Hi,

I want a Task that will disconnect my headphones. So I created a Bluetooth Connection Task as you'd expect but when I execute it, the headphones are still connected. 

Any tips on what I should be doing? I've tried matching by MAC address and name to no avail. 

Exported XML:

<TaskerData sr="" dvi="1" tv="5.9.2">

 <Task sr="task21">

  <cdate>1581970422342</cdate>

  <edate>1581981740940</edate>

  <id>21</id>

  <nme>Disconnect BT</nme>

  <pri>100</pri>

  <Action sr="act0" ve="7">

   <code>340</code>

   <Bundle sr="arg0">

    <Vals sr="val">

     <net.dinglisch.android.tasker.RELEVANT_VARIABLES>&lt;StringArray sr=""&gt;&lt;_array_net.dinglisch.android.tasker.RELEVANT_VARIABLES0&gt;%bt_address

Address

Bluetooth device's MAC address&lt;/_array_net.dinglisch.android.tasker.RELEVANT_VARIABLES0&gt;&lt;_array_net.dinglisch.android.tasker.RELEVANT_VARIABLES1&gt;%bt_battery_level

Battery Level

% of battery available, or not set if

I've discovered a bug in Date Time Conversion. 

Any conversion from a Time string to Seconds where Time string is between 12:00 PM and 1:00 PM results in an output that is actually in the midnight hour the next day.

I've written conversion routines like this before in javascript and other languages, so I know from experience that an exception subroutine is required for 12-1pm; you can't just add 12 to get 24hr clock time (which works correctly starting at 1:00 PM). If you try, you wind up with exactly this problem. 

Here's a task that very economically demonstrates the

Hello!

Every time I use autovoice with Google Assistant, I get told to contact the developer with an error UUID. I've tried changing numerous settings to no avail. Any help?

Here is a few of the UUIDs

7cb9af37-a4de-4740-9c78-6e69dd005844

16bc7bc8-6427-4880-af07-86c9eed16f7a

b7594516-8039-4bf1-aab2-2980f70955d2

Thanks!

On my pixel 3a XL the next alarm time on the android lochscreen and in the status/ notifications bar is displayed always 00:00 for me. I thought this was a Google bug, but I found on the Google reports that it is this app what causes it. For more info how to bypass the bug: https://support.google.com/pixelphone/thread/14376481?hl=en

Hope you can fix it. 

I tried to update info into my comment, but it's limited by char count.

So here some more. 

1. I was welcomed by several 404(documentation does not exist) into application (samsumng galaxy a50). not a good sign at all.

2. I'm a devel so I can somehow figure out in my head what I'd like to do, but there is no clear way in HOW, in tasker. Using automate with diagrams is super easy, using tasker superhard. Not because of task itself, but because of insanely hard way to navigate around. I gave an example: I created profile: if battery

What I did

I paid for Tasker and signed out of Google Play. I have most app permissions turned off. I use a Google Pixel with LineageOS 16, an Android 9 variant.

What I expected

I thought that I could use Tasker while signed out of my Google account.

What actually happens

Every few days I get a notification: 'Trial period ended. Sorry, you can't use Tasker until you purchase it from the Google Play Store.'

If I open Tasker, the Play Store quickly opens instead.

When I log in, the notification vanishes and I can use Tasker again.

I

Hi.

I have downloaded the latest version of Tasker, and I have accepted and enabled all possible setting I thin, and I have followed these instructions:

https://tasker.joaoapps.com/userguide/en/faqs/faq-problem.html

My problem is that my tasks not are launched/runned in profiles?

I am only able to run my tasks manually in task menu.

Please help me and the code is simple as you see: 

Profile: Profile 1 (2) Time: From 06:56 Till 17:56 Enter: Wifi3 (3) A1: WiFi [ Set:Off ] If [ %TIME ~ 12.03 ]

Hello,

I am able to setup a "time context" from time X to time Y. If I switch OFF the phone while the profile is active, Tasker is not able to restore the previous state later. E.g. a task to set "Do not disturb" mode ON from late night to the early morning. 

Is it ok as expected?

Thanks and regards

Hi,

I have a few different profiles which mostly modify the volume of phone ringer, etc which are triggered by Wifi Near states. For instance, while at home at night or at work, these profiles reduce the volume of the ringer. I also have a "default" profile which has a condition that it activates only if none of the other profiles are active and this default returns volumes to normal and does a few other things. Since using Tasker on my Huawei P30 Pro, I've been noticing that when I'm at home or at work, which means the @home

Hi,

Is there a way to add a filter for the next alarm package provider ?

Because I want to put the date and time of my next morning alarm in a http post, but the %na variables are always overrided by different packages than the clock.

Example :

My next morning alarm is in 2 days.

Now :

- %na_day value is today

- %na_time value is 21:04

- %na_package is com.android.providers.calendar

If I create an alarm today I can sometime have the value of this alarm and the good %na_package : com.android.deskclock but most of the time it

I am new to takser coming from llama.

I searched with google and looked for tasker tutorials but no success.

I could not even find easy examples how to set up some obvious things like switching wifi off at night.

I finally managed to create a profile with a schedule condition which switches wifi off at night but now I want to change the time condition but cannot find a way to do it except creating another profile and deleting the old one.

I also created a profile to switch wifi off when I leave home.

With llama it was

When bluetooth connected to a specific device is active (and shown in the profils tab) the trigger "doesn't launch" the associate task.

If I manually launch the task (by the tasks tab) I confirm that the task is working.

Also I can see the trigger and the task call in the execution log, and the differents actions inside the tasks without any error. But the actions are not actually performed.

I tried different actions (launch app, pop-up notification, ...) with the same results.

I try on another phone (same model, and same configuration) with the same result.

My phone is

Is it possible that the detection of (wireless?) charging is slow/unreliable when motion detection setting in preferences is turned on?

Background: I have a home profile that becomes active when either wifi connection OR location (geofence) indicate that I am at home. Since I do not want the home profile to be active when my car profile is active I also added the condition “not car-profile active”. The car profile becomes active as soon as wireless charging is detected and stays active as long as the phone is in contact with the wireless charger. – Now, when I leave home,

If I set a task to launch an app it will only do it if I have tasker open and running in the foreground and I'm browsing inside it. Otherwise apps aren't launching e.g from home screen with tasker minimised.other things like vibrate on trigger work so the task is initiated. But apps do not launch. Seeing the logs it says all is good and app is launched.

Example:

Event: shake up and down -> task: 1) vibrate, 2) launch camera.

If I'm inside tasker in any menu, if I shake 1 and 2 happen. But if I'm anywhere else,

I am trying to set this

Variable Set [ Name:%First_message To:1 Do Maths:Off Append:Off ]

But to and do math and append are missing. I downloaded the Google play version and all the plugins. Am I missing something ?

I am New to Tasker.

Thanks

Joe

When using the action "Mobile Data Set On" I get the following error:

I've been using a Pixel 2 since they were released and I used to have a profile which would see I am near my work's wifi and then set my ringer to 0 as not to disturb coworkers. This worked perfectly and had no ill effects for a few years.

I'm not sure exactly when, probably around February/March, the Greyscale feature of Wind Down would, seemingly at random times, disable itself after it had been activated (both manually & by time of day).

I was able to narrow the behavior down to Tasker and, specifically, Notification/DnD access permissions.

I've tried

Hi, 

I'm trying to restrict network access (Wi-Fi & Data) to Gmail and WhatsApp, i.e. no access for certain period of time. The problem is that whenever there were new messages in "restricted" time, then they don't pop-up automatically when "unrestricted" time kicks in. However if they are received in "unrestricted" time, then they do pop-up. Now I have to open apps and see, if there are any new messages. What I would like to achieve - is to disable network access to these apps, and if there were new messages in "restricted" time, then to get pop-up in for

Hi!

I have created a widget on the home screen. Depending on the profile, I change the widget icon and text (and some other things) via tasks (Set Widget Icon). For the widget icon, I use an application icon since it launches the application when clicked.

There are two problems with the widget's icon:

When setting the icon to the application icon for Google Maps, it doesn't show the usual map icon but a red location marker instead. There seems to be a problem with how the application icon is selected. In the task definition in Tasker, the correct icon

Hi, the implemented idea a couple days ago which allowed the Tasker Notification Information to be collapsed and show the current profiles in the Notification Title worked for Android 9 very good.

I upgraded to Android 10 and now Notifications are showed duplicated and sometimes it switches back to only one as it should be but immediately duplicates again. And for the main issue, it seems the Profiles are not written to the Notification Title again like prior the idea implementation.

Here another screenshot with another app how that is displayed in Android 10