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Or this (not as precise, but might be sufficient in practice): T1 = button1 T2 = button2 A = if trigger fired = T1 A = wait until trigger fired = button2 (cancel after 1s timeout) A = else A = wait until trigger fired = button1 (cancel after 1s timeout) A = end if A = pause media player

Try this: T1 = button1 T2 = button2 A = if trigger fired = T1 A = set Iinteger to Iinteger +1 A = else A = set Iinteger to Iinteger -1 A = end if A = wait 100ms A = if Iinteger = 0 A = pause media player A = else A = set Iinteger to 0 A = end if A = cancel macro actions

Probably not much in it but I think Macro Not Running [This Macro] is easier/quicker to set up. I used to use Rooted Device - Rooted (because my device isn't) but maybe one day...

What happens if you test the second macro first and then the first macro second?

When I use If - End Ifs with multiple Else Ifs I often want to maintain a certain order (eg alphabetic) for the Else Ifs to simplify updating and maintenance. For this reason I never use the initial If because it can't be re-positioned like the Else Ifs can. So for the initial If I always use a...

So I guess the best workaround might be to install MacroDroid on every device and use it to zap the unwanted notifications...?

Will this ALWAYS return false?

How to prevent unwanted notifications being duplicated on devices other than the intended one?

Thanks for that, I've got it now. I tested again, then switched the positions of the triggers, and then re-tested. Whichever trigger is in the first position is the one that fires. Thanks again!

Merged macro DOES have TWO triggers - one trigger from each of the two macros that I merged, ie 'Bluetooth event - device connected - any' AND 'Bluetooth event - device connected - headset'.

Thanks. Mobile view is the fix. PS - works a treat with Block Screen Touches action!

I just merged two macros. One had the trigger 'Bluetooth event - device connected - any' and the other had the trigger 'Bluetooth event - device connected - headset'. When headset connected, both of the 'old' macros were triggered. I presumed that now, when headset connected, the 'new' macro...

When using the script editor I am not seeing any 'save' option - am I missing something obvious?

Please post a screenshot (preferably in English) of your macro.

Does the trigger fire if you manually edit the variable?

Is anyone else using the AutoMail plugin? I am trying it for the first time. AutoMail Get 'Subject', 'Text' (which I presume is body?), and 'To' appear to not be working. Any help much appreciated.

Is MailTask no longer operating?

Copy the string to a second string variable; use Text Manipulation to remove all the spaces; length of original string minus length of manipulated string = number of spaces.

It will depend on the device. You can find it by creating a simple test macro that sets a string variable to 'Foreground app name' (select in ... menu) and manually triggering it while only homescreen is visible.