How can I access the iPhone photo library and read the photos into a display group array? [import]uid: 4274 topic_id: 344 reply_id: 300344[/import]
Anyone?? [import]uid: 4274 topic_id: 344 reply_id: 616[/import]
You should be able to get to this using the media.show() function. Its on page 40 of the APIReference Guide [import]uid: 5 topic_id: 344 reply_id: 620[/import]
Thanks Jeff. I did see that in the reference Guide so it’s more a question of utilization: If I run the example code it opens the built-in Photos app, which allows me to scroll, select a photo etc and returns the one photo I select, which i can then use in my corona code. I don’t want to open the built-in Photos app, I want to read in the photo library into an array and work with those photos myself so I could in-effect replicate the built-in Photos app. [import]uid: 4274 topic_id: 344 reply_id: 621[/import]
Unfortunately, iPhone apps are sandboxed, and can’t access the photo library except through Apple’s photo picker. (The same security model applies to Objective-C; it’s an iPhone platform limitation.) [import]uid: 3007 topic_id: 344 reply_id: 622[/import]
hello ,i am new to CORONA,
i did view the API page 40,but didnt sort out the exact command to reference the built-in photo library.
evank if you know the code please revert with it.
if i am not wrong :
media.show( media.Camera, onComplete )
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