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lb...@gmail.com
Google also has its own file manager app (Files by Google), and also Android OS itself, kinda (the document provider).
Both should allow to reach the folder we provide them, showing all files inside.
The Intent could also be with clues of what kind of files we want to show there, so that if we only want to show image files for example, gallery apps could handle it too, and not just file-manager apps.
vi...@google.com
Thanks for your request. We will investigate this issue and see if we can implement the behavior you've requested.
vi...@google.com
As an additional alternative, it should be possible to specify a label in the options for GmailApp.sendEmail().
A work-around is proposed in StackOverflow:http://stackoverflow.com/a/18727687/1677912
A work-around is proposed in StackOverflow:
lb...@gmail.com
Are there any news on adding the ability to archive and add a label to specific emails (not threads)? From a corporate shared mailbox perspective auto threading emails by subject is a serious issue (eg. we recive two emails from the same person with same subject but with different description).
Since it's available in pure mailbox view is that such a big effort to make it available also in Google Script?
Since it's available in pure mailbox view is that such a big effort to make it available also in Google Script?
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Suppose my app has created some folder in the file system, and I want to let the user press a button in my app to reach the folder in one of his file-manager apps (or any app that can reach the file-path or Uri that I've used).
As those apps already have access to the whole file system, it should be fine to let them reach the folder, or at least query if there is an app that can do it (and if not, let me know about it so that I will not show this button, for example).
Please offer such an Intent or easy way to do it.
I've tested multiple suggested offers for this, and none seem to work: