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What variables are you thinking would be useful to the notifier? How do you
imagine using them?
Original comment by rdamazio@gmail.com
on 13 Oct 2010 at 3:10
Hiya,
The following would be perfect..
Email From/Cc/Subject/Date/Time
%EFROM / %ECC / %ESUBJ / %EDATE / %ETIME
The From, Cc, Subject, Received Date and Received Time of the last email
received by the K9 email agent.
Thanks for your support..
Original comment by ozgreg
on 13 Oct 2010 at 3:24
Just to understand this - are you talking about the plugin that sends
notifications, or the one that changes settings?
Do you mean that in the notifications you set up, you'd like to be able to
enter variables to be replaced? If that's what you're asking, sounds quite
reasonable.
Original comment by rdamazio@gmail.com
on 13 Oct 2010 at 4:02
Yes, I am talking about sending notifications and if I am understanding this
correctly the plugin will need to define two value bundles
One for title the other for description
then net.dinglisch.android.tasker.extras.VARIABLE_REPLACE_KEYS will
automatically translate any variables sent into actual values
Original comment by ozgreg
on 13 Oct 2010 at 4:24
Hi, are there any updates on this issue? Being able to use Tasker variables for
the remote notifications would be simply amazing!
Original comment by chrissss...@gmail.com
on 21 Jun 2012 at 8:35
I want Tasker variable support as well. The plugin is useless to me without it.
An example why:
I want to send a link to my computer to automatically open in Chrome.
Using AutoShare (http://goo.gl/lkufB) with Tasker, I set up a command filter
for "Send Link to Desktop" in the AutoShare plugin context as a new Tasker
profile. For the task to run, I choose the Android Notifier plugin, then fill
in the title and description as follows:
Title: Link
Description: %astext
The variable, %astext, is a local variable created by AutoShare to represent
what's being shared (in the case of a Play Store app share, it is a link).
Now for the desktop Android Notifier setup (this expects you have registered
your device with the applet, if needed.
In the Android Notifier preferences, I select the "3rd Party" tab, and enable
the "Copy to clipboard" and Execute commands checkboxes.
Then, fill the command field as follows:
android-msg-scan "{title}" "{description}" "{data}"
(I think that's the right way. It's just an example)
Then, I would create a script "android-msg-scan" for the purpose of filtering
these messages. For example, when {title} parameter is "Link" (using if
statement), the script will open the link in my internet browser.
Now for the expected result. I want to share something to the AutoShare
command, "Send Link to Desktop". Let's say I share a link from my Android
browser. I choose "AutoShare Command" in the share list, and then select "Send
Link to Desktop".
The expected result I should get in the Android Notifier desktop command field,
when the variables are rolled out, is this:
android-msg-scan "Link" "http://goo.gl/q0E7w" ""
The current result I get is this:
android-msg-scan "Link" "%astext" ""
The plugin is not resolving Tasker variables. I would so want this feature to
be implemented.
Thank you.
Original comment by admin.wi...@gmail.com
on 20 Feb 2013 at 8:42
Original issue reported on code.google.com by
ozgreg
on 11 Oct 2010 at 11:53