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Hi!
I am working with shared links files on my Dropbox App in PHP and I need a hand.
Currently, I send a request file to the API and get back a HTML file:
array(1) { [0]=> array(10) { [".tag"]=> string(4) "file" ["name"]=> string(28) "FiatoRetB_C_V02DesignB1.html" ["path_lower"]=> string(51) "/fiatoretb_c_v02design/fiatoretb_c_v02designb1.html" ["path_display"]=> string(51) "/FiatoRetB_C_V02Design/FiatoRetB_C_V02DesignB1.html" ["id"]=> string(25) "id:WEoRMx*****AAAAAAAAAXQ" ["client_modified"]=> string(20) "2019-03-12T08:46:42Z" ["server_modified"]=> string(20) "2019-03-12T08:46:43Z" ["rev"]=> string(10) "4755e2a02d" ["size"]=> int(26257) ["content_hash"]=> string(64) "203d964e139d8b15fdfe*****4835431e07f79fd7ac31ffb443717d5bcd6c3d7" } }
What I need to do now, is actually to get the file content from this HTML file (the HTML code). I have tried different ways such as get_headers and others functions but without successs.
The question is, how does Dropbox API can provide the file content itself? Or is there any other way to get that content?
Thank you in advance!!
It looks like you're printing out the file metadata from an API call that returns information about the file. To get the file's actual content, you should instead use /2/files/download:
https://www.dropbox.com/developers/documentation/http/documentation#files-download
It looks like you're printing out the file metadata from an API call that returns information about the file. To get the file's actual content, you should instead use /2/files/download:
https://www.dropbox.com/developers/documentation/http/documentation#files-download
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