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"Dropbox is not a constructor" Nonreasonable Error
There is a script which uses Dropbox-sdk.min.js. The script was fully working yesterday, but today the "Dropbox is not a constructor" error is thrown, although there is the Dropbox object, as planne...
UPDATE: The solution is found.
I have inspected the Dropbox object and decided to try something. And I was right.
Everything works perfect if we use
var dbx = new Dropbox.Dropbox({accessToken: '***'});instead.
I still do not know what in the world happened to the SDK that I was forced to use this workaround.
Thank you. The issue is solved.
UPDATE: The solution is found.
I have inspected the Dropbox object and decided to try something. And I was right.
Everything works perfect if we use
var dbx = new Dropbox.Dropbox({accessToken: '***'});instead.
I still do not know what in the world happened to the SDK that I was forced to use this workaround.
Thank you. The issue is solved.
Greg-DB
Dropbox Community Moderator
Dropbox Community ModeratorThe API v2 JavaScript SDK just received a major revision that includes breaking changes, with a corresponding major version bump. You can find the release notes here:
https://github.com/dropbox/dropbox-sdk-js/releases/tag/v3.0.0
This includes a change to how the `Dropbox` object is constructed. In short, as of v3.0.0, you should now use `Dropbox.Dropbox` instead.
In order to avoid major version changes from breaking your app, you can instead import specific versions of the library.
Exactly how you do so depends on where you're loading the library from.
For instance, unpkg has information on specifying particular versions here: https://unpkg.com/
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