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Behavior: create_folder do not share a subfolder, if path_lower contain chars like ' . And happy NY!
Just 1 hour after 00 of the last day on 2016 ... Happy New Year to all! Finally 2017 is coming! My last 2016 problem :) ... maybe as always due to the fact i've not well read/understand somethin...
- Apologies, this is still hard to follow without seeing the actual API call code, that is, seeing what API endpoints you're calling, and seeing the output you're getting, along with an explanation of the output you're expecting to get.
For example, are you only calling the /files/create_folder endpoint? That endpoint only creates folders. It doesn't share them automatically.
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p.s is possible in case to patch this, informing user that the parent ROOT folder contain chars that not allow to create after inside him, another folder and have it shared immediately. Little strange but easy to achieve. Just thinking on how to patch in case this in the while. And will change it when resolved, if it is to be resolved in case.
Greg-DB
Dropbox Staff
Dropbox StaffApologies, this is still hard to follow without seeing the actual API call code, that is, seeing what API endpoints you're calling, and seeing the output you're getting, along with an explanation of the output you're expecting to get.
For example, are you only calling the /files/create_folder endpoint? That endpoint only creates folders. It doesn't share them automatically.
If you'd rather not post publicly, you can open a ticket here:
https://www.dropbox.com/developers/contact
Please include:
- the name of the API app
- the full text of the output/behavior you are getting
- the output/behavior you expect to get
- the relevant code
For example, are you only calling the /files/create_folder endpoint? That endpoint only creates folders. It doesn't share them automatically.
If you'd rather not post publicly, you can open a ticket here:
https://www.dropbox.com/developers/contact
Please include:
- the name of the API app
- the full text of the output/behavior you are getting
- the output/behavior you expect to get
- the relevant code
Well what shame .... how i can say ... ah yes! this is my stupid mess ... i had a call, separated, to create_shared_link_with_settings that i've forget to check for proper sanitization ... thus the code was failing.
Some party more in this time maybe, between christmas and the new year ... you can understand i hope :)
By the way, the strange i will try understand, that maybe still result strange to me is: if the folder was on root, by the way it was created and shared, also if not escaped.
While the sequential subfolder not.
So i'll return over this, and let know in case, as well providing all the code, as the plugin will be released if i still have not detect how this was happening and reporting the reason.
In the while, Thank you Greg. Wish you a Nice 2017!
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