notification showing date

[gbmolina]

Hi, when sliding the notification bar, the persistent notification of MD shows the day of the week, I was messing around with the settings, so it was probable me. Any way of removing/resetting that?
Thanks

 

[Jacob L]

There's an action called, set MacroDroid notification text.

 

[gbmolina]

Thank you, I fixed it. Maybe this is a kind of a bug, because I tested a macros, discarded it and than the text persisted. Isn't that ilogical?

 

[Jacob L]

Thank you, I fixed it. Maybe this is a kind of a bug, because I tested a macros, discarded it and than the text persisted. Isn't that ilogical?

It is logical. If you tested it, the action has run and it will stick. Discarding it won't undo the action.

 

[gbmolina]

It is logical. If you tested it, the action has run and it will stick. Discarding it won't undo the action.

Well, I guess it depends on whos logic than, I would assume the action has to stick only if the macro is saved, but that is my point of view, off course. Anyways, thanks.

 

[Pseudocyclic]

Maybe you have to think of it like changing a setting. If you create and test a macro to set a volume level, then delete the macro, that volume level doesn't then change back to whatever it was before you created/tested/deleted the macro.

 

[gbmolina]

Maybe you have to think of it like changing a setting. If you create a macro to set a volume level, then run the macro, then delete the macro, that volume level doesn't then change back to whatever it was before you created/ran/deleted the macro.

I agree, but I did not save the macro. That is my point, I just tested it. But then again, how do you test something if the action is not performed... Complicated issue.

 

[Pseudocyclic]

I agree, but I did not save the macro. That is my point, I just tested it. But then again, how do you test something if the action is not performed... Complicated issue.

I updated the wording of my previous reply slightly... when you test the action you change the setting, the setting can't change itself back.

 

[dhj49er]

I agree, but I did not save the macro. That is my point, I just tested it. But then again, how do you test something if the action is not performed... Complicated issue.

I don't think it's a complicated issue.
You created a macro and tested it's actions.
Wether you save or delete the macro does not change what the macro did.
Think about it how could deleting an unsaved macro undo the actions from testing the macro? It's just not feasible. To undo the action you need to change the action in the macro & test the modified action.