Upload file to Firebase Console

Guys, to store: images, photo, PDF on Firebase Storage I used (as taught here in the community) the web component. Now if I want to upload this file (jpeg, pdf) from Firebase Storage to the application, example: show the image in the image component or inside a List View Image List, how do I do it?

I think you should add file:// just before global foto in the path file, use join block

Also you can refer this guide too

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Is this what you suggest? But what would be the purpose of putting this “file://”?

Is there another method I can use to upload this image from firebase storage to the app?

Without that tag i hope it is hard to get with fenix update j think for the devices above version 10

@Carlos_Alberto_Leonel
You can check out this also
https://community.thunkable.com/t/free-firebasestorage-extension-v2-0-new-version/8544

I’ll try to use that too, but I’ll be more objective in the question. I have two entries: customer and service provider. On the provider’s side, he has a profile picture and a certificate of good background. Both the image/photo and PDF I have been stored on Storage. On the client’s side, when he clicks on the provider’s profile, I want this data to appear, but how do I do this?

Guys, I did it in two ways: with the Thunkable extension and Kodular’s native Firebase Storage. Here are the results:

[FirebaseStorage Extension v2.0:

Firebase Storage (console)

The question is using this extension can I download the file stored on Firebase Storage and show it in the app? Example: User profile picture.

Kodular Native Firebase Storage: I’ll make the aia available for you to check.
appdefirebase_storage.aia (8.6 KB)
Firebase Database and Firebase Storage Configuration:



This is now a system that loads the image, with the name of the profile where I save it on Storage. I created a shipping status. When I click on Image Picker, I select the image and the status doesn’t go off loading because it isn’t being saved.

I’ll put it as solved (no one answered) so it doesn’t stay open. :pensive:

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