Go to the service file and search for number ; 500 then change it to 86,400 (seconds) or change change timer duration from 1000 to 60000 and number ; 1440 , this way the timer will tick every minute until 24 hrs
@@mod_gta it will display the remaining time as the count down is already saved in shared preferences, even if the user switches off the phone, the timer will still run with the help of shared preferences
@@DuoEdgeStudiosSketchware sir i sett to 24hour countdown, but how to create textview with time format with 24 hour (example 23:56:13) with key numberValue
Hi first that. I find your tutorials great and thank you for the work you invest. For a long time I use codes of you. Arab SMS Now I have a question about this tutorial. My app does the following. The app sends an SMS at an interval specified by the user. That's the way it works. If a certain condition is met, the more block nowTimeToSend is executed A timer component in the more block does this. In your tutorial, the code states that the event must be in OnCreate so that the timer remains active in the background. I have two timers running. T1 controls the SMS T2 continuously monitors the battery status. Both must be running in the background as the timers stop when the app is not visible. Many thanks in advance. Do I have to change the app now so that the timed event is created within the onCreate.?????
Yes, you have to open the app to activate the logic process at Oncreate to drive it in the background service, Or You can create a condition where the app auto-restarts when the device is switched on..but this method does not work solidly in sketchware yet so i would advice the first method
@@DuoEdgeStudiosSketchware I have now changed everything and the service is starting. I find that the solution doesn't really help me. 1. The user uses the option to specify when text messages should be sent. In the optionActivity 2. If optionActivity is closed, MainActivity onStart() checks the user variables and sets the timer for sending. 3. In this way, the cancel pulse for the timer is also triggered. However, the onCreate method is only called when the app is started. I have no way of reacting to the user variables. onStart is always called when the activity becomes visible and the variables from the optionActivity are queried via shared data. My timers for battery monitoring and sending SMS must be able to be deactivated or run in the background. This is not possible for me in onCreate, since I cannot intercept the user variables with every change, but only when the app starts If the activity is not visible. on stop e.g. Many greetings Chris
Can you please make an app which will save a file directly to firebase storage without storing that file in internal storage . For example when a screen shot is taken it should store to firebase storage and it should not store to internal storage.Please make an app like that🥺
very good
Thanks bro
nice man ❤
😁👍
How To Solve Crashes & Restarting Service?
If you use conditions, then the background service may not cancel
Android 10 and above?
No bro it's upto android 9
@@DuoEdgeStudiosSketchware can u make new one for 10 or above?
@@DuoEdgeStudiosSketchware já tem para Android 10 e 11 ?
@@MarcosSantosProfeta-SAPR Do you want my help?
Help me sir, how it working when button clicked with 24 hours or day duration?
Go to the service file and search for number ; 500 then change it to 86,400 (seconds) or change change timer duration from 1000 to 60000 and number ; 1440 , this way the timer will tick every minute until 24 hrs
@@DuoEdgeStudiosSketchware now if i've Textview1, how user get the remaining times when user comeback to my app?
@@mod_gta it will display the remaining time as the count down is already saved in shared preferences, even if the user switches off the phone, the timer will still run with the help of shared preferences
@@DuoEdgeStudiosSketchware thanks sir
@@DuoEdgeStudiosSketchware sir i sett to 24hour countdown, but how to create textview with time format with 24 hour (example 23:56:13) with key numberValue
Hello Sir
I created it , it restart from the start point ( 500 ) after screen close and reopen. I mean counter not continue display.
Good, you can change the timer to 0 and make it increase every second from the service file
Hi first that. I find your tutorials great and thank you for the work you invest. For a long time I use codes of you. Arab SMS Now I have a question about this tutorial.
My app does the following. The app sends an SMS at an interval specified by the user.
That's the way it works. If a certain condition is met, the more block nowTimeToSend is executed
A timer component in the more block does this.
In your tutorial, the code states that the event must be in OnCreate so that the timer remains active in the background.
I have two timers running. T1 controls the SMS T2 continuously monitors the battery status.
Both must be running in the background as the timers stop when the app is not visible.
Many thanks in advance.
Do I have to change the app now so that the timed event is created within the onCreate.?????
Yes, you have to open the app to activate the logic process at Oncreate to drive it in the background service,
Or
You can create a condition where the app auto-restarts when the device is switched on..but this method does not work solidly in sketchware yet so i would advice the first method
Thank you for your support too 👍
@@DuoEdgeStudiosSketchware I have now changed everything and the service is starting. I find that the solution doesn't really help me.
1. The user uses the option to specify when text messages should be sent. In the optionActivity
2. If optionActivity is closed, MainActivity onStart() checks the user variables and sets the timer for sending.
3. In this way, the cancel pulse for the timer is also triggered. However, the onCreate method is only called when the app is started.
I have no way of reacting to the user variables.
onStart is always called when the activity becomes visible and the variables from the optionActivity are queried via shared data.
My timers for battery monitoring and sending SMS must be able to be deactivated or run in the background.
This is not possible for me in onCreate, since I cannot intercept the user variables with every change, but only when the app starts If the activity is not visible. on stop e.g. Many greetings Chris
background service android 7 plz
This method works on android 7
@@DuoEdgeStudiosSketchware Do you want my help?
Can you please make an app which will save a file directly to firebase storage without storing that file in internal storage . For example when a screen shot is taken it should store to firebase storage and it should not store to internal storage.Please make an app like that🥺
No one did this before
One thing you can do is first save the media in Internal Storage and upload and onUploadSuccess delete the file path.
@@AbhiThakur0001 that's one way
@@Shiv_charan1234 I'll make a tutorial on this soon