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Add support to show different calendars in different widget instances #37
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That's exactly what I wanted to ask for! |
+1. And thanks for the great work! |
I would very much like this feature. I prefer to display 3 different agenda widgets, but I can only use my favorite widget for one of them! |
+1 |
I would like to have this feature too... |
+1 |
+1 |
I figured out, how to implement support of different settings for different widget instances without rewriting and duplication of existing Settings screens / xml files (which are based on Android "Shared preferences"). Starting the implementation... |
…hing widgets from each other during their configuration.
The feature with different settings for different Widget instances really started to work on my own devices on April 1 :-) |
Nice, looking forward to it! |
@smichel17 In order to figure out, which settings are for the particular widget, tap "three vertical dots" icon on that widget's header! |
@yvolk I have the header disabled. At one point I went through the list, found what I thought was it, and renamed it (it's just off screen in the screenshot), but changing that one's settings seems not to have an effect any more, so I'm not sure it was actually the right one. It's currently also harder to figure out which is which than it needs to be, because pressing the back button after I select one quits the app instead of returning to the list. Is it possible to add a way to hide, gray out, or otherwise sort based on which configs actually have a widget using them? Also, is the number of configs static? If so, it might make sense to put the list in a drawer or something. |
@smichel17 As you have lots of "Calendar widgets" created (maybe in different launcher applications...) and most of them (or even one only) are really needed to you, I think that the easiest way for you is:
- This way you will have exactly one Calendar widget in the list. Rename the widget as you need and only after that add another Widget, if you need it... |
Currently instances of the widget share the same preferences and hence show the same calendars.
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