Android Question SdkVersion="33"

[Sergey_New]

When installed in the manifest instead of SdkVersion="29" version 33, the image located in the program folder stopped loading into WebView.
What permissions do I need to set?

 

[Brian Dean]

. . . located in the program folder

I think that you must at least tell us the full file path. You could mean the Assets folder where program resources are often kept, but I suspect that you do not.

 

[Sergey_New]

I think that you must at least tell us the full file path

When you install an application, a folder with its name is created.

File.MakeDir(File.DirRootExternal, Starter.ProgName)

This folder stores image files.

 

[Brian Dean]

These are Erel's words on the subject . . .

Code with File.DirRootExternal = broken code.
Code with File.DirDefaultExternal = broken code.
Both will never work.

That was taken from this post which you might find helpful.

 

[Sergey_New]

These are Erel's words on the subject

Is this related to the SDK version?

 

[Brian Dean]

Is this related to the SDK version?

Yes. If the app does not have to go in the playstore you can set the max sdk level to 29 (as I recall) and you will not be bothered with the more recent permission limitations.

 

[Sergey_New]

Yes.

Thank you!

 

[aeric]

Check

Images loaded in webviews are not displayed in mode “debug (rapid)” B4A 3.50 version

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[Sergey_New]

Check

In version 29 it works in both debug and release mode