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iOS, UIDocumentPickerViewController export, and Dropbox 38.2.2/38.3.4
My iOS app uses UIDocumentPickerViewController to export files from my app to a user's Dropbox account. This has been working just fine. It worked for me just a short time ago with an older version o...
- Thanks! We'll look into it.
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Dropbox Staff
Dropbox StaffHey there — Dropbox iOS dev here. Thanks for following up.
I‘m somewhat surprised that UIDocumentPickerVC had Dropbox grayed out — we’ve never seen that in testing. If you hear this from one of your users again, could you ask them if they had ever opened Files.app directly before? There’s some issues with Domains (a concept that allows for multiple containers per app like accounts) and Files with respect to how it handles state changes. We’re pretty sure this will be fixed in either a future iOS update or if we can find a better workaround.
Thanks again, and sorry for the inconvenience!
Jeff
Thanks for the reply Jeff.
It was one of my customers who noticed that it began to work after they launched the Files app first. At least there's something I can tell my customers now.
Yes, I shoud have mentioned that once the Files app is opened it works for me too.
