Server error: could not save one or more files. Please try again later!

Hello,
I’m using the free version of Kodular, and I’m getting this error “Server error: could not save one or more files. Please try again later!” when trying to export the APK.

I have tried various solutions but have not been able to resolve this issue.
This error appears after I added many GIFs with webview. I only use 2 webviews on one screen and display them with GoToUrl.

I’m new to app development.
I’m hoping someone in this forum can explain what’s going on and suggest a solution.

Thanks!

Hi Lizz,

Welcome to the :kodular:odular Community!

I don’t understand if you remove the GIFs, does it let you export the project?

I tried disabling the URLs one by one and continuing to export, and it worked with only a few URLs remaining.

I also looked for the source of the problem, and this error appears when I try to export only a few URLs.

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Only 6 URLs can be exported.

When I replace the URL in this error component with an exportable URL, it works.
But when I try to export more than that, the error still appears: Server error: could not save one or more files. Please try again later!

Could you explain yourself better about this?

How are you “disabling” the URLs?

Could you show the relevant blocks?

I disabled the GoToUrl webview block.

Only these 6 URLs work.

When I enabled the webview block in ‘when SPenuh click’, a compile error appeared.

But when I replaced the URL in the ‘SPenuh’ webview block with a URL in the exportable webview (for example: next9), it worked.

And when I enabled all webview blocks, a server error appeared.

I believe the problem is actually all the images saved in Base64.
Why are you keeping them saved in this format instead of as image files?

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I converted the GIF to Base64 to preserve the animation. I learned this from several tutorials on YouTube.

I heard that Kodular does not support GIFs, and displaying them as images causes them to stop animating.

I tried other ways to display this GIF file, but none of them worked for me.

Are there any suggestions for displaying GIFs in other ways?

Extensions?

:raising_hands:Taifun:raising_hands: 's method?

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The error was caused by the Base64 URL.
I was confused because the folder path and extension didn’t work for me.
I tried replacing it with another URL and it worked. Thank you very much!

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Very good, I’m glad :partying_face:

If you can, I’d like to ask you to show how you solved it so it can also be useful for other users.