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@"grunzz" Using "dl." may work, but it is not really recommended; using "www." is preferred. I don't have any information to share on how long "dl." may continue working. We're currently investigating the "www." issue and I'll follow up here once I have news on that.

It looks like you're referring to this example here. That does show a made up example path, but note that paths in Dropbox use "/" as the path separator like shown in that example, not "\". Paths in Dropbox will be relative to some root, based on the app and configuration. For apps with the app folder access type, the…

It sounds like you're referring to a behavior for the new type of shared link when used in the Embedder. We recently made an update to address that, but it would only apply to newly created shared links. Please try with a new shared link and let me know if you're still seeing the issue with that. If you are, please share a…

@"GeorgeNotaTechExpert" I can't offer a timeline, but I'll follow up here once I have any news on this.

@"Derag" Thanks for the report! We'll look into it.

The Dropbox API /2/sharing/create_shared_link_with_settings endpoint (or corresponding native method in an SDK) does offer an 'audience' setting of 'no_one', which does not grant additional access, so that only the account(s) that already otherwise have access to the file (such as the owner) would be able to access it.…

Dropbox heeft helaas geen Nederlandse versies van de documentatie/handleidingen voor ontwikkelaars, maar ik geef dit door als feature request. Ik kan echter niet beloven of en wanneer dat zal worden geïmplementeerd. -----------– Onze excuses voor de vertaling. Onze antwoorden worden vertaald door een online vertaler. We…

Dropbox biedt wel een API die je kunt gebruiken voor het weergeven, uploaden en downloaden van onder meer bestanden. Alles wat je nodig hebt om aan de slag te gaan met de Dropbox API, inclusief documentatie, handleidingen en tutorials, vind je hier: https://www.dropbox.com/developers De volgende handleidingen kunnen nuttig…

[Cross-linking for reference: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/78419300/get-dropbox-folders-data ] Based on your answer on StackOverflow, it sounds like you've already sorted this out. To confirm, scope changes on an app do not retroactively apply to existing access tokens. Calling listFolder does require the…

@"dev872" Though our SDK does not perform any data collection, including photos and audio, by default, our SDK is capable of doing that. We have chosen to include these permission requests in our privacy manifest though you can inform your users if your app does not do any uploads of this type of data. You do not need to…

This particular error should depend on the app key value you pass to setupWithAppKey (not the instance you set in the plist). Can you confirm you're passing your app key (and just the app key) to DropboxClientsManager.setupWithAppKey? Note that <APP_KEY> is just a placeholder for demonstration purposes, and you should not…

Thanks for the report. We'll be happy to look into this, but we could use more samples. (Unfortunately just one like you have here isn't always sufficient.) Can you share several more (5-10) samples of the output showing the failure like this? The request IDs in that output should be helpful. Thanks in advance!

Thanks for following up. It should be possible to use SwiftyDropbox in a SwiftUI project. The SwiftyDropbox readme does have some notes throughout about how to use it in SwiftUI. For reference, how did you install the SwiftyDropbox package? Also, do you have 'import SwiftyDropbox' in your AppDelegate? Finally, is that the…

@"sundares80" Unfortunately this isn't something I can just retrieve from logs on our side. If you don't have a sample showing the issue you can share, please share specific steps, e.g., using curl, to reproduce the issue so we can investigate it that way. Thanks!

Thanks for the report! I'll ask the team to check on this.

@"dev872" Thanks for your message. I'm sending this along to the team to request some clarification for you.

@"sundares80" I had the team look at this, but unfortunately, this dump appears to only contain the WiFi frames. Can you instead share a dump with the actual data (TCP + TLS frames) so we can inspect that particular alert, like shown in the earlier screenshot? Thanks!

Thanks! We'll look into it.

It is not possible to completely automate the OAuth process where the user chooses to authorize the app and the app then receives the resulting access token and optional refresh token. The authorization step needs to be done manually by the user at least once. If your app needs to maintain long-term access without the user…

@"sundares80" Thanks for sharing that screenshot. Can you share the whole dump though so we can inspect it? Thanks in advance!

* You can have an app use the Dropbox API to connect to any particular Dropbox account, including a Dropbox account created specifically for that purpose, in order to access anything in that connected account (as long as the app is registered for the Full Dropbox access type). However, you can alternatively have the app…

If you account is on a team, it's possible your team recently migrated to a new team configuration, in which case the last list item in my previous message would be relevant. You can find information on that in the guide linked there. If you need help checking on that specifically for your account, please feel free to open…

@"sundares80" I'm not aware of any TLS issues on the Dropbox API servers that should be causing this. We'd be happy to look into it, but we'd need some more specific information. As Здравко said, we'd need to know exactly how to reproduce the issue you're seeing, so please share the specific steps and code to reproduce it.…

Thanks for following up with the additional information. I see in this case you are getting a "path/not_found" error. A "path/not_found" Dropbox API error indicates that the API call failed because there was nothing currently found at the specified path in the connected account under the relevant root. For example, this…

@"ronan4" I just tried this out and I'm not able to reproduce that issue, so we'll need some more information so we can look into this for you. Please share: * the name and version number of the platform and SDK/library you are using, if any * the steps to reproduce the issue, including relevant code snippet(s), but don't…

That also does not appear to be an error from Dropbox itself. If you're having any trouble with the Dropbox API, please print out the error or unexpected output from the relevant Dropbox API call.

That's an error message from pandas, not Dropbox, so I can't offer help with that. You may want to refer to the documentation or support resources for pandas.

Based on that error message, you're now using an access token with "team scopes" enabled. For the sake of simplicity and security, and so you can use the code as you've written it, I recommend getting a new access token without the team scopes enabled again. You can change the scopes and then generate a new token using the…

I see you've removed the first component with your name, but it looks like you've also changed the rest of it now. Specifically, the path from your original post but without the user name component would be: folder_path = '/Rioblanco Capital LLC' but now you have: folder_path = '/Rioblanco Dropbox' Make sure you're using…

I see you're including your user name in the "folder_path" value, but note that the root for API calls defaults to your member folder automatically, so you shouldn't include the name of the member folder. Try taking out that path component. Also, when calling 'files_list_folder', you can supply a 'path' of the empty string…