Greg-DB Dropbox Community Moderator

Hi Bernadetha, there shouldn't be anything extra you need to do for this. I can't reproduce this issue though. Can you share the relevant code you're using, and any/all output/errors you're getting? Thanks in advance! 

No, the API doesn't currently let you search for multiple file extensions in a single call. You'll need to make multiple search calls, one per desired extension, and combine the results as desired. We'll consider this a feature request though. Alternatively, you can list the desired folder(s) and filter by extension…

The Dropbox API and SDK themselves don't offer local caching like this, so you will need to implement it in your app's code if your app needs caching. Actual caching strategies and algorithms are beyond the scope of just Dropbox/Dropbox API support, so I can't offer much help with that in general. Perhaps someone here can…

No, I don't have an ETA on this right now.

Hi Todd, the audit log isn't currently available in API v2. There's a note about this at the top of the Business API documentation: "Note: The Audit log endpoint is not yet available in the Dropbox Business API v2. This endpoint will continue to be available and maintained in the Dropbox Business API v1."

No, no updates on this.

I can't guarantee that this will be implemented and released, but I'll make a note for us to follow up on this thread if/when it is.

[Cross-linking for reference: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/38789516/dropbox-api-v2-to-get-the-images-albums/38795640?noredirect=1#comment65013746_38795640 ] No, unfortunately the Dropbox API doesn't offer a way to do this in bulk, but I'll be sure to pass this along as a feature request. 

1. No, the API doesn't yet offer the ability to programmatically create team folders. We'll consider it a feature request. 2. The /team/members/add endpoint only allows you to add members to a Dropbox for Business team, creating the account if necessary. It doesn't otherwise allow you to create arbitrary (e.g., free or…

Yes, you can use the /files/create_folder endpoint: https://www.dropbox.com/developers/documentation/http/documentation#files-create_folder

Yes, you can share a folder via the API using the /sharing/share_folder endpoint: https://www.dropbox.com/developers/documentation/http/documentation#sharing-share_folder You can then invite members to it using /sharing/add_folder_member:…

The API doesn't offer a way to programmatically create accounts, but I'll be sure to pass this along as a feature request. 

You can use the ListFolderAsync and ListFolderContinueAsync methods in the .NET SDK to list the items in a folder. You can then count the number of files in your app's code.

Hola Javier, Este error indica que su aplicación está llamando a la API que indica un tipo de acceso esperado de "lleno Dropbox", pero la aplicación de la API que está utilizando es en realidad registrado para el tipo de acceso "carpeta de aplicación". Si refieres a utilizar acceso completo Dropbox, por el código que está…

After you list the files in a folder, you can use the DownloadAsync method in the .NET SDK to download the specific files you want, as identified by their paths. That returns the file content directly, but if you do need a link, you can instead use the GetTemporaryLinkAsync method.

No, unfortunately, I don't have an update on this yet.

I don't have an update on this yet. I'll reply here once I do.

Thanks! We're looking into it.

Hi Cynthia, thanks for the report! Can you share a sample X-Dropbox-Request-Id response header value from the error response? Thanks in advance! 

Thanks for the report! We're looking into it. 

Hi Karthik, there's no need to post the same question multiple times. I'll follow up in your new thread.

What error are you getting? Be sure to check the response body, as it will contain detailed error information. Based on your description though, it sounds like the issue is that you're calling /files/get_metadata for the root folder, which isn't supported, per the documentation: "Note: Metadata for the root folder is…

We have a new release, v2.0.3, that should fix this issue in the SDK itself, so that you'd no longer need that extra ProGuard configuration as a workaround: https://github.com/dropbox/dropbox-sdk-java/releases/tag/v2.0.3

Based on our investigation, you should be able to work around this issue by adding the following rule to your ProGuard configuration: -keepclassmembers class com.dropbox.core.** { @com.fasterxml.jackson.annotation.JsonCreator *; } We'll be addressing this issue in general in a future update of the SDK itself.

That's very useful, thanks! We're looking into it.

Thanks Kevin, that's helpful. I can reproduce the error using your app. Can you share the relevant code snippet(s)? We'll need to reproduce this separately, and there may be something different between your implementation and mine.

Thanks for following up. So, it sounds like you're seeing it for 100% of your calls to client.files().download()? Are other methods also failing, or are they working properly? I still can't seem to reproduce this though, even with the additional conditions you mentioned. Are your users seeing this issue too, or is it only…

Thanks for the report! I can't seem to reproduce this issue. Can you let me know about when you started seeing it, and about what percent of calls fail like this, to the best of your knowledge? Does it only happen for certain file paths? Thanks in advance!

HI Maulik, it sounds like you could use the shared links modifications I mentioned in my last reply: https://www.dropbox.com/help/201 And if you're using API v1 to get the shared links in the first place, you can set short_url to false to avoid the short links: https://www.dropbox.com/developers-v1/core/docs#shares

The Dropbox API doesn't currently offer a way to generate permanent direct links like that, but I'll be sure to pass this along as a feature request. What exactly do you need it for? If you just need to download file content, the normal download endpoints are the best option: v1:…