[Free] FancyGallery extension

i saw it but when i import ais it says cannot find component FancyGallery

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I sent back the aia

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FIblogphotoapp (1).aia (19.9 KB)

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use this @adwapbao

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Very Nice @marco_tanzi U always bring the :fire::fire::fire:

:heart_eyes: :smiling_face_with_three_hearts: :hugs:

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I tried, they don’t work, no image list data, subtitles

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maybe your list is empty of images?

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try putting all the images in a label

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It’s wrong !!!

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Right Configuration by list

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We cannot know the length of the list of information that we pulled from the database.

Instead of dealing with this shape one by one, you should develop a system that makes it automatic. @marco_tanzi

thank you

FIKIR_KUMESI

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@adwapbao
Check if this :point_down: apk works for you as intended
FIblogphotoapp.apk (5.4 MB)

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Without the precise number of images it cannot work

A routine that avoid the step by step system Is possible,but only with the precise Number of images

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Yes, send me please aia file please

I have sent the aia file to @adwapbao in the PM. Also posting the blocks here so that it will help anyone having the same query. (I have marked the changes made in below blocks)

Also,

If i understood this :point_up: correctly, then I hope the same has been solved with above blocks, as now you can have any number of images and don’t need to specify any specific number

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Congrats for your extension @marco_tanzi

Can i use video instead of image?

No you can’t use video,only images

I made gallery extension.
regards

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Wonderful,Thanks @marco_tanzi

I have imported
import android.os.Environment;

This is result:
error: cannot find symbol Assets = ApplicationSpecificDirectory() + “/assets/” ;

What else do I need to import?
What a mistake am I making ?

Thanks in advance Marco.

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instead use this -

public String ApplicationSpecificDirectory() {
      String a = this.context.getExternalFilesDir((String)null).getPath();
      return a;
   }
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