Tasker Tutorial 101: Lesson 25b - Scene Text Fields, Buttons, Write Text File, Sign In

Tasker Tutorial 101: Lesson 25b - Scene Text Fields, Buttons, Write Text File, Sign In

Continues Lesson 25 by finishing building our Sign In App. Talk about how to write text that has been inputted or selections made to a file to be viewed later. A lot of this stuff has a lot of implications besides being used in a Sign In.

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[rocambri]

🎯 Key Takeaways for quick navigation:

00:08 🎬 *Overview of Lesson 25 and Scene Creation*
- Setting up a sign-in application using Tasker.
- Utilizing scenes for inputting information, storing data, and creating a user interface.
01:14 🛠️ *Creating the Sign-in Start Scene*
- Designing the initial sign-in scene background.
- Adding text elements for welcome message and sign-in prompt.
- Creating a button for initiating the sign-in process.
07:41 📝 *Strategy for Scene Creation and Action Implementation*
- Explanation of why actions are added after creating all scenes.
- Planning for multiple scenes and transitioning between them efficiently.
08:08 📑 *Designing the Sign Information Scene*
- Setting up the background and resizing it to fit the screen.
- Adding text edit fields for entering name and phone number.
- Integrating a spinner for selecting age range options.
23:31 💡 *Troubleshooting and Customizing Scene Elements*
- Adjusting properties like background color, text size, and layout alignment.
- Exploring options for enhancing user interaction within the scene elements.
31:43 🛑 *Finalizing Scene Elements and Conclusion*
- Completing the scene setup by designing the finish button.
- Exploring customization options for button appearance.
- Addressing the use of default fonts in Tasker scenes.
34:53 📚 *Recap and Future Lessons*
- Decision to divide the lesson into multiple parts for better comprehension.
- Announcement of upcoming topics, including action implementation, data storage, and integration with a motion detector.
- Encouragement to subscribe and explore other tutorials on the channel.

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[kurtkaufman]

The trial and error aspect of some of these videos is a benefit. It helps me to remember what to do *and* what not to do! Plus, the attitude of the presenter is sufficiently relaxed so that the viewer is not ever "on edge". Thank you!

[Miklalo]

Just finished watching 1 to 25b lessons great information i check out your application on google play store but i don't need it but i think your works is the best i have learned a lot about tasker since lesson 1 thanks

[martyjunkins]

So glad you are continuing with these. It really helps me stay interested and challenged. Thank you

[prooflifedoc]

I cannot get out of edit mode. Iv made a button, I can make text boxes. I can do it all. But when I click on my button, instead of it doing anything it just openes up the editing menu....how do I get out of editing mode this is so frustrating.

[HannTheftAudio]

ERIC YOU WON'T BELIEVE sorry I had to really out that out there but seriously I've been following this lesson from the start and for the most part with scene creations I've found the same glitches even in my device there was 2 problems that occurred (both in part c) that really got me. in part c you made a few mistakes that you had to catch on to while at the same time I had made a huge mistake.  in that intent part where we had to type that long thing in I made a typo thinking you said b and it was actually v. it took me odder an hour to catch that.  but now I have a new problem.  is the profile supposed to be running even though it's not even on? I'm liking at tasker the profile isn't even on yet everytime I move I set the task in motion what gives?