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Permissin Type : Full Dropbox API C#

Permissin Type : Full Dropbox API C#

KennyArmas
Explorer | Level 3
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Buenas estoy implementado la API a un sistema web, donde no me permite obtener el link para compartir dicho archivo, estoy usando Sharing.CreateSharedLinkWithSettingsAsync() pasando como parámetro el folder pero al momento de obtener la URL no me permite, como muestro

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Al momento de ejecutar el siguiente proceso para obtener la URL 

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Me sale el siguiente error y no sabria a que se refiere.
También vi que en varios ejemplos que todos al crear su app su permiso era Full Dropbox.

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Mientras que en mi aplicación el permiso es diferente, quizas eso puede ser el factor que impide que yo pueda llegar a obtener la URL de dicho archivo.

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Como podria llegar a obtener la URL, y tambien como podria cambiar el Permission Type.

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Greg-DB
Dropbox Staff
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Thanks! In this latest screenshot I see you're now getting the error "shared_link_already_exists". That means the "shared link already exists" for the specified item, so you can't create another for that item. I see it's also indicating that it's returning the existing shared link metadata in the error object in this case, so you can use that to get that existing shared link, or otherwise call ListSharedLinksAsync to list the existing shared link(s).

 

The screenshot of the app in your App Console indicates that this is a scoped app with Full Dropbox access already. (If it was limited to an app folder, it would instead say "Scoped App (App Folder)".)

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Greg-DB
Dropbox Staff
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Hubo un error con este método en versiones recientes de .NET SDK, pero lo solucionamos en la última versión. Si aún no está usando v6.11.1 del .NET SDK, actualice a eso e intente nuevamente.

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There was a bug with this method in recent versions of the .NET SDK, but we just fixed that in the latest version. If you're not already using v6.11.1 of the .NET SDK, please upgrade to that and try again.

KennyArmas
Explorer | Level 3
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Yes, I just updated my SDK to version 6.11.1 but I still have the problem when I want to get the URL of a file to share. 

 

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You can see I have installed the latest version that you recommended, but I still have the same problem, I can't get the URL of that file.

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And, another question, how do I get Full Dropbox permissions?

 

 

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Greg-DB
Dropbox Staff
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Thanks! In this latest screenshot I see you're now getting the error "shared_link_already_exists". That means the "shared link already exists" for the specified item, so you can't create another for that item. I see it's also indicating that it's returning the existing shared link metadata in the error object in this case, so you can use that to get that existing shared link, or otherwise call ListSharedLinksAsync to list the existing shared link(s).

 

The screenshot of the app in your App Console indicates that this is a scoped app with Full Dropbox access already. (If it was limited to an app folder, it would instead say "Scoped App (App Folder)".)

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