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select the intent of facebook to share image Dim i As Intent i.Initialize(i.ACTION_SEND,"") i.SetType("image/jpg") For Each cn As String In pm.QueryIntentActivities(i) If cn.SubString2(0,20) = "com.facebook.katana/" Then fb1 = cn Exit End If
link: I don't know how to post a text, yet.
link: thx as2, know about text?

You cannot filter only this applications use the intent chooser. You need to create your own screen to share (and use the intents to every app), like this: 140953
link: An example to share an image using the Instagram: Dim inten As Intent inten.Initialize(inten.ACTION_SEND,"") inten.SetType("image/*") inten.PutExtra("
link: Hello! I'm creating an app that needs to share images, however, this sharing should only occur for some specific applications (facebook, instagram, l
link: I understand. It's okay to create an intent for each one. But honestly I don't know how to do it... could you give me any tips or examples? Thank you

Dim files As List files.Initialize files.Add(Starter.Provider.GetFileUri(FileName1)) 'copy files to the shared folder files.Add(Starter.Provider.GetFileUri(FileName2)) Dim in As Intent in.Initialize("android.intent.action.SEND_MULTIPLE", "") in.As(JavaObject).RunMethod("putParcelableArrayListExtra",
link: Hi @kalil Please mark Erel's message as solution for future reference.
link: Hi every one i'm new here, i would like to share multiple images at the same time please i need some help i tried this code from Erel but it shares on

After using the code below, a picture can be viewed but share option is not enabled ! Is there a way you can add parameters to the intent object to tell him the image is finished and ready to be shared ? When you edit the picture by adding an effect then save picture again, you can then share the i
link: Change the intent action to ACTION_SEND.
link: ACTION_SEND does not work, tested using what'app and gmail ! It would have been nice to view the picture with the default picture view with the share

The link you shared is the right one. You can use it to share the file/image in other apps that support the format, or save it in files, or save it in the gallery for images. Here is a picture of how it looks on my iphone when I want to share a picture from my uPark+ app: 154521 - Above we have the
link: (I don't use iPhone other than for development, so I'm a bit unsure of how things work here. Therefore I turn to the forum for guidance.) An example
link: Understood. To summarize, in Android we have these for Share and Download: 154523 And in iOS we just have this one, which does both Share and Dow
link: And if we go back one step from what your screen show, does that mean that there isn't a button for Share and another for Download? There's just one

through the Share button (Share) I create the event, with the Variable (ShareBitmap) that contains the image. Sub BtCondividi_Click Dim r As Reflector Dim f As Object f = r.CreateObject2("java.io.File", Array As Object(ShareBitmap), Array As String("java.lang.String")) Dim share As
link: Thanks for the reply, but since I use a listview of images (i) and (LongClick) on the (item) it opens a panel with options. With your example I can no
link: make a breakpoint start in debug mode and look if the sharebitmap is valid. i would write it in this order, close after used Bitmap1.Initialize2(IpSt
link: Save the image to disc. Share the file written with FileProvider using the right path.

in.SetType("text/plain") in.WrapAsIntentChooser("Share Via") StartActivity(in) This is a basic example of sharing image "non-text based message": Dim FileToSend As String = "Message.txt" File.WriteString(Starter.Provider.SharedFolder, FileToSend, "jaklsdjalksdjalskdjasld") Dim in As Intent

Hello all, I noticed that there are some alerts about Instagram deprecating receiving images with texts/captions pre filled. Is it true? If is possible, how can be done? Does anybody have a code sample? Thanks!

The solution above is relevant for a different case, it is when an app "opens" a document using another app, using DocumentInteraction: https://www.b4x.-of-methods-to-access-external-resources-or-share-to-external-apps.99368/#content Adding your app to the share list requires building an extension.
link: I follow this tutorial: https://www.b4x.-external-files-with-your-app.50525/#content I use public.image to share all kind of images with my app. But i
link: Thats very bad news... Share files with my app is an important feature. Can we expect it in 2021?

This example shows how to create an app that can act as a sharing target. It will be listed in the list of apps that show when the user shares an image. The first step is to add an intent filter to the manifest editor. The intent filter tells the OS which types of resources the app supports: AddAc
link: Question: This works just fine for me when I 'share' using a file manager. But, when I use other apps like Gallery, the URI looks like: content:// th

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