Off-hook condition

[JoeSweeney]

Hey gang,

I have a flow that announces calendar events. To ensure that the flow does not interrupt g ongoing phone calls, I have placed a Off-hook condition as the first item in the flow. If the Off-hook condition returns false the flow continues, otherwise it terminates.
However, it appears as if the Off-hook condition is *never* true, even when I am on a call.
I am running on a Galaxy Note 3, rooted, Android 4.4.
Can others confirm if the Off-hook condition works.

[MURTUMA]

In my device it works flawlessly.

I have no idea what the problem might be, but as a workaround try setting to "idle" and changing true path to false and so on... Idle means that there's nothing going on related to calls so basically that is just changing the logic other way around.

[Martin]

Hi,

The condition also works for me on a stock Samsung Note3 with Android version 4.4.2 (not rooted) with both incoming and outgoing calls.

Please try to use the condition in isolation so other problems can be eliminated:
-create a new flow
-add a condition Call State: Off-hook and let the condition configuration open
-call a number (outgoing call is also in Off-hook state when it's still ringing for the other party)
-switch back to the condition and press menu->Execute while the call is active
The condition should show a notification with either True or False. Still False?

Are you using any Xposed modules, Xprivacy or other security apps that could prevent Automagic from seeing the correct call state?

Regards,
Martin