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Thanks! I imagine you haven't been able to reproduce this then? Anyway, I don't believe there's anything unusual about about our certificate chain. I've taken a screenshot here: https://www.dropbox.com/s/r2u82pm61kakjr0/Screenshot%202015-01-05%2010.47.35.png?dl=0 Maybe this device doesn't have the necessary Go Daddy…

Thanks for the report! Do you know if this works on other phones running this operating system, or does this happen for all such phones with this OS? I suspect it is due to the certificates (or lack thereof) installed on this particular OS.

That sounds reasonable Bart. :-) Also, for important announcements, make sure you have "Dropbox API announcements" enabled on: https://www.dropbox.com/account#settings Besides that, you can subscribe to the blog: https://www.dropbox.com/developers/blog

To echo the StackOverflow thread, no news on this right now.

To elaborate, you can use /thumbnails to get a thumbnail for an image as Steve said, but there's currently no way to get multiple thumbnails via a single API call, so you'll need to call /thumbnails repeatedly as necessary. We're tracking this as a feature request though.

Thanks for the report Frank. I also just checked this in Xcode 6.1.1 using the latest version of the SDK (currently 1.3.13) and following the instructions from https://www.dropbox.com/developers/core/sdks/ios and the DBRoulette-Info.plist file does seem to contain the db-APP_KEY placeholder as expected:…

Based on the PHP_INT_MAX value above, it would probably be files >2GB, but again I can't make any promises, so do so at your own risk.

Unfortunately I can't really make any guarantee one way or another, though if you're not interacting with content, e.g., not uploading or downloading files, I would expect there'd be no opportunity for data loss. For metadata, your app might see incorrect file sizes.

Due to the size of certain numbers used by the SDK, it requires a 64-bit build of PHP in order to run properly, so the right solution is to upgrade your PHP installation to a 64-bit build. There isn't really any other workaround, besides disabling this check, but that of course isn't recommended.

If you're using the official PHP SDK, you should be able to just update to the latest version, which uses TLS: https://www.dropbox.com/developers/core/sdks/php

Do you have an API app that is failing with this error message? Support for SSLv3 on the Dropbox API was disabled some time ago. (Developer were notified in advance by email.) You should use TLS for secure connections to the Dropbox API instead.

Thanks! That's very helpful. I believe I've tracked this down. We'll look into fixing this on our side in the SDK itself, but to quickly fix this in your project, change this: #import <DropboxSDK/DropboxSDK.h>#import "AppDelegate.h" to: #import "AppDelegate.h"#import <DropboxSDK/DropboxSDK.h> This is because the SDK needs…

Thanks for the report! I can't seem to reproduce this by adding the iOS Core SDK 1.3.13 into a new iOS project made by Xcode 6.1.1 though, so there's likely something different about your project. It would be good to understand what the difference is. Are you able to reproduce this in a new iOS project?

Sorry, I don't have any news to share on this right now.

The Dropbox API doesn't currently offer any API calls for managing shared folders (e.g., creating shared folders, inviting other users, etc.). However, if you'd be interested in potentially participating in a shared folder API beta in the future, please sign up here:…

Jan, there's a Product Feedback section of the forum for leaving feedback for Dropbox in general, as opposed to for the API in particular.

Thomas, to clarify, there were essentially two different forms of this feature request. One is a way to mute notifications on a case-by-case basis, which we added to API v2 via the mute parameter. The other is to just mute all of the notifications for items the Apps folder, which hasn't been implemented and is considered…

No, I don't expect it would necessarily be a simple change. When I say I don't have any news, I mean that I don't have any announcement about this request potentially being implemented and released. I have certainly contacted the team and opened this as a feature request with them.

I haven't tried it out myself recently, but if you give it a try and it doesn't behave as expected, please let me know and I will bring it up with the team.

We don't have any more specific documentation, but I expect Steve was referring to older versions of the desktop client possibly not supporting the behavior, and perhaps some special logic beyond the parameter itself that determines whether or not to mute the notification. (E.g., it might make sense to show a notification…

Thanks for the additional feedback Jan. We do read everything and sincerely appreciate the insight and the time taken to write it. Unfortunately, I don't have any news to offer on this request though.

Hi Jan, by "no update" I just meant that I didn't have any news to share yet. We do track all feature requests for the API, including the requests for this feature from the three different developers on this thread, including yourself. Anyway, we generally try not to promise anything until it's delivered, in case plans…

Sorry, no update on this right now.

Thanks for the feature request! I'm sending it along now.

If you want to upload a file using AJAX client-side in the browser, you can use the JavaScript SDK: https://www.dropbox.com/developers/datastore/sdks/js There's a tutorial here that shows how to get started: https://www.dropbox.com/developers/datastore/tutorial/js The full documentation can be found here:…

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

No, no update on this.

Thanks for the additional requests and feedback!

Unfortunately I don't know if or when programmatic account creation would be implemented, but I'm adding your vote to the request.

No, there's currently no way to programmatically create an app. I'll be happy to send this along as a request too, but can you elaborate on the use case?