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Help shape the future of Dropbox webhooks
Hello Developer Community! We’ve got some exciting news – our product team is scoping out upgrades to Dropbox webhooks and they want to hear from you. What changes do you want to see to webhooks? Do you have a use case that could benefit from additional functionality built into Dropbox webhooks? Let’s talk about it. All ideas and questions are welcome. This is your chance to have a voice in how the Dropbox webhooks update takes shape.New team events API available now
Developers building for Dropbox Business can now use the new team events API to power their workflow and analytic applications. Dropbox Business provides an activity log that records all of the key events taken on a team. An admin on a Business team can use the events in the Admin Console to audit and monitor activity within the team. We have re-written the corresponding API from the ground-up with over 300 events available. The new v2 API (team_log/get_events) improves upon its v1 predecessor with a rich schema, new attributes, and detailed per-event documentation that makes it easy to work with all event types. Developers can use the team events API to power a variety of applications, including: Real-time workflow applications, which poll the endpoint looking for particular events to initiate actions Security information and event management (SIEM) applications, which look for anomalies or policy violations and send alerts Business Intelligence tools, which aggregate events and provide insight into how the team works and collaborates If you previously built an application using the v1 /team/log/get_events, we’ve written a migration guide to help you move your apps onto v2 team_log/get_events. If you’re interested in building with the team events API or want to learn more, we’d love to hear what you’re thinking and talk through the use case you’re trying to solve. Respond to this thread and get the conversation started!
Events of event_type file_edit don't appear in /team_log/get_events API response
I have Dropbox Advanced Plan with this API available. I uploaded a docx file and edited. But, when I try to get events of event_type file_edit using mentioned API, it doesn't appear in the response. Other events, like file_add event_type do appear.
How to download .paper and .papert shared file using APIs
I want to download the shared files having paper and papert extension but since shared files, I list the files using sharing/list_received_files and in this I get the preview_url for the shared file, I use the preview_url to download to the content using sharing/get_shared_link_file but I get unsupported_link_type error in the API response. I tried using the files/export API using id in the headers to export html but then I get path/not_found/ error in the API response. How can I download paper and papert file content for a shared file.
Save URL Endpoint for Public Folders via API
When I use the files/save_url API endpoint and enter the URL of a public folder, I get an invalid_url error. I am assuming this is because this endpoint only works on files, not folders, is that correct? Or is the issue with public links, since this folder wasn't shared with me via Dropbox and doesn't exist in my Dropbox account? Is there an option to save a folder and its subfolders/files via the API? My intent is for this to have the same effect as a user clicking the "Copy to Dropbox" button that appears when viewing a public Dropbox folder. Thanks in advance!http/1.1 409 conflict
I have a read-only app folder hosting our software licenses. The access token was a permanent access token. It had been working for years until recently. The query responds with the Http code 409 conflict. The only thing I did several days ago was turning on the two-step authentication. Thinking that may cause the error, I turned that off. However, the query still generate the code 409. Any ideas? Thanks! Yi
