I've noticed that if I use the
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I've noticed that if I use the tag, the forum seems to cache the image rather than point to and load the external image. Is this intentional? Question pertains to using dynamic images that periodically update, linked to an external source.[/QUOTE]
Yes, this is intentional. We are required to proxy images so that they can all be loaded over https (as some providers do not support https), and caching images allows us to efficiently serve images without causing undue loading or DoS potential.
There are also other benefits such as optimizing the image (we had some images loading that were 10+ megs in size!) and ensuring that malware isn't loaded via images. We had several cases where someone purchased a domain that used to host images, and then begin serving malware, which was loaded from XDA via old linked images.
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I've made a few changes to my bootup screen and I thought I would share with you all. Changes are as follows:
Changed HTC part of the boot to include another android
removed annoying noise after the little android waves
Attached is a copy of my bootscreen folder.
This is the modified HTC portion of the startup.
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Only tested on 2.73.405.5 rom.
If anyone has some good photoshop skills then we could make a good little startup screen.
PS. I don't take credit for the modified GIF (I just found it on the net somewhere).
Many thanks i was looking for someting like this
Made an update.zip from your files and signed it, so you can flash it. (attached)
You should add it to the Themes/Bootscreens wiki.
PS. confirmed to work on Hero with a 1.5 custom ROM (Kimera 1.5).
Here's something I created today in about an hour and figured I'd share.
Basically, it automates the process of extracting a XAP, reading the contents of the manifest, and then stuffing it back in when saved.
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This is useful for when removing ID_CAP_INTEROPSERVICES and other modifications, and should be a nice time saver.
I'll admit it's not bug free, and don't expect it to be. But it seems functional for the most part, and let me know if you have any issues of course
Also, it has Patching built in, to allow any XAPs downloaded from, say, Phone7Market, to be patched and deployed. So if there's an application you downloaded and need to edit the manifest (I can think of some reasons here =P ), you can deploy it without any issues.
Again, it's nothing special, but for people like me who spend far too much time editing manifests, this might be of some help. Any questions, suggestions, etc, let me know
Download: http://windowsphonehacker.com/articles/xap_manifest_tool_for_developers-11-09-11
This may have been mention before but nevertheless,
I'm going to guess that most of you use drop box, Box, or other as your usual place for cloud storage; I think there's better alternative, it's called "Minus." I find that Minus is ALOT better than dropbox or box. It's also like a social site, you can follow other people and get updated on what they post (provided it's public) or simply go to the explore tab and browse at what other people have posted. The only con I can think of at the moment is that there's a slight learning curve in the way you can do stuff, but it's not that bad.
You get more storage capacity by clicking this link
http://min.us/rbf8SIuu
you'll be able to register and get 11gb for free! Initially, if you sign up from the site itself you usually get 10gb. Another plus is that you can share you're own personal sign up links (provided in the site) with your friends and you both get an additional gb, the more the merrier.
,Happy sharing
Screenshots:
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I am trying to create a binding for the XposedBridge framework for Android. The issue is that all the tutorials and guides I have seen say to add the .jar as a "InputJar" and from there it will generate the bindings. I have tried that and it says there were no errors during build. But upon closer looking I noticed that the google jar files have classes within it where as the XposedBridge jar only has a "classes.dex". I think that is the issue of it not creating any bindings. If someone could offer suggestions or help me out a bit I would greatly appreciate it.
The dex file itself has exports after looking at the disassembly. So I'm a bit confused.
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I prefer that the binding is built off the custom zip I have included, but here is the link to the repository incase anyone needs some more information.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/xposed/unofficial-xposed-samsung-lollipop-t3180960
https://github.com/wanam/XposedBridge
And here is a sample on how it is supposed to be used
https://github.com/rovo89/XposedBridge/wiki/Development-tutorial
Once again, any help would be great. Thank you!
Hello together
I get only a error message after starting File Guardian - see picture.
I have already made an update to the latest version, no success.
Does anyone have any idea what could be the reason for this?
Thanks a lot
Jacques
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Check the App description before sideloading:
File Guardian will end the service sequentially due to the expanded trash function of Samsung apps - not supported from new models from OneUI3.0.
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File Guardian: Undo your mistakes, save your valuable data. File Guardian helps you backup & restore files which you deleted by mistake. *** Key features: Backup: - Backup deleted files from Intern...
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Thank you for the Info