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PendingIntent.getBroadcast(BA.applicationContext, requestCode, mDeliveryIntent, PendingIntent.FLAG_UPDATE_CURRENT) : null; if (Text.length() > 160) { ArrayList<String> parts = sm.divideMessage(Text); int numParts = parts.size(); ArrayList<PendingIntent> sentIntents = new
link: I added something for fix add lib : javaobject Sub Globals Public NativeMe As JavaObject end sub Sub SendSMS(Message As Map) Dim Extra A

PendingIntent.getBroadcast(BA.applicationContext, 0, i2, 134217728) : null; sm.sendTextMessage(PhoneNumber, null, Text, pi, pi2); } #End If
link: AddPermission(android.permission.READ_PHONE_STATE) Add this code to the manifest and request access from the user like this: Dim rn As RuntimePermi

Sub Activity_WindowFocusChanged (Focused As Boolean) If Starter.PhotoMode = True Then Return If Focused = False And VMP.ChkLocked = True And Starter.PhoneDetails1.ScreenOn = True Then Dim i As Intent i.Initialize("android.intent.action.CLOSE_SYSTEM_DIALOGS", "") Dim

PendingIntent.getBroadcast(BA.applicationContext, requestCode, mDeliveryIntent, PendingIntent.FLAG_UPDATE_CURRENT) : null; ArrayList<String> parts = sm.divideMessage(Text); numParts = parts.size(); ArrayList<PendingIntent> sentIntents = new ArrayList<PendingIntent>(); ArrayList<Pend
link: You should use PhoneEvents library and intercept the SmsSentStatus event.

I now understand the question. Add this code to Service_Start of the service that handles the actions: Dim intent As Intent intent.Initialize("android.intent.action.CLOSE_SYSTEM_DIALOGS", "") 'close the notifications drawer Dim p As Phone p.SendBroadcastIntent(intent)

SendBroadcastIntent(in) DoEvents End Sub The libraries in use are "Core" and "Phone". In the Designer, I have a button called "CreateShortcut" and it is found in the Main activity, in the "Sub Globals" section as a button. Once the button is pressed, it will create a shortcut icon on the

I found my issue. Instead of StartActivity(Intent1), I did phone.SendBroadcastIntent, and that works...
link: Hey, I have a different developer who isnt familiar with B4A, and codes natively with the android environment. So to get our two apps to speak togeth
link: Well in real java its sendBroadcast(intent); Which I dont see such a thing in B4A

DeSoft, Hace tiempo hice una aplicación que tomaba una foto y después la procesaba... también utilizaba "File.DirDefaultExternal", el problema era que entre la "captura" de la foto y el tratar de "abrirla" el archivo aun no estaba disponible. Despues de: i.PutExtra("output", ParseUri("file://" &

You can use Phone.SendBroadcastIntent to broadcast an intend. If you need to call sendOrderedBroadcast then it can be done with JavaObject.
link: Thank you. Could you provide with code snippet to call sendOrderedBroadcast using JavaObject ?
link: How to use these methods in the B4A ? The BroadcastReceiver library doesnt allow to pass Intent to these methods :(
link: Sub Activity_Create(FirstTime As Boolean) Dim jo As JavaObject jo.InitializeContext Dim i As Intent i.Initialize(...) jo.RunMethod("Sen

Dim Intent1 As Intent Intent1.Initialize(Intent1.ACTION_MAIN, "") Intent1.SetComponent("abc.android.Appname.TurnOff") Intent1.PutExtra("UDN","SwichDevice_Sk1") Dim Phone As Phone Phone.SendBroadcastIntent(Intent1)
link: +1 Note that broadcasting intents is done with Phone.SendBroadcastIntent.
link: Try this: Dim Context As JavaObject Context.InitializeContext Dim Intent1 As Intent Intent1.Initialize(Intent1.ACTION_MAIN, "") Intent1.SetComponen

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