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@"Gags" wrote:... As I understand, I should set RootNameSpace everywhere in my Dropbox API calls in my scenario ... It's matter of design decision, not something mandatory. I conditionally proposed it since the description in your OP was sounding so. If I was wrong... finally it's your decision. @"Gags" wrote:... I am…

@"Gags" wrote:... Which one is used by default if we don't set WithPathRoot - RootNameSpaceID or HomeNameSpaceID ? ... Hi @"Gags", By default 'HomeNameSpaceID' is in use when nothing set explicitly. @"Gags" wrote:... From what I understand, we need to use HomeNameSpaceID if we need to create files and folders via Dropbox…

Hi @"toki4004", To get content of any file, you need to download it, not something else. 🙂 Something more: as seems you're messing 2 different things - file and file request! File request is pseudo object representing your (or your app' user) intention to get file from somebody else, not the file itself. Getting such…

@"lwmar" wrote:I cannot see the Dropbox icon on the top of the screen anymore ... Hi @"lwmar", Hm..🤔 It's strange when you had the application ran and displayed its icon it to stops just so, without reason at some point. As seems Dropbox cannot see that you're running graphical environment and gets fall back to console…

@"gnet-Jim" wrote:... I see the files in Dropbox on my phone, I'm sharing them to the same folder in Dropbox, without any change to the filename. I would think if that was the issue I'd have to change the names to get them to show up. Not necessary. Most present days phones are able to handle automatic adaptation of such…

Hi @"gnet-Jim", Most probably your volunteer uses Windows incompatible symbols into file/folder names and/or incompatible formatting. Unfortunately Windows is very capricious about possible symbols and formatting. Ask she don't to set leading or trailing spaces and not to use symbols that Windows count as special, like…

@"baltasarq", Just a note: In your web browser you're receiving authorization code, not access token! They are different things. 😉

Hi @"escanzano", You have one error for sure: 'download_path' should point to file where to save downloaded content, not to folder. The actual exception, you got, means that something within the Dropbox path is not correct. A good way to start troubleshooting is to list files from account root up to desired file - folder'…

@"janecaruso" wrote:.... If you have better advice, I am listening. @"janecaruso", hm.. 🤔 Probably I forgot, but if scroll up, you may see some advices... 🙋

@"janecaruso" wrote:I went in and changed my preference to online only...... @"janecaruso", Can you explain to me how exactly you changed "Selective Sync" to "online only"? (something impossible by the way) Did you read the article pointed by the my link above? Take in mind that "Smart Sync" (the only thing you consider)…

@"janecaruso", Isn't Selective Sync working for you? 🧐

@"baltasarq" wrote:... DbxCredential credentials = new DbxCredential( getString( R.string.dropbox_token ), Long.MAX_VALUE, result.getAccessToken(), getString( R.string.dropbox_key ), getString( R.string.dropbox_secret ) ); client = new DbxClientV2( config, credentials ); ... @"baltasarq", You can correct the above code in…

@"baltasarq" wrote:The problem is that I'm not using the HTTP API, I have to refer myself to the Java SDK API, ... You don't need to do much more than you already have done. You're using HTTP API actually, in spit not directly; That's what Dropbox SDKs are for (not only Java Dropbox SDK). 😉 Of course, you can manage the…

Hi @"baltasarq", Take a look on a nearby thread. It's almost the same (different languages, but the same idea).

@"isaacfink" wrote:I is there an example of an 0auth flow? I would like to run it once locally so I can get the token Hi @"isaacfink", A good and simple example for running locally can be seen here. You have to follow all steps (without the last one; it's executed inside SDK). Since PKCE is no used there, you'll need pass…

To do that you need to use WithPathRoot. By the way, team folder id is neither admin nor member id. That's why you got the error. 😉

😁 Yes, but here the PDF is still not open. Try the same view like in your previous screenshot you posted (the one I talked about). 😉

Hi @"borhene", By default, all calls to access content are rooted to user/member folder (not to account root). On personal account, account root and user folder are the same thing, which is NOT the case for member of team account (seen on your screenshot too). To be able list something outside member folder, you have to…

Would be strange to be a Xiaomi issue since Firefox is independent software and is supposed to be the same everywhere. On your screenshot, ellipsis appears on correct place; what menu comes up when you tap on there? Can you post screenshot showing this menu?

It's latest version of Firefox on my Android 10 phone. Add: One more clarification is that I always use desktop view. In regular view some things don't show well (not Dropbox menus only).

Hm... 🤔 Selecting 'Edit' lets me edit pdf: What happens when you tap on 'Edit' in your menu? 🧐

Hi @"calvinbradshaw", In browser view, when you tap on the ellipsis (three dots) doesn't 'edit' bring up in the menu? 🧐

Hi @"David130", Hm.. 🤔 Why you need 2 folder at all? You can set file request and shared link to a single (the same) folder. 😉 Isn't easier? Hope this helps.

@"tcnolan7" wrote:..., is it possible to achieve the same results using the API? ... Hi @"tcnolan7", Nothing can stops you do that. Of course, if we ignore that you would need to implement everything, implemented by the Embedder, yourself. A pros can be that you can make everything more customized. 😉 Good luck.

@"chibyk101", Try something more simple before jump into the deep (redirect URL). Take a look at this thread beginning. Make sure you can do as noted in solution and after that try experimenting. 😉 Good luck.

😁 Let see... where is the rlkey parameter skipped on processing? 🙂 It becomes so when the things get changed from now for yesterday...

DbxClientV2 client = new DbxClientV2(config, new DbxCredential("", 0, refreshToken, appKey, appSecret))

Hi @"jdinca", As you probably know already, Linux is NOT first class citizen in the Dropbox "city", unfortunately. There is no supported way to do what you're asking for, but you can workaround using some tricks. 😉 Once the system reinstal and new configuration complete, you can temporary rename the existing Dropbox folder…

Hi again @"YanivB", Once you have credentials received somehow you can just use them. You can take a look on one example shown here. It can lead you through the general steps that can work everywhere. You can optimize the way of usage as shown on android example. Otherwise you can construct DbxCredential object and use it…

Hi @"YanivB", You have probably read some old tutorials and you miss that long lived access token had deprecated and generation of new long lived access token dropped some time ago. That's why your access is limited in time - something normal since relying on access token only. You can still achieve long term access, but…