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Thanks for confirming simotin13!

As Здравко mentioned, please make sure you're encoding header values as documented here: https://www.dropbox.com/developers/reference/json-encoding

@"SJ_Code" I can only help with API matters, so if you have any questions regarding the UI or the state of your team itself, I recommend reaching out to support. But yes, has_team_shared_dropbox is only true for the non-updated team space configuration. As for your questions: 1. Yes, a team gets upgraded as a whole, so…

@"dsmurfin" The examples I included in my previous message happened to be for the (non-upload session) "upload" method, but the upload session methods also support the same three ways of supplying file contents. For instance, here are the three versions of the uploadSessionStart method: * uploadSessionStart taking Data *…

@"SJ_Code" The team_shared_dropbox and distinct_member_home feature values for users and the has_distinct_member_homes feature values for teams haven't been implemented in .NET SDK yet. You can determine the same information from the RootInfo object in the FullAccount returned by GetCurrentAccountAsync though: *…

Thanks for the report. We'll look into it. It looks like sending "{}" (instead of "null") still works. Can you try sending "{}" instead of "null"?

@"dsmurfin" The SwiftyDropbox methods for uploading files accept file data as Data, URL, or InputStream. For example, here's the three versions of the "upload" method: * upload taking Data * upload taking URL * upload taking InputStream Can you try URL or InputStream instead and see if that works for you?

It looks like you’re experiencing an issue with a third party application that integrates with Dropbox. Please reach out to the support organization for that third party app for help. If the developers of this app are having any trouble with the Dropbox API itself, they can reach out to Dropbox developer support directly…

That's correct, while this is not officially documented, you can put a tag as the search query for /2/files/search_v2 to search for the tag. For example, in the Python SDK, along with setting the "folder" category, that would look like this: result = dbx.files_search_v2(query="#testingtag",…

@"rororo12" Like Здравко recommended, I suggest troubleshooting your environment to see if there's anything wrong with your network connection that would be interfering with the network requests to the Dropbox API servers. (For example, is there any proxy, firewall, etc. that may be causing an issue?) I'm not aware of an…

@"Korefer87" Rich is correct. Dropbox issues short-lived access tokens, which expire after a few hours, and optional refresh tokens, which don't expire. Apps can get long-term access by requesting "offline" access, in which case the app receives a "refresh token" that can be used to retrieve new short-lived access tokens…

You can use /2/files/search_v2 to search for items, and set options.file_categories to "folder" to restrict the results to folders only. Refer to the documentation for more information. You can also try out calls using the API v2 Explorer.

@" blueli" As Здравко said, you can save the latest received cursor (whether from /2/files/list_folder or /2/files/list_folder/continue) and call /2/files/list_folder/continue again later to get the new changes since then; at that point you can then save the new cursor returned by /2/files/list_folder/continue. You don't…

For more information on using refresh tokens with Dropbox, refer to the following resources: * https://www.dropbox.com/developers/documentation/http/documentation#authorization * https://developers.dropbox.com/oauth-guide * https://dropbox.tech/developers/using-oauth-2-0-with-offline-access

@"bipulkumar3103" Also, note that apps with the "app folder" access type can't use team scopes, and so the team scopes section isn't shown for such apps. You'll need an app with the "full Dropbox" access type to use team scopes. It's not possible to change the access type on an existing app, but you can register a new one…

@"lfranchi_pilot" I see you only mentioned using /2/files/list_folder, so make sure you've also implemented /2/files/list_folder/continue as documented. You're not guaranteed to get everything back in one call. Using the Dropbox-API-Path-Root allows you to set a different root for an API call. For example, you can use that…

@"prabhat1999" Make sure you're supplying a valid path. For example, make sure your path doesn't end with a "/". It looks like there's a bug where the server incorrectly returns a ''malformed_path' error as 'not_file'. I'll ask the team to fix that up, but you can avoid that by supplying a properly formatted path. Update:…

@"sundares80" I don't have any news on this right now. I'll check in with the team.

I see Здравко already offered some helpful guidance so it seems like you have this sorted out, but let us know if you still need help with anything.

@"codeconfigs" I see Здравко helpfully offered some guidance already. If you still need help with this, please share more specific details showing the calls you're making as well as the unexpected output you're getting. Feel free to open a ticket if you'd prefer to share privately. Either way, be sure to redact any access…

@"Gelsoncamilo" As Mark indicated, if you want to embed a file from Dropbox on your own web page, you should use the Dropbox Embedder.

@"lfranchi_pilot" As Здравко said, this error does not indicate a scopes issue, but rather a file/folder permissions issue. It sounds like your team may have recently migrated to the updated team space configuration, which would update your file/folder setup. Please refer to the Team Files Guide for information on how to…

@"Geniatech" As Здравко noted, it looks like you saw an error on the Dropbox web site itself, not necessarily specific to the Dropbox API, and possibly just due to a temporary issue. Can you let us know if you're still seeing this issue if you try again now? Thanks!

I see you also wrote in to support with this, so we'll look into it and follow up with you there soon.

The Dropbox Java SDK offers (in both older versions and the current version) the ability to use a custom "requestor" (essentially the network client used to perform the actual network requests to the Dropbox API servers). That enables more control over how the requests are handled. That's not required though; you can…

If you're looking inside the same namespace shared across different accounts, the file/folder ID for any given file or folder inside the namespace should be consistent across accounts. Likewise the team_folder_id or shared_folder_id should be the same. If you're looking at the mount point of any particular namespace such…

@"gmadeira1" Здравко is correct; valid team member IDs for admins should work as well, so it sounds like you had an invalid value. And for information on accessing the team space, refer to the Team Files Guide.

We can't help with Postman itself as that's not made by Dropbox, but on the Dropbox side of things it sounds like you would want to use the /2/team_log/get_events and /2/team_log/get_events/continue endpoints to retrieve event information like this. You can set event_type to login_success to retrieve successful login…

@"julio_diniz_perdigao" Dropbox does support daily use and operations, so you should be able to copy and delete files every day.

The team folder IDs of existing team folders themselves shouldn't change, though member roots can change. There are different scenarios and variables though, e.g., a team migrating from no team space to the updated team space, versus migrating from the team space to the update team space, so please feel free to share the…