my problem if you can help me would be much appreciated :
i created a canvas (thunkable X) and i would like to send my drawing to a google sheet cell exactly the same way im sending text with the DATA SOURCES block.
its seems to be possible only with the base64encoding (is it really only possible that way ?) but i donāt understand how to do it without extensions.
im coming back because i donāt understand how to do itā¦ iāve done lot of research but it seems that the āmediaDB thingsā is not working anymoreā¦ am i wrong ?
i mean when iām putting my Cloudinary Settings the mediaDB block does not appear anywhereā¦
i tried to put my Cloudinary settings in the apps sample : Thunkable
and its not workingā¦ despite the fact that this app got the mediaDB thing already.
And i donāt get why this app does have it and not mineā¦
i feel so stupid right nowā¦
If you could help me pleaseā¦
Thx in advance
Are you using the new Drag & Drop interface or the older Snap to Place interface? If youāre not sure, post a screenshot of your Design or Blocks page.
Thx again for your answer but i tried it in both ways : the old interface:
i put in mediadb parameters cloudinary name /ey/secret and i do the block link here :
Currently, Thunkable only supports upload to Cloudinary using a URL or a local file in the phone and therefore your case (uploading an image from the app, will not work.
Cloudinary has API calls which can take care of such situations but I have not tried it myself.
Hello @206vincia2kau
I know you want to save the image to a Google sheet and what Iām offering here is not that but at least it takes you a step closer.
I made this sample app which has a Canvas that you can draw on and then a Save button which will send the image information to a simple JavaScript file to save the image to your computer. https://x.thunkable.com/projectPage/6165c7cf8344a900102981d2
Try it and let me know if it solves part of your problem.
Yes, I know, the phone permission will not allow the file to be saved anywhere in the phone. I can work around it but at this stage just want to see it working.
This is a really cool solution. This allows us to send images to Firebase for retrieval as needed. This also means we can do cooler shit like send this in an api cal to a cloud function that converts (as needed) and stores the image in Firebase file storage.