Assuming this is something I can run in an activity starter like the below scenario:
android.bluetooth.adapter.action.REQUEST_ENABLE
just dont know what the command is required for this particular instance. works if i go to settings and allow permissions - but thats the long way of course.
Your App will automatically trigger the pop-up asking for Bluetooth permission when the App attempts to enable Bluetooth.
long time no talk @ChrisWard , you've always been exceptionally helpful in the past and I very much appreciate all the time you spend here helping folks.
This is an app I made and used for a long time where either an app inventor update or a phone update is pushing this new scenario asking for "permission".
here is my old/current setup where i've never seen this permission deal till now.
the activity starter action reads "android.bluetooth.adapter.action.REQUEST_ENABLE"
(never had this error before)
I figured this error message being permission related that its different than an enable deal - I could be entirely wrong.
also, this is on classic BT - which I might move away from given the unfortunate HC-06/HC-05 issues I've seen lately. thats a me rant for a different post though lol
Ive never noticed this before . . . interesting.
do you know which i need to select?
(since I have to download and open the APK on my phone to get the error - prefer to not play guess and check given how long that takes in this case)
This is a new requirement for SDK31.. see here what needs to be done
Taifun
thank you!
and thank you for spending all the time to make your extensions.
there's a few of you folks here that this whole platform would not be the same without.
your collective efforts are noticed and remembered.
below works - I put it in my program a little different, but its the same difference.
I dont know if this would pop up everytime the app is opened or not - I should have tested that.
the way I run my BT is that after connected to a device, that address is saved to tinyDB. on app initialization, if there is a mac address, the app will try to auto connect to that source.
the way I integrated the below suggestion into my code was to look to see if there was a mac address saved or not since permission would have to be allowed in order to ever be able to connect to anything.
so if there ISNT a mac address ("variable = tinyDB, is variable length greater than x") , it runs the below scenario.
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