Writing in internal phone storage

[bodymindpower (Anke)]

@youssef_achour

Means i can do that without permissions yes

Yes, that’s how it should be.

[bodymindpower (Anke)]

With Android 11 at the latest, this must also be implemented by Kodular, since then the ASD (but also now under Android 10) is of outstanding importance.

[youssef_achour]

@bodymindpower

Otherwise, you can try to download the files to the ASD (app-specific directory), then copy them to the Private directory and (after copying) remove them from the ASD.

Thanks a lot
But can you tell me what is the path for the ASD and how to copy files after downloading

[bodymindpower (Anke)]

@youssef_achour

But can you tell me what is the path for the ASD and how to copy files after downloading

I’ve already shown in this thread, but again:

[youssef_achour]

Thanks for your help

[youssef_achour]

@bodymindpower

Why i don’t use the Move block instead of copy and delete ?

[bodymindpower (Anke)]

@youssef_achour

Why i don’t use the Move block instead of copy and delete

Of course, that should also work. Try it.

[youssef_achour]

And when i want to read from TXT file with this block while the file is in the private directory i just write its name without / or private directory path, right ?

[youssef_achour]

What’s wrong here @bodymindpower ?
It don’t work

Blocks

[Taifun]

use Do it to debug your blocks, see also tip 4 here App Inventor: How to Learn | Pura Vida Apps
see also Live Development, Testing, and Debugging Tools

does it work after building the app?

you also might want to reduce the redundancy in the blocks…
DRY - Don’t repeat yourself

Don't repeat yourself

Taifun