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I’m running into a 401 “missing_scope” error while integrating Dropbox with Make.com, and I’d love your insight. The goal: Create a temporary link for a Dropbox file via API. The issue: Dropbox throws [401] missing_scope even after reauth. 🤯 👉 Has anyone dealt with th is before? How did you solve it?43Views0likes1CommentDropbox paper - is there a way to extract old dropbox paper using SDK/API
Hi, i am trying to understand. 1. there is Dropbox paper that are in the dropbox filesystem shoeing like test.paper 2. and there is the dropbox paper (app or website) that do not include in the filsystem. is there a way to extract the second papers number 2?74Views0likes6CommentsIs there any way to tell from the content of an api request which of my Dropbox Apps being used?
I am working with http requests from Azure logic apps. Over some time I have created multiple Apps in the App Console used them in different places. I have a request that uses my long lived token to get an access token but I didn't keep track of which app was being used by what. Is there any way to figure that out. Is there a record of where calls come from? I don't see anything in the analytics for the Apps.112Views0likes1CommentRest API: naming conventions for new file request
Hello, We are using dropbox API to create file upload requests: https://api.dropboxapi.com/2/file_requests/create And the problem is - how to stop dropbox from renaming uploaded files? Is there any option to do this via rest api? Another possible solution may be to be able to set this somehow globally for all new file requests. But again - we not found any way to do this through settings. So how to deal with this then? Any ideas how to solve this problem?Solved1.6KViews2likes3CommentsSlow playback when streaming with AVPlayer
We’re building an iOS App that streams mp4 video files from DropBox. We use SDK’s getTemporaryLink method and feed the returned URL to AVPlayer(url: …). The streaming doesn’t start until after a few seconds/minutes depending on the size of the file. Same issue when opening this link in a regular Safari tab. When opening the file directly in Dropbox website the video plays fine.257Views1like17CommentsCreate new folder in existing Team Folder
Hi, I use a web site development program called Wappler which allows for the setup of API's It has a section for the URL of the API, JSON DATA and I can add headers. I used the default: https://api.dropboxapi.com/2/files/create_folder_v2 and added the headers: "Authorization: Bearer <my token here>" \ "Content-Type: application/json" \ and in the Json Data box I put: { "autorename": false, "path": "/Homework/math/{{$_POST.foldername}}" } This works OK and creates a folder from my form input to my home folder inside a folder called Apps> Homework/math/myfoldernamefrom form I want to create the folder in the team space so I added the Dropbox-API-Path-Root header and the value {".tag": "root", "root": "7"}, along with the following in the Json Data: { "path": "{{$_POST.foldername}}" } I know the 7 is just a sample and I have the details of my user ID, at the bottom is the root_info, with .tag, the root_namespace_id, the homespace_id and my home_path. What do/would I put in the Json Data to create a folder in team space called CompanyOne>FolderOne Many thanks for your helpReceiving Too Many Mounts error even though I do not have more than 1500 folders.
My app uses the Dropbox API to create folders, upload files and share the folders and recently I started getting an error message about exceeding the tree size. After getting this I re-organized a bunch of folders so I no longer have more than 1500 folders within 1 parent folder. I am able to create and share more folders if done through the web interface, but it doesn't seem to work through the API even after moving folders around. I get the following response when calling the /sharing/share_folder endpoint. Is there something weird going on where Dropbox 'remembers' where a folder was when it was originally shared, and even though I've moved it, it still counts as a shared folder within it's prior parent folder? {"error_summary": "too_many_mounts/tree_size_exceeded/.", "error": {".tag": "too_many_mounts", "too_many_mounts": {".tag": "tree_size_exceeded", "limit": 1500, "current_count": 1500, "new_count": 1501}}, "user_message": {"locale": "en", "text": "Your Dropbox account has reached the limit for shared folders."}} <br />Solved60Views0likes1CommentDropbox OAuth2 Issue: Scope Parameter Handling
According to OAuth2 Authorization documentation, the scope parameter is nullable, and as per RFC 6749, parameters without a value must be treated as omitted, with unrecognized parameters ignored. However, Dropbox's OAuth2 implementation returns the following error when the scope parameter is included: Error: "error": "invalid_request", "error_description": "unknown field \"scope\"" This behavior violates OAuth2 standards, as unrecognized parameters should not cause a failure.184Views0likes9Comments