Android Question B4XPages, return a picture from camera

[rosippc64a]

Hi everyone!


This is my second B4XPages project (in generally I maintain my old apps that not B4XPages), and I’ve never had to capture an image with the camera in B4XPages before. So I took a sample project and started modifying it. The sample projects work fine. But in my case, I don’t want to call the camera from the MainPage, but from another page. The camera appears, and I think it actually takes the picture, but when it returns to the calling page, nothing shows up in the ImageView. There’s no error, just no image.
The code that calls the camera is in B4XPageSzamlabekuldes.bas, and the camera code itself is in B4XPageCamera.bas. I’ve made quite a mess of it during my three-day struggle, but no matter what I do, I can’t get the picture to appear.
The login doesn’t matter; the error is in the third menu item (photo), where you also need to click the photo button.
Please take a look at the code!


Thanks,
Steven

 

[teddybear]

Use B4XImageView instead ImageView in the layout PageSzamlabekuldes_inner.

 

[Lucas Siqueira]

Hi everyone!


This is my second B4XPages project (in generally I maintain my old apps that not B4XPages), and I’ve never had to capture an image with the camera in B4XPages before. So I took a sample project and started modifying it. The sample projects work fine. But in my case, I don’t want to call the camera from the MainPage, but from another page. The camera appears, and I think it actually takes the picture, but when it returns to the calling page, nothing shows up in the ImageView. There’s no error, just no image.
The code that calls the camera is in B4XPageSzamlabekuldes.bas, and the camera code itself is in B4XPageCamera.bas. I’ve made quite a mess of it during my three-day struggle, but no matter what I do, I can’t get the picture to appear.
The login doesn’t matter; the error is in the third menu item (photo), where you also need to click the photo button.
Please take a look at the code!


Thanks,
Steven

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[rosippc64a]

Thank you, the mediachooser solved my problem. I tried previously too, but there was some problem, so I ignored it. But now it works good.