I'm hoping somebody can help me out with this.
I've put a project together where I am using QR Codes to auto populate an email when scanned.
I have 13 Motorola Moto G's that employees are using to scan these bar codes. The employees scan these barcodes, it opens gmail with a pre-populated message, then they hit the send button to send it off.
I'm looking for a way to automate this process so that as soon as the barcode is scanned, the email sends itself automatically.
I've looked at Tasker, and I'm sure its possible... but I can't figure it out.
Currently I'm using the paid qr scanner from Scan.me.
Any ideas? Thanks in advance!
I think tasker is a good place to start. Can you use one set of data to generate multiple variables? Ex. QR Code has "###@gmail.com message.......text" and then separate the email from the message and post it in the appropriate place.
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does anyone know if a QR app can make like a contact info for me like as a contact?
name
number
address
email
im
also, does qr work with any phone like iphone, blackberry?
i dont know if theres a app but heres a website if this helps http://www.qurify.com/en/
does anyone know if a QR app can make like a contact info for me like as a contact?
name
number
address
email
im
also, does qr work with any phone like iphone, blackberry?
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Search market for barcode scanner. As well as reading it can generate them. Hit menu then share. From three u can create from contacts clipboard and apps - works well.
Hi all
When emergency occur, most of mobile tracking application in the market require individual to take out their phone, and trigger a panic button to call for help, however, when facing emergency, we often found individual does not have the capacity to call for help, as user:
in panic mode
being force in unwanted situation
force to turn off their phone.
What is there is a service that will automatically trigger for help without any action from user? Even user force to turn off their phone?
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Surely I am not the first Android user to want to dial a number from the calendar invite?!
I found 3 apps on the market place. One free one was worthless. I paid two something for one that didn't work.
Huge problem! I get a meeting invite that has a conference call number and pin/pass code. The information is displayed as a hyperlink that when selected tries to open Google Maps. I really want to dial the phone!
Any suggestion or help greatly appreciated!
I have the Sprint Siii, but I'm hoping it's the same for you guys, nobody can help me out on my forums.
I want to send a text when I swipe an NFC tag.
When I use the stock Samsung NFC app, the most it does it fill out the message and the "to" fields. I have to send it manually though.
I downloaded NFC Task Launcher and both plugins for it.
Most I can get it to do is fill out the fields, but I have to manually send it. I tried regular message and the uri one. Both do the same thing, but don't send.
Anyone get it to work at all?
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Blue6IX said:
I'm digging through the nfc task launcher app piece by piece.
The reason I couldn't get the plugin to work to autosend the text message before was because I used the wrong tag command.
I was using the sms option under the menu:
New uri
...when I should have been using the option in:
New task
...then:
Phone
...then the sms message option.
So, if we want to pre-populate a message but still be prompted to send or not, then "new uri" is the category to choose from.
If you download the text message plugin, then you can just auto send the message without further interaction then simply tapping the tag using the "new task" category and sms message in the "phone" subcategory.
I also downloaded the phone autodial plugin, and set a tag to call my lady - now calling her while travelling is a simple tap away.
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I was able to get it to work with NFC Task Launcher and the plug-in, IIRC. I don't think I saw a copy of the message, in my messaging app, but my wife got them. I only tried it a few times, I just prefer to hit the send button myself.
firetruck41 said:
I was able to get it to work with NFC Task Launcher and the plug-in, IIRC. I don't think I saw a copy of the message, in my messaging app, but my wife got them. I only tried it a few times, I just prefer to hit the send button myself.
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I know it can be done with tasker, and i know NFC task launcher can initiate Tasker tasks...
There was an update on the sms plugin today. It now works for me and puts the message in your sent message. Thanks for the help
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Use NFC Smart Q - in my opinion the best NFC App on the Market and FREE! You can set up a text message (Text "On my way home") to specific contact (Your spouse) and program it to a tag. Then when you tap the tag, it will automatically send that message. You do not have to hit anything - it just does it in the background. Works awesome! Link to app on Google Play: NFC Smart Q
And if you need more tags - check out my store below.
Eric
Folks
Does anybody know of an app that allows you to place a widget or icon on the home screen. Once you click on it, it immediately opens Gmail with the To: column populated with a pre-defined email address and you can just type the message and send
Big time saver if you send 50 emails to one person a day
Thx
QuickSendTo
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=net.hekatoncheir.quicksendto
i can't figure how this app works. Also i woulid have to open the app and then click on smth, 2 clicks. I'm looking for something that you can add a widget to the home screen and once you click on it, it automatically puts you in the body field of gmail (to and subject is pre-defined)
Any other app recommendations for this?