Rich Super User II

@"djg7" wrote:This must have changed. My photos went to Camera Uploads and husband's photos used to go to a shared folder called Camera Uploads from John until Dec 28 2018 when we both got new phones. Nothing has changed. More than likely you were using two different Dropbox accounts and John simply shared his Camera…

There is no such error log on the client.

@"magdas" wrote:Is there no way to download an earlier version of Dropbox for IOS at all? The only way would be if you had previously installed an earlier version and that version was still available through the app store's previous purchases, but as you said, you've never installed it before so that option won't be…

You'll only be able to use the Dropbox website through a browser. You won't be able to install a Dropbox app.

Dropbox doesn't do file conversions. You'll either need to install an application on your computer that can play OGG files (I suggest VLC), or ask the sender to re-send them as MP3 files.

The problem is that you're using a single account for multiple users, when a Dropbox account is meant for a single individual. It's not meant to be shared by multiple people. To Dropbox, everyone using a single account is seen as the same person, so there's no need to limit access to files that the account is the owner of.…

No, that's not possible. Any new files or folders will automatically sync to other computers. Once they've synced, you need to use Selective Sync to remove folders that you don't want on that system. While this won't prevent access to the folders, if you have a Plus, Professional or Business account, you can set certain…

@"Johnheed" wrote:We are on all on Macs and some designers are on PC/Windows. So what would be the embedded path example for this? There really is no solution for this that will work across multiple platforms. The only real solution is to get the application developers to support relative paths. @"Здравко" wrote:... but…

@"OriSch" wrote:... will I get my previous 2TB plan back, or will I have a limited basic plan and all my saved files will be deleted? You'll be on a Basic account but your files will not be deleted. When you joined the team, any time remaining on your paid subscription would have been refunded back to you automatically.…

This isn't a Dropbox issue. This happens because applications typically use the full path when linking other files, and everyone's Dropbox is usually stored in a different location on their drive. The Dropbox folder on your computer (let's assume Windows for now) is typically located in your user profile, which would be…

The usage you see on your phone isn't related to the amount of files you have stored in your account. It's the total size of all data in use by the app. This could be files you've opened recently, files you've marked for offline use, cache, etc. There's a Clear Cache link within the apps Settings, or you can…

It's a manual process.

@"AGreenTejada" wrote:But what if I used a JSON file, which is very close to a text file, then told the program to read and write to that? Your problem isn't the type of data storage. It's the location. Data is all kept in one place instead of a "local-copy" and a "Dropbox-copy". THIS is your problem. Data isn't kept in…

@"AGreenTejada" wrote:But what if I used a JSON file, which is very close to a text file, then told the program to read and write to that? Your problem isn't the type of data storage. It's the location. Data is all kept in one place instead of a "local-copy" and a "Dropbox-copy". THIS is your problem. Data isn't kept in…

You have a Dropbox Basic account, which is free, thus no Billing tab. Once you have a paid subscription, the Billing tab will become available.

The Billing tab is separate from the Plan tab. * https://www.dropbox.com/account/billing If you still don't see it when clicking that link, check your Plan tab and tell us what plan it says you're on.

@"Valekea" wrote:Okay, so, if I drop the folders into the dropbox folder, you are saying I will also be able to see them when I use my dropbox app on my smartphone or if I go on to the dropbox web browser page, then I will be able to download the files and folders there? Yes. Any files you add to your local Dropbox folder…

Nothing has changed. There's no way to manage Smart Sync programatically.

@"RaySam" wrote:Is the Dropbox team making any progress on this issue? Dropbox doesn't discuss ETAs or even what features they may be working on. I'd suggest you post a request, or look for an existing one, in the Share an idea section of the forums.

@"albertina" wrote: Hi I have the same problem!! Charged twice for 3 months! Who can I talk to??? You need to contact Dropxbox Support directly. This is a public forum and billing/account issues cannot be handled here.

There's nothing to "fix" because there's nothing broken. You can already export emails from your chosen mail client to Dropbox, if your mail client supports it.

"Is this a phishing file in the dropbox app? Is it a false warning by Avast?" It's a false positive. That file isn't from the Dropbox website. When you use the icon in the Dropbox app to visit the website, the app directs you to a locally generated HMTL file which then redirects to the Dropbox website. That's the HTML file…

@"FatCharlie" wrote:I uploaded a 38mb not encrypted Excel File. ... Than I modified only 2 Cells of that File. ... It was a full upload, not an incemental one. That's likely not a valid test. An Excel file is a package file; it's just a Zip file of XML files. Assuming that they act like any other compressed file, even if…

@"Evan M." wrote:Even though I checked Online for many folders/files, When i click About My Mac, Go to Storage. It shows a tremendous amount of storage. ... is there a reason why they are sitting here locally as well ? If you've marked them as Online-only, then they're not stored local. Your Mac is just reporting them as…

@"jamesfrost21" wrote:It must be something to do with them being a 'package'. * https://help.dropbox.com/installs-integrations/desktop/package-files

@"johnk1" wrote:Have come up with a simple work around for the issue of putting a dropbox paper document in regular dropbox folder. * https://help.dropbox.com/files-folders/paper/folders * https://help.dropbox.com/files-folders/paper/dropbox-integration#version * https://www.dropbox.com/features/new?_tk=blog_611_us

In the Adobe app, tap Files at the bottom. At the top left you'll see Locations. Tap that and you'll see an option for Dropbox. Tap it to sign in. If you're already signed in, swipe left on Dropbox and you'll see an option to sign out.

I just updated my iPad to the latest iOS (13.1.3) and saw the same problem. Linking Adode Reader to my Dropbox account first, from within the Adobe app, resolved the issue. Try that. If it's already connected, signout of Dropbox from within the Adobe app, then reconnect the apps.

It's working fine for me. Have you restarted the iPad yet? Removed and reinstalled both Dropbox and Adobe Reader?

Correct, on both accounts. A Dropbox account is required to access a shared folder, while a share link does not require an account. A share link is accessible to anyone that has the link.