Is there any way to get these two working together so that we can enjoy push gmail within the HTC widget?
Are they compatible? Or is this idea impossible?
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I like the HTC mail application that comes with Sense, but I'm having one issue. I use it with two Gmail accounts. Whenever I delete an e-mail, it moves it to "[Imap]/Trash" instead of the normal trash folder. There's also an "[Imap]/Sent" and an "[Imap]/Drafts" where the respective e-mails go. Is there a way to disable this and get it to go to the proper Trash/Sent/Drafts folders?
I had the same issue and started using the Gmail app instead of HTC Mail. On iPhone there are specific settings to avoid this behavior. Maybe someone will post a solution. Btw what are you using for Contacts and Calendars? Is there an HTC app for those? I know for sure that I didn't get contacts and calendar to sync using HTC Mail app. With Gmail app they do sync fine.
Since this is the first Android phone I've owned, I'm not really sure if the calendar app is different, but I know the contacts app is. It's called people, but both it and the calendar app seem to work fine syncing with their google equivalents. Mail is the only one I've had issues with.
Well, I didn't manage to fix it completely, but I set up a partial work around. If you remove all mail from the visible folders for IMAP and set up the advanced imap settings to either move mail to the trash or delete it forever after it's expunged from the last visible imap folder, it will do whichever behavior you chose when you delete it from your trash folder in HTC mail. That does mean that you need to use the Gmail application for archiving mail, though, but it's at least a temporary fix.
So I've noticed that both HTC Mail and Gmail are running. Are they both trying to get the same email, or is the HTC Mail app using the Gmail app?
phantomcircuit said:
So I've noticed that both HTC Mail and Gmail are running. Are they both trying to get the same email, or is the HTC Mail app using the Gmail app?
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No. I have 3 emails. When I needed to set up the Aria, I used my normal gmail account. That is the one that the gmail icon uses.
I also have another gmail account as well as a Hotmail account. I used those two acounts as additional email accounts on the phone. Those are the accounts that the HTC Mail icon uses. Really, it just means that I now have to have an extra icon on my homescreen..lol
I would imagine they are both independently trying to check your email, assuming you set up HTC mail with your gmail account.
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I would imagine they are both independently trying to check your email, assuming you set up HTC mail with your gmail account.
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That's exactly what I did. Lame.
You can set up all of your mail accounts to either app. If you decide to use HTC mail in the phone's account settings stop email sync.
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is there besides the htc sense exchange mail widget, an other widget for exchange mail?
i really like the sense widget, but for now i have the cynamod version of android on my htc hd2.
I believe the answer is NO I've search for a port or just a similar widget but no luck, if your find one post it here
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So I use gmail, and a corporate email account.
I can't stand 200+ notifcation bar messages a day for my email so i disable the notifications. I use gmail unread count widget and have for over a year. However, it does not do exactly what i want. So, here is my wishlist.
A widget, which looks like an email envelope that sits on my main homescreen, and is 1x1 in size.
Said widget should give me an unread count number for my gmail account and exchange account all in one number on the widget.
When the widget is tapped, it opens the stock samsung combined inbox app, which hosts my gmail and exchange accounts.
As it is now, my unread count widget only shows my gmail unread count, and when tapped, launches the android default gmail app, NOT the samsung combined inbox. So, I have to manually check for exchange emails periodically to see if I have work emails. This basically sucks. I mean it's great for gmail, but for work, i end up being late to respond when I'm out and about.
Does a widget like this exist? If not, is this something I could make in app inventor?
Help?
Launchr pro has that built in as an option. It may only be for gmail, that is all I use and all I can confirm.
Hmm... Problem is, I use adw launcher. Anyway to extract that apk?
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Hmm... Problem is, I use adw launcher. Anyway to extract that apk?
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It's not an apk by itself, it's a feature of LP. It doesn't work that way.
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So....anyone know of something like this that exists on its own?
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Is their anyway to have unread emails on the dash clock lock screen app? I know it works with gmail and k9, but what about the default email app for the nexus 10? I have 3 account setup for it and it would be nice to see all 3 on the lock screen with dash clock. Is their an extension from the Google play store that will do this, or an option in dash clock itself that I am missing.....
Thanks
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Me too - Dashclock extension for Android email app?
I'm bumping this thread because I'm looking for the same thing. I already have the dashclock gmail extension going - is there really no Dashclock extension for the standard Android email program though? That's where I get my yahoo mail which is my primary email address. My gmail is just a secondary address with 500+ unread emails from various groups I'm on.
Second that bump!
Anyone tried Anydash and managed to get it to work with the default Android email app? Apparently it should work with any app, but I can't get it to work with it at all. Doesn't show count.
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