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Make sure to call SetEventsListener and use: whatfile=fc.ShowOpen(B4XPages.GetNativeParent(mCallback))
link: now works :)
link: Hi there... I wanna create a custom Item for B4X PreferencesDialog... when user click at a label to get FileChooser showopen... I am using that (tho

Dim fc As FileChooser fc.Initialize fc.Title = "Select a Directory (Open any file within the directory)" Dim selectedFile As String selectedFile = fc.ShowOpen(MainForm) If selectedFile <> "" Then Dim directoryPath As String directoryPath = File.GetFileParent(s
link: Public fchoose As FileChooser Public dirchoose As DirectoryChooser Do you mean a combination of the two?
link: That's it. You can't select a directory unless it has a file in it.
link: Well, duh - didn't know that existed. In my defense another post led me to believe it wasn't possible.

Dim fchoose As FileChooser fchoose.Initialize fchoose.InitialDirectory = "." fchoose.InitialFileName = "*.java" Dim fname As String = fchoose.ShowOpen(MainForm) If fname = "" then 'no file chosen Else 'it contains selected file name and path. End If
link: Private Sub openFileDialog(frame As JavaObject) As String Dim fileChooser As JavaObject fileChooser.InitializeNewInstance("javax.swing.JFil
link: End Sub Sub AppStart (Form1 As Form, Args() As String) MainForm = Form1 MainForm.RootPane.LoadLayout("Layout1") MainForm.Show Button1.
link: In the line Dim result As Int = fileChooser.RunMethod("showOpenDialog", Array(jframe)) the last jframe is read - what lib am i missing ?

From Javafx doc FileChooser: It appears that this is a platform level issue.
link: FileChooser - ShowOpen. InitialFileName should be set in the input box. 131598

Try FileChooser or DirectoryChooser for directories.
link: Part of one of my projects: Sub ChooseFile(Open As Boolean) As String Dim fc As FileChooser fc.Initialize fc.InitialDirectory = mFCInitial
link: Hi LucaMs, thanks for the link. It looks very complex ... :) I thought there would be a simplier way to do the same as content chosser do. A "normal"
link: Hi, i am looking for a File Explorer View in B4j. In B4A i use Content Chooser, but i can't find such a view in B4J. Any suggestions?

Use the FileChooser Dim FC As FileChooser FC.Initialize FC.InitialDirectory = "initialdir" FC.Title = "Select the XML file" FC.SetExtensionFilter("XML", Array As String("*.xml")) Dim selected As String = FC.ShowOpen(MainForm)
link: File picker search in the forum. There's a lot of info available herein, but FileChooser is probably best. Like @DonManfred said... :D
link: Is there something like a file picker in B4J. When I click a button I want to select directory and filename like you do in windows. rg J.

You should use B4XPages.GetNativeParent(Me) to get the form.
link: I can't find an example of how to use FileChooser from within a B4XPages module. In particular, I don't know how to get the Form "Owner" for this: D

You don't have any control over the files listed in FileChooser. You will need to implement your own dialog.
link: Can anyone help me get the B4J filechooser to be able to read a file list instead of a volume it's currently accessing? For example, we get external

You can get username with Dim username as String = GetSystemProperty("user.name", "default")
link: Greetings. Thank you for your replies. How to set FileChooser - InitialDirectory to Pictures? Dim FC As FileChooser FC.Initialize FC.Ti
link: @Roycefer Thank you indeed. Sandy

FileDialog is an android library. In B4j you can use FileChooser, it is an internal library.
link: If you know where you want to save the file, you don't need Filechooser, otherwise see the documentation: https://www.b4x.com/b4j/help/jfx.html#filech

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