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Re: Uncaught TypeError: Dropbox.Dropbox is not a constructor
Hi! This error reappeared again!
Hi skezh1,
Yes, of course, it's obvious. Both scripts share the same namespace and put there the same name - the last wins. 🙋 That's where your issue is coming from.
By the way you're not using neither Embedder, Saver, or something like... hy at all you need the second script? 🧐 Just to make your life difficult? 😁
A workaround can be seen here if by any chance you need both scripts. 😉
Good luck.
We are facing the same issue in our company, both Dropbox.Dropbox and Dropbox.embed is undefined, but Dropbox and embed are available on window
I tried the workaround, but then Dropbox.embed errors out with the following message:
Error: appKey must be provided
at o.e (dropins.js:1:24651)
at new o (dropins.js:1:31456)
at Dropbox.embed (dropins.js:1:36121)
the only thing that could have changed is the dropins.js file, as we serve our own copy of Dropbox-sdk.min.js from cdnjs.
Edit: got it to work, had to piece together the Dropbox object
<script type="text/javascript" src="https://cdnjs.cloudflare.com/ajax/libs/dropbox.js/10.34.0/Dropbox-sdk.min.js"></script>
<script>
const dropbox = Dropbox;
</script>
<script id="dropboxjs" type="text/javascript" src="https://www.dropbox.com/static/api/2/dropins.js" data-app-key="..."></script>
<script>
Dropbox = { Dropbox, ...dropbox }
</script>I just didn't want to publish my app-key here at the forum, but I did set it properly..
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