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link: This question has been asked multiple times in the forum & the answer is always the same: If you want to access device storage that isn't app specific
link: What I said in post #7. You need to use ContentResolver. It's "Mr Lyders" btw... :)
link: Perhaps he wants the data to persist after the app is uninstalled? Or perhaps he's trying to import data that was downloaded to the Downloads director

Hello, i´m playing around with the Calendars on my Device and want to Query them. I found out how it works using ContentResolver querying the ContentProvider available in Android. You can find it documented here. I started using java code and a java-librarywrapper for this but then i realized tha
link: Reading Events from a Calendar. Event constants can be found in the Dim econ As EventConstants Here we are reading all visible Events which blongs t
link: AND (${econ.ALL_DAY}= ?))))"$ Dim selectionArgs() As String = Array As String(1,FromTime,EndTime,0,FromTime,1) cr.QueryAsync(econ.CONTENT_URI

This is a calendar manipulation class based on @DonManfred 's explorations which you can find at https://www.b4x.-with-calendars-using-contentresolver-query-insert-update-delete.100229/. It contains the following methods: - AddCalendar: Adds a new Calendar and returns its id, or -1 if no Calendar
link: The first thing I see (at least from the code you pasted) is that you're not requesting RuntimePermissions; also, have you updated your Manifest? (Cfr

ContentResolver library allows you to access "content providers" applications. This functionality is already available with objects such as: CallLog, Contacts, Contacts2 and others. With this library you have more flexibility as you can implement it completely in Basic4android. The classes in thi
link: I beg your pardon but I am turning around to find ContentResolver v1.50
link: I guess that you are talking about this: https://stackoverflow.-number-of-rows-in-a-contentresolver-query-function Start a new thread and I'll show y
link: Hi, I want to access the CalendarContract.Instances . Can I use ContentResolver Library to read, update and delete? If yes, how can I do these? Th

This is equivalent to: File.OpenInput(Dir, File) 'in ContentChooser event. It has nothing to do with getting a file URI.
link: Hey, i found on stackoverflow this thread: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/5657411/android-getting-a-file-uri-from-a-content-uri The first answe
link: so? Dim cc As ContentChooser cc.Initialize("cc") cc.Show("*/*", "Select file to be upload.") wait for cc_Result (Success As Boolean, Dir As String, Fi

It is a mistake to try to get a file path from the returned resource. It will not work in most cases, and even if you will be able to get the path, you will not be able to access it. You can use File.OpenInput to access the remote resource. Correct solution: TextEditor - Save and load external fi

You can use Contentresolver to get the info.

If you use a ContentResolver, the default location is the downloads folder. The user only has to hit OK once & then every time you use the ContentResolver after that, it remembers that the user granted permission. It's pretty straightforward. - Colin.

Depends on: Phone, JavaObject and ContentResolver libraries Sub AddBitmapToGallery (In As InputStream, TargetName As String, MimeType As String) Dim p As Phone Dim ctxt As JavaObject ctxt.InitializeContext If p.SdkVersion >= 29 Then Dim cr As ContentResolver cr.Init

This library is an internal library, you should copy to C:\Program Files (x86)\Anywhere Software\Basic4android\Libraries or where your b4a is installed.
link: What was the question?
link: Hi Everyone, I copied the version 1.50 of the ContentResolver library in my additional libraries folder and when I chose ContentResolver from the Lib

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