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Originally Posted by bsoftbhardware
The character counting functionality and the ability to send all contact details (like my address) make this a very attractive application (and those are features not found in WeTool). Thank you for putting your energy into writing this.
I am, however, hesitant to install it, because I don't like the idea of adding another daemon to the iPhone. I am wondering whether the notification daemon will use up a meaningful amount of resources / make the iphone less reliable / burn through the battery faster.
Since I don't feel much need to have the mobileSMS notifcation and the SMSd notifcation, it would be great to have an option to run SMSd without using the notification daemon.
So, I guess this is a feature request - unless there is some way that I could do it with the current version - SMSd without notification (or any background daemon).
Thank you again for your contribution to this great community of iPhone users and developers.
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SMSDNotifier daemon is turned off by default in v0.09 if it is installed using Ste installer.app repository. To turn it on, you have to use UICtl or launchctl. It is not necessary for SMSD operation. In next version, there will be an internal option to turn it on/off without uictl.
It is an extra process running on your phone and does take (however minimal) resources including battery. So battery nazis should turn it off. Having said that, I did not see any noticeable decrease in battery life. But it is upto the user to find out and make an opinion.
Thanks,
-Amrut!
Quote:
Originally Posted by bsoftbhardware
The character counting functionality and the ability to send all contact details (like my address) make this a very attractive application (and those are features not found in WeTool). Thank you for putting your energy into writing this.
I am, however, hesitant to install it, because I don't like the idea of adding another daemon to the iPhone. I am wondering whether the notification daemon will use up a meaningful amount of resources / make the iphone less reliable / burn through the battery faster.
Since I don't feel much need to have the mobileSMS notifcation and the SMSd notifcation, it would be great to have an option to run SMSd without using the notification daemon.
So, I guess this is a feature request - unless there is some way that I could do it with the current version - SMSd without notification (or any background daemon).
Thank you again for your contribution to this great community of iPhone users and developers.
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Originally Posted by zebabez
This I find quite strange..
Installed 0.09 and put SMSDNotifier and com.amrut.iphone.SMSD files on the right place.
I didn't still load com.amrut.iphone.SMSD with UICtl because I thought it was working great without the notifier.
BUT all the sudden, after a few days of running 0.09 the notifies starts working?!
How is that possible :/
Still a great app!
And still think the Char count could be in the Navbar instead of title 'Message' with this layout:
123 / 1
162 / 2
what do you think? Coudn't be that hard to implement..
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Notifier will NEVER start on its own. But you will sometimes see unread message count on the icon even without notifier. This is a bug/feature

. And will be fixed in the next release.
Regarding Char count, all these UI improvements will come eventually when all the core functionality is stable. Stay tuned.
Thanks,
-Amrut!
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Originally Posted by elite-fusion
my only complaint about the program is that when you click on a msg...you need to to press in the box to start typing...rather than wen u open a msg, since the keyboard is already expanded, than you shuld be able to type without having to press on the screen....and wat would be GREAT is that when ur phone is in sleep mode and you get a txt msg...u get the notification menu and when u slide the phone it goes to the old sms software...i wanna know how i can make it go to smsd instead...and when u get a txt msg while doing something else, you get the popup Ignore or View....and the View goes to the old client aswell, so would be GREAT to impliment this one to the fullest if possible...please keep me posted if its doable and how  and the other suggestions above mine are pretty good ideas too 
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Next version will have a fix for the first issue you mentions. In compose screen, you can just start typing.
Currently there is a simple hack available to make SMSD the defauly sms application. With this clicking "View" on the new message popup will open new message in SMSD and slide to unlock will also open SMSD. But still this is an early stage for SMSD app and needs more testing so that it can replace default Apple SMS app. If you still want to do it, please contact me and I will tell you how to do it.
Thanks,
-Amrut!