J John Naylor Active Member Licensed User Longtime User Mar 16, 2022 #1 As per title. I've posted a couple of B4XLibs that I've written and they have been posted as a B4A prefix which really doesn't show off the fact that they work on all of B4X. I've put them in the Additional libraries, classes and official updates section under the main B4A Forum section. Seems daft these days to have to do the same post in IOS Libraries and also B4J Libraries and classes. Would members who only write in B4J or B4i miss my class? Probably not with a bit of searching but some parts of the segregation of the language seem to me to be a bit detrimental to the overall brilliance of B4X.
As per title. I've posted a couple of B4XLibs that I've written and they have been posted as a B4A prefix which really doesn't show off the fact that they work on all of B4X. I've put them in the Additional libraries, classes and official updates section under the main B4A Forum section. Seems daft these days to have to do the same post in IOS Libraries and also B4J Libraries and classes. Would members who only write in B4J or B4i miss my class? Probably not with a bit of searching but some parts of the segregation of the language seem to me to be a bit detrimental to the overall brilliance of B4X.
LucaMs Expert Licensed User Longtime User Mar 16, 2022 #2 Usually you write [B4X] in the title; and write B4X as tag.
J John Naylor Active Member Licensed User Longtime User Mar 16, 2022 #3 LucaMs said: Usually you write [B4X] in the title; and write B4X as tag. View attachment 126690 Click to expand... Great point. I'll modify my post titles thanks.
LucaMs said: Usually you write [B4X] in the title; and write B4X as tag. View attachment 126690 Click to expand... Great point. I'll modify my post titles thanks.
Erel B4X founder Staff member Licensed User Longtime User Mar 17, 2022 #4 The search engine looks for the [B4X] prefix and treats such threads as cross platform threads.
