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Can you elaborate on what exactly isn't working for you? What data specifically are you looking for? The /2/files/list_folder endpoint is expected to returned the metadata for the files and folders located under the path you specify.

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Yes, to list the contents of a connected user's account, you should use the /2/files/list_folder[/continue] methods: * https://www.dropbox.com/developers/documentation/http/documentation#files-list_folder * https://www.dropbox.com/developers/documentation/http/documentation#files-list_folder-continue To list the root, use…

[Cross-linking for reference: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/55032762/dropbox-selector-just-for-folders ] Based on your description, the closest thing we offer is the "Dropbox Saver": https://www.dropbox.com/developers/saver If that isn't quite what you're looking for, you'd need to build your own UI for selecting the…

The "grant_type" parameter value should literally be the string "authorization_code", and only the "code" parameter value should be the authorization code string you received. That is to say, your parameter line should like something like this instead: curl_setopt($ch, CURLOPT_POSTFIELDS, http_build_query(array('code'=>…

@"obrizan" No, no change on this, but I'll make a note of your request as well.

@"rameshram68" Based on the screenshots you provided, you're attempting to use an incorrect token URL. You can find the documentation for our OAuth 2 implementation here. The correct token URL is "https://api.dropboxapi.com/oauth2/token", which is documented here.

If you have a direct link to a file, you can download from it directly using a normal HTTPS request. For instance, using curl, saving the data to a local file, that would look like: curl URL_HERE -o local_file Exactly how you do that will depend on what HTTPS client you're using, which isn't specific to the Dropbox API, so…

No, the folder isn't automatically mounted, even for the admin that creates it. (The web site does default to recommending the admin share it with the team right after creating it, so that's common, but it is optional.)

No, unfortunately there isn't a way to retrieve a private link to a folder like this, but I'll pass this along as a feature request. 

If you're signed in to the Dropbox web site as that user, for instance, you wouldn't see the "Product Management" team folder listed in the user's file listing on https://www.dropbox.com/home . You would see it listed on the team's admin console on https://www.dropbox.com/team/admin/team_folders/home though. You could then…

Thanks! That's helpful. The "Product Management" team folder can't be found at the path "/Product Management" because that team folder is not mounted in that account (and so does not have a path). It can still be accessed by namespace ID since it does exist and is owned by the team though.

Regarding the unexpected 409 errors, can you share the full request and response, including parameter values? I can't offer much insight about these errors without seeing the requests as well, since it seems to vary by folder. Be sure to redact the access token of course. Namespace IDs and paths are safe to include since…

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@"MOUHROUH" I see that you're trying to use the /2/files/download endpoint to download a file from a Dropbox link. The /2/files/download endpoint is only for downloading files directly from a connected account, not from a link. (The actual error you got when trying to use it is indicating that you submitted data in the…

Using the /2/files/upload endpoints (or /2/files/upload_session/* endpoints, for larger files) is the correct way to upload files. When you do so, you'll specify the 'path' for where to upload the file. This would be the path in the connected account, based on the access token used for the API call. The path does not have…

It looks like this Business team is using the new team space and member folders configuration. In that case, the folders inside the team's "shared workspace" won't be listed separately as team folders by /2/team/team_folder/list. You can instead list them by listing the contents of the team space. Please read the Namespace…

Thanks for the detailed feedback. We appreciate it. I'll share this with the team. 

@"mm_POC" Thanks for the feedback! I can't offer insight as to any why any particular feature was or wasn't implemented, but I'll send this along to the team.

Please check the JavaScript console for any errors. For instance, the constructor under the 'Dropbox' class is also named 'Dropbox', so you should use `new Dropbox.Dropbox(...)' instead of `new Dropbox(...)'.

Dropbox Business API apps can list a team member's linked apps using /2/team/linked_apps/list_member_linked_apps, but there isn't a way for (non-Business) Dropbox API apps to list the linked apps for an account. I'll pass it along as a feature request.

No, there isn't an API call to completely unlink an API app. Users can unlink apps via https://www.dropbox.com/account/connected_apps . Apps can revoke specific access tokens using /2/auth/token/revoke, but not entire apps.

@"pcuycs" We'll need some more information to help troubleshoot this issue. Please open a new thread with additional details so we can help with this. Specifically, please share: * the request and response for /2/files/list_folder * information about where/how you deleted the files * the webhook notification * the request…

Yes, unfortunately due to some changes on the backend, performance on this endpoint worsened recently. I'll bring this up with the team to see if we can improve this in the future, but I can't make any promises.

@"signalhype" Can you share the full URL of the Dropbox page showing the error so I can look into this for you? (Feel free to open an API ticket if you'd prefer to share privately.)

If you hit the Dropbox API rate limits, you'll get a response with an explicit error message; we don't just block by IP address. The error message you shared isn't coming from Dropbox itself. It sounds like you are unable to reach the Dropbox API servers for some reason. Is there anything on your network connection, e.g.,…

The files_upload method expects a string, but you're passing in a file object. You'll need to update your code to pass in a string, e.g., try passing in `f.read()` instead of `f`.

If you received a shared link for a folder from the Dropbox Chooser, which would look like "https://www.dropbox.com/sh/...", you can then list the contents of that shared link using the Dropbox API, via the /2/files/list_folder[/continue] endpoints. You should supply the shared link as the "shared_link" parameter, and use…

Thanks! That's helpful. Please try again now and let me know if you're still seeing any issues.

The Dropbox API /upload endpoint does require that the HTTPS request use one of the Content-Type values listed in the error message you shared. I see that you are attempting to set a valid Content-Type value, but the actual request is using a different value ("multipart..."). It seems that the HTTPS client you're using is…