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Android SubGhz widget tx loop instead of one shot tx #460
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This is expected behavior - you can't make a hold on a widget. We can create a separate type of widget for single-click. |
That will act like a normal single "push" on a button on a remote, that would be great! |
Anyway....I think that a single-click single tx is what it must do...i don't see why it should tx continously...if you can, please, explain me why this behavior! |
What if you have a garage door or curtains that open on the hold of a button? |
Really...never happened to me. One solution can be to have two types of widget or a configurable widget (loop on/off). |
I agree that it would be nice to have a second widget type which is a one shot instead of continuous. |
The problem is that if i send a subghz via widget it keeps sending instead of a "one shot" transmission
To Reproduce
Put a subghz widget on the phone desktop and try to send it.
Expected behavior
One shot transmission
Target
Android
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