This crashes AutoShare for me.
I read somewhere that this is no longer possible using AutoShare, but possible using intents.
Has anyone had success with this recently?
Action: android.intent.action.WEB_SEARCH
Cat: None
Mime Type:
Data:
Extra: query:weather (remove if you just want to launch Google Now, else change 'weather' to search word)
Extra:
Package: com.google.android.googlequicksearchbox
Class: com.google.android.googlequicksearchbox.SearchActivity
Target: Activity ]
If this works as desired, I owe you a beer! Either way thanks for the assistance.
Thanks for the info though.
Correct. The value was passed using query:%avcommnofilter using AutoVoice. The request does appear, but Google doesn't automatically act upon it. For example, saying set an alarm for noon... doesn't set any alarm. But, if I unlock my screen and select the hanging tab in the floating window of Google now, then it finally will.
Usually, the tab in the floating window will have a progress bar indicating time delay until action, and will also provide vocal feedback regarding the request.
There is no automation using this method, and no vocal feedback at all (default set to allways). I was hoping to use this with my Bluetooth and autovoice, but needing to interact with the device and/or screen at all defeats the purpose unfortunately.
What version of Android?
4.1.1, no root.
Thanks anyhow. I'm gonna play with it and maybe I will stumble across something.
Indeed! Thank you.
Unfortunately, it is a different method of obtaining the same results, for me at least.
I will try and see if Google can get this function automated through intents. I think that would be ideal.