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[Cross-linking for reference: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/60950361/does-dropbox-api-support-user-account-and-subscription-creation ] The public Dropbox API doesn't offer the ability to create accounts or manage subscriptions, but if you're interested in becoming a reseller, you can find more information here:…

[Cross-linking for reference: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/60952157/using-dropzone-to-upload-files-to-dropbox-via-upload-sessions ] Unfortunately, there isn't a good solution here. The Dropbox API offers the /2/files/get_temporary_upload_link functionality to enable client-side uploads without an access token like…

Thanks for the report! I just tried this and it's working properly for me, so we'll need to investigate this further. Can you let me know: * what operating system and version are you seeing this with? * what version of Java are you seeing this with? * what version of the Dropbox Java SDK are you seeing this with? * how did…

@"harrysfil" I see, thanks for the information. I can't make any promises, but I'll pass this along to the team.

@"harrysfil" Thanks for the feedback! The new Embedder component is meant for use by developers, and we've released it in preview, meaning we may still make changes to it. If you wish, please elaborate on what specifically is giving you trouble so I can pass the details along to the team.

@"harrysfil" Yes, you do need to create an app and register the domain(s) on which you'd want to use the Embedder. You can do so from the web site here: https://www.dropbox.com/developers/apps/create You can find the documentation for how to use the Embedder here: https://www.dropbox.com/developers/embedder

Good news, we've made a preview of a new pre-built component for embedding files and folders available! You can find more information here: https://www.dropboxforum.com/t5/Discuss-Dropbox-Developer-API/Feedback-The-Embedder-Launched-in-Preview/m-p/405265#M1072

@"ADC75011" No, unfortunately I don't have any update on this request.

@"AlexanderKriss" Thanks for the feedback! This request is open with the team, but I can't promise if or when it might be implemented. (I'm not aware of any such in progress as the moment unfortunately.)

Since Zapier, and not Dropbox, does the actual upload to YouTube, Dropbox doesn't have access to the YouTube URL. You may be able to write or configure something to get it from Zapier, but we can't offer support for Zapier as it's not made by Dropbox.

The Dropbox API itself doesn't offer anything like this unfortunately. (It doesn't know about your Zapier integration when you're just uploading to Dropbox via the Dropbox API.) 

If you're getting a status code, such as a 409, that means that you are receiving an HTTPS response. In the case of a 409 from the Dropbox API, there should always be some response body, but it looks like your HTTPS client isn't printing it out. How have you been trying to access it exactly? It looks like this…

@"Adam Terpening" Which link are you referring to? If you mean the "core" links I posted in 2015, those are not available as they referred to the "Core API", a.k.a. "API v1", which has since been retired. The current equivalents would be: *…

Please print out the HTTPS response body for the failing API call. It should contain a more specific error indicating what the issue is.

Thanks for the report. Looking at the two sample URLs you shared, the only differences seem to be the order of the parameters, which shouldn't have any impact, and the presence of the 'from_login' parameter, which also shouldn't affect the functionality itself. It sounds like this is likely related to the browser itself,…

Yes, you can use the Dropbox API to access your entire account. The level of access that an app has depends on what permission it is registered for. It sounds like the OAuth flow you're looking at is for an app with full Dropbox access, but the app you registered yourself only has app folder access. You can find more…

@"TheSMB" I don't have any news to share on this right now. (I may have something to share soon, but as always I can't make any promises. I'll follow up here if/when I do though.)

The Dropbox API does have a general rate limiting system, but I don't believe anything has changed significantly recently. Rate limiting can vary over time though, due to a variety of factors, e.g., other user activity or server issues. In any case, note that not all 429s and 503s indicate explicit rate limiting, but in…

Thanks, in that case, can you let me know: * what version(s) of iOS are you seeing this issue with? I.e., iOS 13, 12, etc. * have you also tried this on a physical device? If so, do you see the issue there as well? * does your app use "scenes"?

Unfortunately, Dropbox doesn't offer an official API for checking the status of the local Dropbox desktop client or files like this, but I'll pass this along as a feature request. I can't promise if or when that might be implemented though.

It looks like the Dropbox web site is returning an error for that shared link. Please open this with support so we can look into what is causing this error: https://www.dropbox.com/support/email Thanks!

Thanks, that looks correct. That's the "Property List" view, so Xcode will translate the key names for you. To view the actual XML, where you would see "CFBundleURLTypes", you can right click on your Info.plist and "Open As" > "Source Code". Anyway, I see you redacted your app key from the screenshot, but can you confirm…

I don't believe Dropbox offers a pre-built workflow like what you describe, if I understand your description correctly, but Dropbox does offer an API you can use for listing, uploading, and downloading files, among other operations. You could use that to build out your workflow and integrate it with Dropbox. You can find…

Yes, that's correct. (Though, to clarify the terminology, the Paper API endpoints have already been "deprecated", and will be "retired" later this year.) You can find the full information in the Paper Migration Guide here: https://www.dropbox.com/lp/developers/reference/paper-migration-guide

@"siso" Are you getting any errors in the console when you tap one of these? When you tap either of these buttons, you should get redirected back to your third party app. To clarify, are you saying that that redirect does not occur, or that it does occur but you just don't get any result in the console? If the redirect…

No, to download the file data from Dropbox you don't need to apply any special encoding.

In this code, you're telling curl (via the 'CURLOPT_FILE' option) to save the downloaded data to the "$fp" file pointer that you provided. That means that the file data should be getting saved to the location specified by "filename" on the local filesystem. So, if you're building a web app where this code is running on…

@"Ray F.11" Thanks for following up. I'm not sure I follow what the security issue is, but if you've found a security issue with Dropbox, please report it via our HackerOne account: https://hackerone.com/dropbox In any case, regardless of what browser/control one is using, the user's web session isn't directly connected to…

You can access fields like size, etc., via the fields on the FileMetadata type, like this: client.files.listFolder(path: path).response { (result, error) in if let listing = result { for entry in listing.entries { switch entry { case let fileMetadata as Files.FileMetadata: print("File name: \(fileMetadata.name)")…

For reference, note that there are two different "metadata" concepts to be aware of when using Dropbox and the Dropbox API: * The standard metadata used by Dropbox, e.g., as returned as the "Metadata" types on the Dropbox API, such as via /2/files/get_metadata. Third party apps can't set arbitrary/custom fields in this…