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I'm trying to upload a text file to my account, but something I'ts wrong
static async Task Run() { using (var dbx = new DropboxClient("MYTOKEN")) { var file = "list.txt"; var folder = "/Users/user01/Downloads/"; var lastpath = folder + file; var mem = new MemoryStream(File.ReadAllBytes(@"C:\Users\user01\Downloads\list.txt")); var upload = await dbx.Files.UploadAsync(lastpath, Dropbox.Api.Files.WriteMode.Overwrite.Instance, false, null, false, mem); Console.WriteLine(upload); Console.ReadLine(); } }
What error message do you get when you run your code?
That's the FileMetadata returned by UploadAsync indicating that the call succeeded. You can access properties of that FileMetadata to see specific information about the uploaded file, e.g., PathDisplay.
Where are you looking such that it seems the file wasn't uploaded? If your app uses the "app folder" permission, make sure you're looking inside the app folder for the app, by default at "/Apps/<app folder name>". That "/Apps" will be localized depending on the locale set for the account though, e.g., "/Applicazioni" for Italian, etc.
You specify where in the Dropbox account you want to upload the file via the 'path' parameter that you give to UploadAsync. (That's the first parameter to UploadAsync in the code that you shared earlier.)
Note that for apps with the 'app folder' permission, the app can only upload within its app folder. The path you supply with be used relative to the app folder. If you want to be able to upload anywhere in the Dropbox account, you need to use the 'full Dropbox' permission instead. You can find more information about the different permissions here.
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