[buzios]

3 new native apps are available for iPhone:

iToggle is an improved "Services" app.

NetInfo shows netinterface info and routing info ("ifconfig" + "netstat -nr").

FixRingtone rebuilds Ringtones.plist when it gets deleted after you sync with iTunes.

They can be downloaded at:
http://web.newsguy.com/marcio/iphone

Users with firmware 1.1.2 should upgrade to iToggle 1.0.5

[stlcaddie]

Thanks bro, im testing now...i hope it fixes the reason my edge will not stay on...on services i would turn it on then wait about ten seconds and it pops back up by itself

[iphonejeff]

is this on installer?

[buzios]

No they are not on installer.
Once I learn how to build an installer package I will do it.

[DaveiPhone]

This looks good, but it doesn't appear that the Tinyproxy toggle is working. If I shut it off, it appears to work, but when I exit and re-enter iToggle it's back on. Also, the Auto-Lock switch is restarting the Springboard with each toggle. It doesn't do that if I use the native settings control.

[buzios]

Originally Posted by DaveiPhone

This looks good, but it doesn't appear that the Tinyproxy toggle is working. If I shut it off, it appears to work, but when I exit and re-enter iToggle it's back on. Everything else seems to work, although the function of the Auto-Lock switch is eluding me.

Your tinyproxy is probably being restarted by launchd. You have to use "launchctl -w unload" or unload it with Ulctl.

The Auto-Lock is equivalent to "Settings->General->Autolock"
except that you have only two choices: NEVER or XXX minutes.

Springboard is the app that controls Autolock. The only way I found to let it know that the Autolock setting had changed was to force it to read the new value by restarting it.

[DaveiPhone]

Originally Posted by buzios

Your tinyproxy is probably being restarted by launchd. You have to use "launchctl -w unload" or unload it with Ulctl.

Good call, deleting this plist did the trick: com.wickedpsyched.iphone.tinyproxy.plist

Originally Posted by buzios

Springboard is the app that controls Autolock. The only way I found to let it know that the Autolock setting had changed was to force it to read the new value by restarting it.

In that case, for me, it's more efficient to just use Settings and change the value to "Never". The only reason I would normally turn Autolock off would be a temporary desire to NOT sleep or restart.

Anyway, nice job, and thanks for the speedy replies!

[rperalta]

The download link does not contain iToggle.app. Any ideas?

[ZhaoYun]

thanks a lot pal, I have been waiting for a native app which allow me to turn off only radio and let wifi running !

[rperalta]

I tried downloading the .Tar files but it would not open using WinZip (Windows XP). It says the archive files are invalid. Any ideas?

Thanks!

[Digital Oxygen]

iToggle works great. Thank you.

[.:MirrorminD:.]

iToggle is a pretty cool app

[rperalta]

Originally Posted by .:MirrorminD:.

iToggle is a pretty cool app

How do you download this using XP? I used WinZip and WinRAR but I'm not successfully able to open the file. Any ideas? Thanks!

I'm using 1.1.1, Toggle would open and shut down back to Springboard. I already gave permission of "755" to all fiels. Anyone experiencing the same thing or do you have any ideas to fix it?

Thanks!

[buzios]

Originally Posted by rperalta

How do you download this using XP? I used WinZip and WinRAR but I'm not successfully able to open the file. Any ideas? Thanks!

I'm using 1.1.1, Toggle would open and shut down back to Springboard. I already gave permission of "755" to all fiels. Anyone experiencing the same thing or do you have any ideas to fix it?

Thanks!

If you open iToggle and it dies, most likely your permissions are not properly set.
Make sure you have execute permission on "Toggle.app" directory and "Toggle" inside that directory.

[mitzekotze]

hi

can anybody explain me how to install iToggle esessially the step with the chmod +x ...

can i make a folder like itoogle.app?

cu

mitze