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Well.Recipes – Recipes are the profiles or automation tweaks that users of Tasker can share with each other which others can import right into the app.Scenes– Custom UI elements that you can create to interact with.Tasker can be considered as a glue which binds the capabilities of all your apps and your device’s hardware to create amazing experiences. There are infinite possibilities to the extent to which you can experiment with Tasker to create amazing solutions. But for the sake of explanation we will focus on a basic one and use it to dive deeper into the appCreating Your First Tasker ProfileIn this section we will take into account all the terms that we came across to create our very own profile that starts Daydream mode when you put your phone to charge.For the people who don’t know, Daydream mode lets you set up screensavers that display photos, colorful backgrounds, and more when your device is charging or docked.If you don’t have Tasker app on your Android device yet, install it from here. It offers 7 days trial, which you can try before opting for paid version of the app.Tap the + button in the ProfilesTap on StateHere, we will define our Context which will activate the profile.Tap on Hardware and then tap on USB ConnectedGo back to the App’s Home screen by tapping the back buttonWe will now define our Task.You will be prompted to create a New Task , create one and name it, here we will name it DaydreamTap the + button to add ActionsTo launch an app we need to tap on App and then hit Launch AppSelect the Daydream app and leave other options unchangedGo back to see your Profile is active. Now every-time you connect your USB, the phone will go to Daydream mode.And just like that a basic profile is ready that will put your phone to Daydream mode when you dock it/ put it to charge. Now you can do the same thing from the display settings of your phone, without the need of Tasker. But the fact that we could harness

Could you please explain step-by-step how you created this please? Your method seems to be the only one on the internet.... and its beyond my knowledge of Tasker.Thanks Looking for a similar solution I ended up just using sendevent commands to simulate long pressing the home button & input tap sendevent /dev/input/event16 1 172 1sendevent /dev/input/event16 0 0 0sleep 1sendevent /dev/input/event16 1 172 0sendevent /dev/input/event16 0 0 0input tap 900 1850Works great on my S4 but you may need to enable pointer in developer options & modify the tap x y. Similarly I also wanted to clear my ram & app cache & ended up putting it all together in 2 tasks that perform either with shake events(etcha sketch?) #15 Hi, I'm new to forums and Tasker. Could you please explain step-by-step how you created this please? Your method seems to be the only one on the internet.... and its beyond my knowledge of Tasker.Thanks Hi guys landed here because I searched for this problem .... I came up with a solution myself since the method described here is different for every device I think this should work for mostOpen tasker -->new task--> script ---> run shell --> and paste this in the command line : input keyevent APP_SWITCHinput tap 2150 1540 these numbers "2150 1540 " are for my note 10.1 2014 edition ... these are coordinates which set the location for the simulated touch tap ...you can get your x y coordinates by enabling show cursor position in develepor optionsthis command does open the recent apps menuand presses the close all all apps button greetings Medy89 #16 Hi guys landed here because I searched for this problem .... I came up with a solution myself since the method described here is different for every device I think this

My S4 but you may need to enable pointer in developer options & modify the tap x y. Similarly I also wanted to clear my ram & app cache & ended up putting it all together in 2 tasks that perform either with shake events(etcha sketch?) #11 Install xposed framework and then Gravity Box will give you the option on a nexus 5. Couldn't find the option on Tasker either. #12 Is this configured under "Shell Script"? Looking for a similar solution I ended up just using sendevent commands to simulate long pressing the home button & input tap sendevent /dev/input/event16 1 172 1sendevent /dev/input/event16 0 0 0sleep 1sendevent /dev/input/event16 1 172 0sendevent /dev/input/event16 0 0 0input tap 900 1850Works great on my S4 but you may need to enable pointer in developer options & modify the tap x y. Similarly I also wanted to clear my ram & app cache & ended up putting it all together in 2 tasks that perform either with shake events(etcha sketch?) #13 Looking for a similar solution I ended up just using sendevent commands to simulate long pressing the home button & input tap sendevent /dev/input/event16 1 172 1sendevent /dev/input/event16 0 0 0sleep 1sendevent /dev/input/event16 1 172 0sendevent /dev/input/event16 0 0 0input tap 900 1850Works great on my S4 but you may need to enable pointer in developer options & modify the tap x y. Similarly I also wanted to clear my ram & app cache & ended up putting it all together in 2 tasks that perform either with shake events(etcha sketch?) Could you explain how you did this?I've spent the last hour trying to get it done on my AT&T Galaxy S4 running GPE 4.4 ROM and can't get it to work.Thanks! #14 Extra helpHi, I'm new to forums and Tasker.

Tap 0.073 0.263It doesn’t work and the task seems to take a while to stop running.What am I doing wrong? If I donew task--> script ---> run shell --> input keyevent APP_SWITCH and click run should it open up the recent apps list? Because it doesn’t.Thanks, just take the X and Y not Xv Yvthere schouldnt be points and commas ill check if input keyevent APP_SWITCH works on kitkatmeanwhile tryinput keyevent KEYCODE_APP_SWITCHlook againbtw im doing a tasker series on youtube ill probably do a vid about this some time check out my channel^^First vid : Last edited: Apr 16, 2014 #19 just take the X and Y not Xv Yvthere schouldnt be points and commas ill check if input keyevent APP_SWITCH works on kitkatmeanwhile tryinput keyevent KEYCODE_APP_SWITCHlook againbtw im doing a tasker series on youtube ill probably do a vid about this some time check out my channel^^First vid : have android kitkat..i couldnt call input keyevent KEYCODE_APP_SWITCHnothing happen..somebody help #20 i have android kitkat..i couldnt call input keyevent KEYCODE_APP_SWITCHnothing happen..somebody help it works on kitkat ... just tried it ... u need ROOT Similar threads

You are using an out of date browser. It may not display this or other websites correctly.You should upgrade or use an alternative browser. #1 Hi all, I would like to add a button on my home screen in order to clear all recent apps without having to long press on the home button and so on. Is there any command or variable on tasker to make this possible? Thx for helpingEnvoyé avec ma brique Galaxy Note. #2 Advanced Task Killer (in playstore).And then place the widget on home screen.One-click-kill. #3 I just want to clear recent apps not kill all tasks! I already have greenify. Envoyé avec ma brique Galaxy Note. #5 A little help from someone? Envoyé avec ma brique Galaxy Note. #6 I would like to add a button on my home screen in order to clear all recent apps without having to long press on the home button and so on. Is there any command or variable on tasker to make this possible? I would like to have something like that as well to call it from Llama, so it should be either a simple application that clears all recent apps on start without asking or an intent that can be called by LLama. #7 Thx! Envoyé avec ma brique Galaxy Note. baz77 Guest #8 newest lbe ha a toggle for that, 360 launcher as well. when using both ram is quickly cleared. Given androids ram optimalization its also quickly filled again lol. Sent from my GT-N7000 using Tapatalk 2 #9 Looking for a similar solution I ended up just using sendevent commands to simulate long pressing the home button & input tap sendevent /dev/input/event16 1 172 1sendevent /dev/input/event16 0 0 0sleep 1sendevent /dev/input/event16 1 172 0sendevent /dev/input/event16 0 0 0input tap 900 1850Works great on

In the Task location (whether visible or concealed) that may impact the performance of the Task). Once the Task is scheduled via the Platform by the Tasker, the Client and Tasker form a legally binding contract for the Task, which includes the engagement terms proposed and accepted, and any other contractual terms agreed to, by the Client and the Tasker in the Chat Thread for the Task (the “Service Agreement”). The Client and the Tasker each agree to comply with the Service Agreement and the Agreement during the engagement, performance and completion of a Task. Taskers are responsible for exercising their own business judgment in entering into Service Agreements and performing Tasks; and acknowledge that there is a chance for individual profit or loss. Taskrabbit is not a party to any Service Agreement. The formation of a Service Agreement will not, under any circumstances, create any responsibility or liability for Taskrabbit.E. Other Parties(i) Tasker Assistants. Where approved in advance by the Client in the Chat Thread for the Task, Taskers may engage assistants, helpers, subcontractors or other personnel (“Tasker Assistant(s)”) to perform all or any part of a Task; provided that such Tasker Assistants have registered through the Platform and meet all of the requirements applicable to the Tasker as set out in the Agreement. The Tasker assumes full and sole responsibility for the acts and omissions of all Tasker Assistants used in its performance of Tasks and is fully responsible for: (a) the lawful payment of all compensation, benefits