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As a general rule, you shouldn't call RuntimePermissions.Check from an Activity. It will be simpler to always call CheckAndRequest. Listing the permissions Not many are aware to the fact that you can see the project permissions by clicking on the List Permissions button that is inside the Logs tab
link: As this is a tutorial please start a new thread for any unrelated question (BTW, my Android device run Android 7.0 ;) ).
link: Oops - getting runtime permissions is well explained in post #1 of this thread. - Colin.
link: Now you reached Android version :) When should we expect B4A ? Thanks again for your support .

Runtime permission means real user consent acceptance, it can't be invisible.
link: yes you can define it in starter, BUT you can not request a permission from a service. Services can not show any UI elements. The request MUST be don
link: Hi, thanks for the replies. That link was the example I looked at. I added the permission in the manifest editor. I would like to use the PhoneStateCh
link: Thanks it worked with the runtime permission. I guess I am not quite used to those. Two other short questions. If the Service is not a foreground se

PermissionsManager is a library that enables the management of runtime permissions. This library completely replaces the standard RuntimePermissions library with the addition of modern dangerous permissions and special permissions that require approval via the settings application. This library con
link: It's really great, I wanted to make wrapper for runtime permissions, but you beat me to it. Svaka čast kolega.
link: Version 1.1 Download library from the first post. Changes: Added special permission SPECIAL_APP_NOTIFICATION in permissions constants. Added special

The runtime permissions answer seems most likely. That I can run only some of the TTS-using apps may mean that the ones that do work include all the needed requirements and do not rely on getting any permission. Think so? As to recording a "log", how would I go about that? Thanks you so much. I will
link: to clarify: the runtime permissions could affect aspects of the app not related to TTS. i don't know what your app does (beyond speaking letters and
link: 2 thoughts: runtime permissions log output i don't use fire, and i don't know if their version of android even requires runtime permissions, but i se

The runtime permissions tutorial (https://www.b4x.-permissions-android-6-0-permissions.67689/#content) provides all the information you need to be able to write the code yourself. If there are other things that aren't clear to you, then search the forum for the specific issue you are having & if you
link: You should use runtime permissions and your code should include something like this: Dim rp As RuntimePermissions 'need runtime permissions library.
link: Which library? Runtime Permissions? I think it's a core library, so look for it in the Libraries tab in the B4A IDE. 75297 - Colin.
link: I will test this Thanks for replay . I will test this code can you give me this Library :runtime permissions library ?

Yes. Most apps ask explain to the user what is about to happen, and why it is important they allow it. And if the user feels this makes sense, they press a button to show the formal request. But it's not shown until the user has indicated that they actually would agree to it. So, to explain in a sl
link: If the user declined all you can do is to check for permission and if not granted tell the user that HE NEED to enable it again in the Settings for yo
link: If a runtime permission is denied by the user, the dialog box asking for permission never appears again even if app is killed and restarted. Should I

1. You need to add the permission to the manifest as before. 2. Runtime permissions is a feature of Android 6.0 and above so on devices with lower android versions the permissions will be asked at install time.
link: I'm trying the runtime permissions for the first time. I would ask PERMISSION_GET_ACCOUNTS only at runtime. In the manifest file I set only the Andr

Look the post: https://www.b4x.-permissions-android-6-0-permissions.67689/ As you can read there: B4A v6.0 adds support for runtime permissions. The nice thing about runtime permissions is that the user is not asked for any permission when they install your application from Google Play. Instead t
link: "The nice thing about runtime permissions is.... " What is the nice thing??? :( I have in the moment no plan, what I can do to get the Microphone-

You are confusing different things. Runtime permissions are only relevant if targetSdkVersion is set to 23+. The android version under Tools - Configure Paths is not important in this case. The code you posted if not related to the runtime permissions feature. The answer is that you can set the ta
link: Just a confirmation if I'm doing correctly: I have declared in "configure paths" the android-23 platform. This because I want to manage a runtime perm
link: I got help for that code (I didn't write it) and there is another part in Java to shows a dialog that enables the user to approve whitelisting the app
link: Ahhh.... understand now. I have removed RuntimePermissions1.CheckAndRequest("android.permission.") And just use the java code to open the dialog and

1. Click on the List Permissions button in the logs tab. Do you see the relevant permissions listed there? If not then the dialog will not appear. 2. Change the package name as a test and run the app.
link: Thanks! It was my stupid mistake, I missed this part from the original version. Without it will run fine but automatically deny permissions. I also h
link: Hi, I will try describe my problem without code this time as the code is a mess and unpresentable. I have two versions of the same appbase, still the

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