olavolsf Helpful | Level 6

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  • Hi, Greg, Thank you very much for your gidance. I did include the offline, but I was mispelling token_access_type=offline (the "type" was missing). Now everything is ok. I've got my beloved refresh token. Best regards. Olavo.
  • Dear Greg, I am having problems with getting the Refresh Token. I used the (c# version of the) curl command you mentioned in step 4 curl https://api.dropbox.com/oauth2/token \ -d code=AUTHORIZATIONCODEHERE \ -d grant_type=authorization_code \ -u APPKEYHERE:APPSECRETHERE​ this is done with the following code: (bellow,…
  • I don't know if it is useful yet, but I was having the same problem. It was due to the fact that, for reasons of making some checks, I removed the "var dbx = new DroboxClient(AcessToken)" from the "using" clause. When I put it back, everything worked. Hope this helps someone. Best regards.
  • Thank you very much, @"sanjayssk". I will access the links you recomended and try to get something from there. Best regards.
  • Dear Sanjay, Would you be so kind to send me the webform code to access "access tokens"? I am also a webforms programmer and I am having problem translating the dropbox example from MVC. Many thanks in advance.
  • Well. I've got the problem. One cannot create a listener for a already running process. In the console application it is ok, because the process is not openned yet. Ok. I will give a try in other changes to make a webform oauth2 application regardin dropbox. Best regards.
  • Thank you, Greg, for your answer. I am doing that (using the Uri builder etc). Since I am still trying to make it work locally (but without the http://127.0.0.1:52475/ port), I am using the uri given to me by the builder, which is: https://localhost:44380/. I have this address authorized in the dropbox app (with the…