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To be able to select multiple files at once, when searching for a file using the mobile app.
In my Dropbox Account, I am the Owner of the Files. But Still, When i do a Keyword Search, I couldn't Select Multiple Files at Once to Move to another folder in the #Dropbox Android Mobile App. dropbox @DropboxSupport
Renamed folders in my Dropbox folder but the changes didn't sync to the cloud
Hello, I’m having an issue with Dropbox. I’ve renamed several folders on my local machine to make them easier to manage, but the folder names in the Dropbox cloud still reflect the old names. I’ve tried uninstalling and reinstalling the Dropbox desktop app, but the cloud folder names remain unchanged. Could you please help me force Dropbox to update the folder names in the cloud to match the renamed folders on my computer? Thank you!
Dropbox for macOS on File Provider not available after a clean erase and reinstall
hi all. my dropbox is not allowing me to turn on file provider on macOS after a clean erase and re-install from scratch on macOS Sequoia. all my files need to be in that location where they were before. can someone please help?Quick View: smaller thumbnails option would be helpful
Hi, folder "Quick view" would be more helpful to me if it could show more thumbnails in its panel. Right now the thumbnails are huge and can only show four. Would be great to have smaller thumbnails so I can see 4x that amount in the right panel. Thanks.
The ignore folder command isn't working; the folder is not being ignored.
I'm trying to ignore a node_modules folder using the command posted here: https://help.dropbox.com/sync/ignored-files My command as typed in Windows power shell is below: Set-Content -Path 'C:\Users\mroch\Dropbox\sd\node_modules' -Stream com.dropbox.ignored -Value 1 I do not see a gray 'minus' sign next to my node_modules folder in Windows Explorer and the files inside continue to by synced.Allow us to export folder data and names to a spreadsheet/document.
Recently was asked with organizing a company folder, unpacking folders and renaming folders to see everything on one easy scroll. Problem is, there are now so many folders that I can't easily review with coworkers to find errors or suggest notes for the folder names (to make sure thing are easily found by name). There should be a way to easily export the folder data to a spreadsheet or blank document to help in review processes. Sometimes things are better reviewed in the physical form (spread it out and see everything in one sweep). Screens can just be so limited space wise.Need to know how many subfolders and files are nested inside any given folder, server-side
Good day we are evaluating migrating two companies from Sharepoint to Dropbox. We need a way to know how many subfolders and files are contained, server-side, under any given top-level folder. This is an extremely simple information, and it is of fundamental importance in order to check complete sync after a large file upload, download or move. Of course such information must be available rapidly, without browsing each single subfolders (there are dozens thousands) and without limiting to check desktop-side (which is entirely useless, given that we want to survey the status of data moves SERVER-SIDE). So, for instance, suppose we have: - top-level folder "A" - inside "A": 3 files and the 2 subfolders "B" and "C" - inside "B": 7 files and 1 subfolder "D" - inside "C": 5 files and 1 subfolder "E" - inside "D": 12 files and no subfolder - inside "E": 8 files and 1 subfolder "F" - inside "F": no files and no subfolders.... ... I need a way to know that inside "A" there are: - 35 files - 5 subfolders In Sharepoint it is ridiculously complex to achieve such a basic information, but at least I can use PowerShell and some additional module. $FilesCount = (Get-PnPFolderItem -FolderSiteRelativeUrl "Top-Level-Folder-Name" -Recursive -ItemType File).Count $SubFoldersCount = (Get-PnPFolderItem -FolderSiteRelativeUrl "Top-Level-Folder-Name" -Recursive -ItemType Folder).Count Write-Host "Number of files: $FilesCount" && "Number of subfolders: $SubFoldersCount" HOW exactly can I have such information with Dropbox? Many thanks Enrico Penco
