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Hello Greg-DB Recently, there were changes made in the code related to Dropbox Teamspaces. We are now facing errors sometimes when we download files that were notified with file paths by webhoo...
Thanks for following up. To be clear, you should not be adding "/root" to the path itself, as that's not a path component (unless some user/app literally made a folder named "root"). You can use PathRoot.Root with a root namespace ID just like you used PathRoot.NamespaceId.
That is, modifying your original code, that would look like:
clientadmin = clientadmin.WithPathRoot(new PathRoot.Root(rootnamespace));
Greg-DB
Dropbox Community Moderator
Dropbox Community ModeratorI see you're attempting to access the user's root namespace, in which case it's generally best to use the PathRoot.Root mode instead of PathRoot.NamespaceId. Please give that a try and let me know what you get.
Thank you for your reply.
How do I use PathRoot.Root mode in my c# code.
I changed the path parameter in my existing code from /Boolean Array/12/SOBR10.png, it gives error 'Path not found'.
to /root/Boolean Array/12/SOBR10.png
Then I tried changing the code:
using (var response = await dbx.Files.DownloadAsync(new Dropbox.Api.Files.DownloadArg(dropboxFilePath, pathRoot: new Dropbox.Api.PathRoot { Tag = Dropbox.Api.PathRoot.Tag.Root })))
Visual Studio gave compilation error:
The type or namespace name 'PathRoot' does not exist in the namespace 'Dropbox.Api' (are you missing an assembly reference?)
The best overload for 'DownloadArg' does not have a parameter named 'pathRoot'
Please suggest.
Thanks,
Gagan
- Greg-DB
Thanks for following up. To be clear, you should not be adding "/root" to the path itself, as that's not a path component (unless some user/app literally made a folder named "root"). You can use PathRoot.Root with a root namespace ID just like you used PathRoot.NamespaceId.
That is, modifying your original code, that would look like:
clientadmin = clientadmin.WithPathRoot(new PathRoot.Root(rootnamespace));
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