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Dropbox is planning to migrate all teams to the updated team space configuration.

@"bookworm314" For information on how to use the URL parameters to get different behaviors, such as direct data access, please refer to this help center article: https://help.dropbox.com/share/force-download

@"sundares80" I wanted to let you know that this is still open with the team, and they're currently working on changing an option in our systems that might address this for you. Please note that we can't guarantee this will help. That change is not deployed yet. I will follow up here to let you know once that change has…

Update: we've updated the Dropbox servers to make the relevant matching case-insensitive.

@"Nihad1" The Dropbox Embedder itself does not support success or error callbacks, but I'll pass this along as a feature request. I can't promise if or when that might be implemented though. As Здравко mentioned however, you can monitor for changes to your element directly.

That class is no longer offered in the latest version of the .NET SDK. Please refer to the release notes here for more information: https://github.com/dropbox/dropbox-sdk-dotnet/releases/tag/v7.0.0

That's the expected behavior for apps in development status. Apps in production status do not get that first confirmation. If your app needs production status, refer to the information here on how to request that. The second confirmation is expected for apps in both development and production status. Note that the app…

Update: the Dropbox API servers now also support TLS 1.3.

Thanks for the sample! It appears to manifest slightly differently since you're unable to get a success response from a single request, whereas in the original issue an extra new line caused an issue only on the second request on the same connection, not the first request. Regardless, it does sound like the issue is that…

Unfortunately I can't retrieve the original raw HTTP request itself, even with the request ID.

A response like that should indicate that the request was malformed, so we'd want to see the raw HTTP request you're sending. Unfortunately we can't provide guidance on how to get that kind of logging from your client though, as the client itself isn't made by Dropbox. You may need to refer to the client's documentation or…

Thanks for the feedback! I'm sending this along to the team.

@"aesqe" The "dbapi" authorization flow you're referring to is a special flow that uses the official Dropbox mobile app, and is built for use by the official Dropbox SDKs on mobile (SwiftyDropbox, dropbox-sdk-obj-c, and dropbox-sdk-java). Dropbox does not offer official documentation or support for third parties to use…

@"depotsy" As Здравко said, you can implement uploads client-side. And while you don't need to use an official SDK, we do recommend doing so if possible. For example, the official Dropbox JavaScript SDK supports running in client-side browser JavaScript. There are a few options for uploading to the user's own Dropbox…

@"erich_e" As Здравко said, you can get the requested data (either individual file or zip of a folder) using the returned stream (or string, or byte array). Specifically, check out the documentation for DownloadZipAsync and for the IDownloadResponse Interface in particular for the three methods of accessing the data.…

@"MikkBenelis" As Здравко said, it doesn't sound like this is exactly the same as the original issue in the thread you posted in, so I've moved your message to its own thread. If you still need help with this, please share a sample of the full request and response, including both headers and bodies for both, so we can take…

@"mjmt" Здравко is correct; it appears you are only calling files_list_folder, but that is not guaranteed to return everything. You should implement both files_list_folder and files_list_folder_continue. Refer to the documentation linked there for more information on how to use that.

It looks like you're not using the Dropbox API, but are trying to configure nginx. As nginx isn't made by Dropbox, we can't provide support for that. You may need to refer to the support resources for nginx for information on how to configure it.

@"tuancrab" Thanks for the feedback. Dropbox doesn't offer a feature exactly like this, but I've sent this along as a feature request.

@"Nihad1" As Здравко said, it sounds like you're referring to displaying the contents of the folder using the Dropbox Embedder. This is currently open with the team and I'll follow up here with any updates.

@"Sheeja" Здравко is correct; by default, API calls to the Dropbox API operate in the "member folder" of the connected account, not the "team space". That means that by default, the contents of the team space will not be found. You can configure API calls to operate in the "team space" instead though, in order to interact…

@"jianliao" I just tried this out with an account on legacy Paper and I was able to get the body of the document using paper_docs_download_to_file and ExportFormat.markdown. Can you double check that the particular document for the doc ID you're specifying has a non-empty body, e.g., on the Dropbox web site? As for using…

@"odoerlek" Здравко is correct; in order for the SDK to perform the refresh for you automatically, the client needs to have the necessary credentials, such as the refresh token. In your code you are creating DropboxClient objects with only the access token but not the refresh token, so it can't refresh for you…

I see you're using the Dropbox Python SDK and are trying to implement the refresh process yourself. Please note that the SDK can handle the refresh functionality for you automatically, so you don't need to implement that yourself. As long as you provide all of the relevant credentials to the 'Dropbox' object like in the…

Thanks for the note. This is still open with the relevant team in engineering on our side. I'll follow up here once I have any update for you.

Typically, if you're the end-user of an app, you shouldn't have to manage the implementation details of the authorization flow like this yourself; that would be built into the app itself. You may want to refer to the support resources for Zapier to see if there is built-in support for this. That said, looking at your…

Dropbox is no longer offering the option for creating new long-lived access tokens. Dropbox is now issuing short-lived access tokens (and optional refresh tokens) instead of long-lived access tokens. You can find more information on this migration here. Apps can still get long-term access by requesting "offline" access…

The "file_path is invalid: None" output does not appear to be an error from the Dropbox API itself. The rest of the output appears to be successfully retrieved file metadata information from the Dropbox API. I'll be happy to help with any issues you're having with the Dropbox API, but I'll need some more information.…

@"Zahra1" Здравко is correct; the Dropbox Java SDK does not define a 'DbxStandardHttpRequestor' class. Perhaps you meant 'StandardHttpRequestor'? The withRedirectUri method takes a String and DbxSessionStore anyway though, not an HttpRequestor. In any case, check out the examples folder for examples of using the Java SDK…

@"playstationmobile" Здравко is correct; for more information and examples, please refer to: * https://developers.dropbox.com/oauth-guide * https://www.dropbox.com/developers/documentation/http/documentation#authorization * https://dropbox.tech/developers/using-oauth-2-0-with-offline-access