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It is as faulty as the original. Code with File.DirRootExternal = broken code
link: Hi I am trying to create an Excel file by using the following code Public Sub ExportTableToExcel(Table As B4XTable) 'Log("Exporting table.")

Code with File.DirRootExternal = broken code. You have set the AsciiFile parameter to True. This means that it will break non-text files. It should never be true.
link: ftp.DownloadFile(Files(i).Name, True, File.DirRootExternal&"/Download/", Files(i).Name) Latest try was above. Was trying different download locations

File.DirRootExternal is the root directory of the smartphone. It's typical subfolder are "MUSIC", DOCUMENTS, "ALARMS", etc.. This is the directory the users are used to see when they open the "My Files". Here youz can reach all aviable files and folders of other apps as long as they are not hidden i

Code with File.DirRootExternal = broken code. Not sure what you are doing and why you are using services. You need to provide more information. Best to switch to B4XPages.

All of this is not needed if you are using the correct SDK: https://www.b4x.com/b4a.html The only special thing with targetSdkVersion = 29, related to File.DirRootExternal is: SetApplicationAttribute (android: requestLegacyExternalStorage, true)
link: If you want to get access to File.DirRootExternal, add this to the MANIFEST:SetApplicationAttribute(android:requestLegacyExternalStorage, true) this
link: Ok, it looks like this app can write files to the "sandbox"-dir File.DirInternal. This is already the best decision for writing "in-app-files": access
link: Hello I had the same problem, after hours of testing and more testing, I managed to find a solution to my problem. Note: Erel said "Avoid using File.

FTP.DownloadFile("/somefolder/files/1.zip", False, File.DirRootExternal, "1.zip") In this case File.DirRootExternal is the path to download files to. The path you set must exists. Note that this path needs the use of runtimepermissions.

Bonjour Dans une ancienne version du manuel, au paragraphe 4.12.1 il est dit que : File.DirRootExternal est le dossier racine de la carte mémoire interne. Il s'agit bien de la flash éprom du téléphone (autrement dit le disque dur), c'est bien ça ? Merci Sachant qu'android est un os linux modifié
link: Quel manuel ? File.DirRootExternal n'est plus accessible avec les dernières versions d'Android.
link: ok merci Klaus

File.DirRootExternal is on the internal SDCard.
link: Save it under File.DirRootExternal or in a custom subfolder.

I might be misunderstanding your point, but "Yes, it does". "File.DirRootExternal" is the "/root/sdcard" source folder (maybe a different name on different devices) that provides access to the device's internal storage. So, leaving all questions of access permissions aside (which unfortunately we
link: BTW, the default folder should be XUI.DefaultFolder which is the same as File.DirInternal.
link: I'm not sure that I understand you correctly but the folder in Android>data corresponds to your package name. Here's an example: 104887
link: Hi, I have found repeated recommendation, specifically with the newer android requirements, to no longer use File.DirRootExternal. However these recom

Copy the file to File.DirRootExternal or DirDefaultExternal. The home app that hosts the widget cannot access files from your app internal folder.

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