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Roblox1
4 years agoNew member | Level 2
File name changed when uploading to a Dropbox Request
I was logged into my account and uploaded a file to a requested folder link. However, when I got the upload confirmation email, it added my name to into the file name. I needed to have it named in a ...
Rich
Super User II
4 years ago
Roblox1 wrote:
... didnât think it would add my name to then end of the file name. Does this happen automatically?
Yes, the uploader's name is added to any file uploaded through a File Request.
- Learningtech4 years agoExplorer | Level 4Does that change the âfile name?â I had to use a specific naming sequence and I donât know if it added onto the name or just let the person know who uploaded?
- Rich4 years ago
Super User II
Learningtech wrote:
Does that change the âfile name?âIt actually renames the file to include your name.
- Learningtech4 years agoExplorer | Level 4Oh wow. I had no idea. Thanks. So to avoid this, is it better not to be logged in? I like getting the confirmation email, but canât risk file name being changed.
- JD4444 years agoExplorer | Level 4
What is a "File Request" that adds extra wording to a filename?
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