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The error message for the NetworkIOException you posted does indicate a DNS issue. The content.dropboxapi.com hostname is resolving correctly though, so it does seem to be intermittent DNS issues on your side. Regarding the incomplete download, your code looks fine. I just tried it with a 250 MB file and it's working for…

Are you trying to run the Saver from a file:// URL by any chance? That can result in that error. When using the Chooser or Saver, you'll need to run it from a server, so that Dropbox can verify the domain. (That is, since you need to pre-register the domains you'll user your Chooser or Saver on via the App Console:…

Thanks for following up. We'll look into it.

Thanks for the report! We'll look into why this build is failing in the first place.

Whatever you're comfortable with is fine by us. If you'd prefer to share it privately, you can open an API ticket here: https://www.dropbox.com/developers/contact

Are you getting any other errors? Do you have a sample page available where we can see this issue occurring?

This seems to be working for me. Are you loading the script before you call the `new Dropbox` line?

If you're using the Dropbox API v2 Java SDK on Android, you can find a sample for downloading a file here: https://github.com/dropbox/dropbox-sdk-java/blob/7ecc15cf0f51d6ae2ba5cdb334aac2c2f3474b87/examples/android/src/main/java/com/dropbox/core/examples/android/DownloadFileTask.java And for uploading a file here:…

@"Serandel" I don't have a solution to offer for this right now unfortunately. I've sent your feedback along to the team.

It sounds like you'd be interested in using the Dropbox Saver. You can find the full documentation and instructions for using that here: https://www.dropbox.com/developers/saver If that's not working for you, I'll be happy to help, but I'll need some more information. In that case, please reply with: - the full text of the…

This should be fixed now. Please let us know if you're still seeing any issues.

Thanks for the report. We're working on it. For reference though, can you share the error message you're getting?

Thanks for the post! I can't point you at any other frames in particular, but for reference on the Dropbox side of things, there are currently two different file permissions API apps can use, "Full Dropbox" and "App folder". The first offers full access to the entire Dropbox, and the second offers access to only one…

@"simon_schva" This error is occurring with pip itself, and not the Dropbox library, so I'm afraid we can't offer help for this in particular. (It looks like it may be failing when trying to SSH to an address on your local network.) 

Note that this limit is not per-folder, only per-upload batch. You can upload any number of files to a single folder, but you need to do so in batches of 1000 files each maximum.

There is a limit of 1000 files per upload batch. (The batchUploadFiles method is implemented using uploadSessionFinishBatch which itself has the 1000 file limit. It's documented for uploadSessionFinishBatch, but I'll ask the team to add it to the documentation for batchUploadFiles as well.)

@"sthigale" : 1. Dropbox API access tokens don't expire, but they can be revoked by the user or app at any time. 2. API v1 and API v2 both support OAuth 2 access tokens. The access token itself doesn't determine which API you are using. If you are using API v1, you will need to migrate to API v2. 3. No, generating a new…

@"sthigale" There should be a warning banner at the top of that page indicating that API v1 is deprecated with a link to more information. That is showing up properly for me. Is it not showing for you?

Note that when uploading a file, the path you supply should be the entire desired path for the uploaded file, including the file name. I.e., you shouldn't just specify the root path. For example, to upload a file named "myfile.txt" to the root, your dest_path should be "/myfile.txt". Or, to upload it into a "Documents"…

The API doesn't offer a batch download call unfortunately, so you will need to loop through and call to download each file.

We don't have any samples for Power BI in particular unfortunately, but we'll be happy to help with any issues you run in to. If you've starting writing code and are running in to any problems, please share the relevant code and the output you're getting and we'll take a look. If you haven't started yet, you can find all…

What response are you getting from the API though? You need to check the API response to see if the call succeeded or not. Also, another thing I notice is that you're sending your parameters in the 'Dropbox-API-Arg' header, but /2/files/create_folder_v2 is an RPC style endpoint, so your parameters should be sent as JSON in…

Thanks! This is very helpful. I'm able to reproduce this now. We're looking into it. We have a rough idea of what's occurring, though not exactly why it's occurring yet. One thing that may be relevant though is that for some calls, you're using `setProgressBlock` and checking `if (totalBytesUploaded ==…

Hi Denne, Sanchez is correct, there isn't a way to get a general shared link like this, but I'll pass this along as a feature request.

Thanks! Issues like this can be expected with IE 8, as the Dropbox site doesn't support it. Having users upgrade their browser is the right solution in this case. And no, unfortunately I don't have an example like the blog post you linked to for doing the same with the default browser, but I'll send this along as a request…

I just followed your instructions and was able to run your supplied code, but I didn't get either of these error messages. There must be some other factor, so can you perhaps plug it in to a sample project that reproduces the issues for you and share that? Also, in case it matters, what version of Xcode are you using?

Thanks! That's very helpful. We'll look into it.

What version(s) of Internet Explorer are driving the WebBrowser when you see this? By the way, we now recommend using the system's default browser, in order to support users using the Google Sign In flow to sign in to Dropbox, under Google's new policy disallowing web views for their authorization flow (…

Hi Murali, this means that the IP address associated with user's web session changed. The equivalent event type in the API v2 event log is 'device_change_ip_web'.

Hi Patrik, thanks for the detailed post. Your description of the current state of the revisions functionality in API v2 is accurate. I'm sending this along to the team to see if we can improve this in API v2 in the future, but I can't make any promises or offer a timeline.