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B4A + B4i example: https://www.b4x.com/android/forum/threads/b4x-texteditor-save-and-load-external-files.132731/#post-838166 List of classes or libraries that can be used to access secondary storages: ContentChooser (Phone libray) - allows the user to select a resource or file using external provid
link: The user can always change the file name before it is saved. The file name will also be changed if there is an existing file with the same name.
link: Greate example ! How to fixed the filename ? Thanks !

A cosa corrisponde? Come lo hai impostato? E comunque dovresti usare: SaveAs- this code, the opposite of ContentChooser or the simpler version of ExternalStorage. Allows the user to choose the place where the file will be saved. Simple to work with and doesn't require permissions. Possible alterna

The available options are listed here: SaveAs - Let the user select a target folder + list of other related methods

1. This should be done with SaveAs: SaveAs - Let the user select a target folder + list of other related methods - 2. This should be done with ContentChooser 3. Share the file with an intent.

No such thing anymore. The various options are listed here: SaveAs - Let the user select a target folder + list of other related methods Nothing has changed related to this in the last year.

If you want to let the user save a single file then use the "SaveAs" method. It is simpler than you think. If you want to have full access to a folder then you need to use ExternalStorage which is more complicated to work with. If it is not a Google Play app then you can set the targetSdkVersion to
link: Yes, this can only be done with ExternalStorage. I don't know whether it is relevant or not but another option is to store everything in the app inte

Start here: SaveAs - Let the user select a target folder + list of other related methods Your app uses ExternalStorage to select the accessible folder. On new device the root folder isn't accessible. You can create a file manager app as @agraham pointed, however it will not be accepted to Google

Hi: The proposed SaveAs method it would work if you have the Microsoft app Onedrive installed and logged, then when you use "SaveAs", you can choose your onedrive unit, but previously you've logged in with the Microsoft App. To access directly from your app, I think you would need to use the "Micr

I have an application where a pdf file with the name "saida.pdf" is generated in the application folder. To facilitate access we use the command so that the file is saved in the Downloads folder. In the debug version, it works without any problems, we can even change the file name to ex1.pdf, for e
link: In the release version, if I don't change, inside SaveAs, the name of the file, that is, I leave saida.pdf, it saves correctly. For this reason I don'
link: The strange problem I reported in the initial message happened because I was using a Chinese version smartphone with a modified Android 6 rom.? Later
link: I don't see any reason for the behavior you describe. My guess is that the problem is somewhere else. If you are able to reproduce it in a small proj

It doesn't matter whether the user has already authenticated or not. You simply use the SaveAs method and let the user select whichever local or remote storage service they like. You can't detect it.
link: It is difficult to read your post. The bold formatting only adds clutter. Correct way to save files: SaveAs - Let the user select a target folder +

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