Hello,

I've designed a case for my Pixel 3a and ordered it at cewe. If you like it, I could post the original image.
For me, it's really nice

I found the solution! I came across the documentation for the policy groups. So I added "content_exchange" to the list of the "policy-groups" in the apparmor file and - voila - the input file dialog shows me a list of apps.

Thanks for the hint with the Content Hub!

@ubportsnews Merry Christmas and many greetings. Thank you for the awesome work on Ubuntu Touch. I love this system and I'm looking forward for the things and news to come. Keep up the good work!

@developerbayman Yes, right I'm very proud of it and I will keep it up

@developerbayman You could try out Touch IDE which is a development environment you can use right on your UT phone. You can use this also in conjunction with touchide.net to be also able to develop in the browser.
I hope this helps.

I had a similar problem and I found a solution At first, you have to add "content_exchange" to the list of the "policy_groups" in your apparmor file. Then, you'll get a list of apps when clicking on the file input. Then, you can use the change-event of the file input to read the contents of the chosen file. E.g.:

var input = document.getElementById("file");
if (input.files.length > 0) {
    var reader = new FileReader();
    reader.addEventListener("load", function() {
        console.log(reader.result);
    });
    reader.readAsDataURL(input.files[0]);
}

I hope this helps a bit.

Development works fine, thanks for the hint

@kristatos Oh, I thought, it was the most recent one. So, I'll switch to development and see what happens.

Hello,
I've just changed the channel to 20.04 RC. I can't uninstall my own apps to update them to the focal versions. I'm getting this error in clickable:

Trying to uninstall the app first.
Error: GDBus.Error:com.lomiri.click.OperationFailed: failed to remove schulferien.daniel

On the other side, I have two camera apps and two weather apps in the Launcher. What could be wrong here?

Hello,

I've designed a case for my Pixel 3a and ordered it at cewe. If you like it, I could post the original image.
For me, it's really nice

@developerbayman Yes, right I'm very proud of it and I will keep it up

@developerbayman You could try out Touch IDE which is a development environment you can use right on your UT phone. You can use this also in conjunction with touchide.net to be also able to develop in the browser.
I hope this helps.

@ubportsnews Merry Christmas and many greetings. Thank you for the awesome work on Ubuntu Touch. I love this system and I'm looking forward for the things and news to come. Keep up the good work!

So, I finally found a solution. Okay, in my case, the constellation is a bit different: I have a qml app with a WebView. I ended up to trigger the download from HTML/Javascript side and to process the download on qml side. I failed to use the SingleDownload component because it can not handle data-URLs. So I implemented my own solution:

// ...
        WebContext {
            id: mainContext
            onDownloadRequested: {
                var fileUrl = "/home/phablet/.local/share/schulferien.daniel/Downloads/" + download.downloadFileName;
                var request = new XMLHttpRequest();
                request.open("PUT", fileUrl, false);
                request.send(decodeURIComponent(download.url.toString().replace("data:text/plain;,", "")));
                PopupUtils.open(downloadedMessage);
            }
        }

        WebView {
            id: mainWebView
            context: mainContext
// ...

The "fileUrl" has to point to the application path + Downloads, otherwise a "device not open" error will occur.

I have the "Warnapp Deutschland" from OpenStore which worked fine.

@cibersheep Thanks, this is a good starting point. I've tried around with SingleDownload and DownloadManager component. As long as the content to download comes from a web url, it works fine, but I have much difficulties with data urls.
E.g.:
This works:

element1.setAttribute('href', 'data:;base64,' + btoa("Hello World! What's up with you?"));

This doesn't:

element1.setAttribute('href', 'data:;base64,' + btoa(icsContent));

(I left out the mime types because it didn't make any difference)

The only difference is that icsContent contains a long string with line breaks (\n) but apart from that it will also be converted to base64.

My last idea is to create a web service, post the base64 to it and fetch the result by SingleDownload. That means that such a download requires internet which is not nice in this case.

Is there another trick I can use?