widget??

Cheers!
 
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ecips said:
Hi!

I've got 3c Toolbox Pro on my device. Version 1.9.7.8.7

I'm using the CPU and Battery 2x1 Text widgets.

When I tap the CPU widget I am taken directly into the CPU manager, however when I tap the battery widget I am taken to the main page with all the buttons.

Is there any way to change the tap action of the widget??

Cheers!
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Settings -> Widgets -> Widget Content -> Widget Tap Action
Easy as it can be... :p
 
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Rinoceros said:
It looks the Issue with Xposed and freezing Toolbox has been solved with v1.9.7.8.7
I have installed ElementalX kernel (including the manager), made a couple of Nandroid Backups, so I had to reboot a couple of times and it comes always back on line. I can see it on the widget, on my homescreen, as well.

Explorer is working fine on Nougat.
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JERW28 said:
I can confirm this too.
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In case it's not clear, I haven't made any changes whatsoever in the app. It's been fixed in Xposed v89 by Rovo89 as explained a few posts above.
 
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peterbonge said:
v1.9.7.8.7: I can't open any files with the explorer with Oreo (8.0/8.1). I just get the message "Operation failed".
Of course the storage permission is granted and I can't say since which version this happens.
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I run multiple devices with Oreo and have not experienced such issue. Hence issue has nothing to do with app versions or Oreo.
 
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I run multiple devices with Oreo and have not experienced such issue. Hence issue has nothing to do with app versions or Oreo.
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I've just done a clean install on my HTC U11 life with Android 8.0 (Stock, no root):
Opened the app -> Manage -> Explorer -> granted storage permission -> searched a text file -> tap -> "Operation failed".

Same on my Nexus 5X with Android 8.1 Beta.
 
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peterbonge said:
I've just done a clean install on my HTC U11 life with Android 8.0 (Stock, no root):
Opened the app -> Manage -> Explorer -> granted storage permission -> searched a text file -> tap -> "Operation failed".

Same on my Nexus 5X with Android 8.1 Beta.
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Thanks, turns-out it works just fine when using debug APK, but fails completely in release mode. Next update, about to be published, should fix this.
 
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Rinoceros said:
I did had the problem also when XPosed 89 was installed. But after your update it was gone. Weird...:rolleyes:
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If you read Rovo89's thread, you'll see the problem is Android optimizations that re-compile the APK code, and Xposed is included. Updating the app forces code compilation. In that same thread you could find a workaround to force recompilation that would work temporarily with v88 of Xposed and would have fixed the issue with v89 without having to update the app. Nothing weird.
 
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I am running Android 7.1.2 (LineageOS 20180122 Nightly) with OpenGapps nano 20180122, Magisk 15.3 and systemless Xposed framework v89.1 (SDK25).

I have 3C Toolbox 1.9.7.9.1 installed and I cannot get any widget to actually change any of its values as I could some weeks before. It only shows the default green android icon along with the default values (process count and system memory used I guess).

If I enter the customization widget menu and try to change anything (icon, values, bars, style...) the changes are not saved. It does a quick refresh animation like if it tried to change the values but it goes back to the default status and the widget does not update.

Before I had several system widgets like this:
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But now I cannot get past to this:
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3C Toolbox has root permissions in MagiskSU and it is activated as a module in xposed framework. I have tried with and without root permissions and with and without system framework activation, but none work. I have also tried to move the app as a system app and reboot. I installed and old version of the app (1.9.6.X) which I was sure it worked before, and it shows the same behaviour, so I guess it is something OS/system related.

The rest of my xposed/root modules (greenify, amplify...) works like a charm.

Is there anything I could check?

I suspect of something related to Magisk, as when I had SuperSU (by chainfire) and regular Xposed Framework (by rovo) I did not have any problems to manage the widgets.
 
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CPU Manager Sometimes Works , Other times it doesn't work.

LineageOS 14.120180228 athene.
Using the latest version of 3C Toolbox Pro via play store.
Magisk 16.0

There are times in which the core controls show but there are others in which they are not available. This behavior is the same for "CPU" and "Governors" settings. The control can either be or not be available.

Can this be fixed?

Can you please answer this questions.
- Is xposed required for CPU manager?
- For what features of 3C Toolbox Pro is xposed needed?
- Does the 3C Toolbox Magisk module & root enough for the proper function of all features provided/supported by 3C Toolbox pro?

Thank you.
 

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I can't seem to get the DNS changer to work for me unless I toggle it off and then back on each time I need it to change.

I have installed the system helper app. Running 7.1.2.

Am I missing something?
 
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I have several concerns here:

1. Logcat is not shown on my Honor 8. If I go to the terminal and type 'logcat' I can see that it's being written as expected, but the Tools/System Log window is empty.

2. After reflashing the same stock ROM the toolbox doesn't see some backups. I can see them in the /sdcard/backup folder, but not in the backups' list.

3. How in the universe to restore the call log and messages?


UPDATE:
2. .apk file are missing, still it could restore data after app was installed from the Play Store, but instead it just ignores backups without an .apk. Tittanium did not.

3. Found that button in One-Click tab
 
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