[solved] Activating macros from a quick setting: panel doesn't collapse

[riccardo_rff]

Hello everyone, first post here!

So, I've been using Macrodroid for a very long time, love the app and its capabilities.

I have a few macros that I bind to some quick setting toggles, that are configured to run the macro and also close the notifications panel. This used to work perfectly when I was running Android 11 (LineageOS). A few weeks ago I upgraded to Android 12 (LineageOS 19.1, OnePlus 5T): the quick settings activate their macros flawlessly, but the notifications panel doesn't close automatically anymore (I have to manually swipe up or use the "back" gesture to close it).

Here you can see my Macrodroid's quick settings configuration:



It looks like the "collapse on press" is ignored.

Is there a way to fix this? Is this supposed to work on Android 12?

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I'm running Macrodroid 5.26.8 (downloaded from the PlayStore) and and Macrodroid Helper 1.7, they both are:
- allowed to edit system settings
- show over other apps
- set as device administrators

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SOLVED: see this post

 

[Endercraft]

Hello everyone, first post here!

So, I've been using Macrodroid for a very long time, love the app and its capabilities.

I have a few macros that I bind to some quick setting toggles, that are configured to run the macro and also close the notifications panel. This used to work perfectly when I was running Android 11 (LineageOS). A few weeks ago I upgraded to Android 12 (LineageOS 19.1, OnePlus 5T): the quick settings activate their macros flawlessly, but the notifications panel doesn't close automatically anymore (I have to manually swipe up or use the "back" gesture to close it).

Here you can see my Macrodroid's quick settings configuration:

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It looks like the "collapse on press" is ignored.

Is there a way to fix this? Is this supposed to work on Android 12?

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I'm running Macrodroid 5.26.8 (downloaded from the PlayStore) and and Macrodroid Helper 1.7, they both are:
- allowed to edit system settings
- show over other apps
- set as device administrators

Maybe you can add a collapse status bar action with the trigger if it doesn't do it automatically.

 

[riccardo_rff]

Maybe you can add a collapse status bar action with the trigger if it doesn't do it automatically.

I was adding this action and this dialog popped out:



Macrodroid wasn't granted the accessibility permission, that's why the status bar wasn't collapsing! Thanks a lot marking this as solved

 

[Bozinsky]

Same problem here, but accessibility is enabled and I've also set option to keep accessibility function enabled (in app settings).
Any suggestions?

 

[Bozinsky]

I've solves this issue on MIUI 14 adding as first action an UI interaction: SWIPE
Just set every coordinates to 0 and gIve a 10 milliseconds waiting period