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ListFolderContinueAsync recursive not showing correct result
-using dropbox.net SDK -CodeSnippet ListFolderResult listFolderResult; listFolderResult = dropboxClient.Files.ListFolderAsync(controlpath,true, false, false, false, true, 200).Result; var li...
hello Thanks For your response here is my code
ListFolderResult listFolderResult;
listFolderResult = dropboxClient.Files.ListFolderAsync(controlpath,true, false, false, false, true, 200).Result;
do
{
var listfoldercontinuearg = new ListFolderContinueArg(previousDeltaLink);
listFolderResult = dropboxClient.Files.ListFolderContinueAsync(listfoldercontinuearg).Result;
foreach (var entry in listFolderResult.Entries){}
if (listFolderResult.HasMore)
{
previousDeltaLink = listFolderResult.Cursor;
}
} while (previousDeltaLink.IsNotNullOrEmpty());
Greg-DB
Dropbox Community Moderator
Dropbox Community ModeratorCan you clarify where/how the initial value of previousDeltaLink is being set though? In this code, it only seems to be set after each ListFolderContinueAsync call. I don't see where you're setting it from the initial call.
It looks like you are correctly setting the recursive parameter to true on the ListFolderAsync call, but you need to make sure you use that resulting cursor. Also, make sure you read out the entries from each page, including ListFolderAsync. I don't see you doing so in this code; you're only reading out the entries from ListFolderContinueAsync in this code.
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