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I see the api developer app linked in my Dropbox but no /App folder anywere.
While using the developer app to create a api share. i'm unable to find a folder in my main dropbox to remove any files once i have uploaded though the api. Im really stuck on this! I have currently one file which i sent and read back on a kodi backup app (SUCCESS!) However can't find the file anywere in my dropbox if i wished to remove the file or add files to the folder that it saved too.
I see the developer app is linked in my Dropbox but no /App folder anywere.
I'm using the basic account as i'm testing the service before a subscription.
Any ideas would be greatfully recieved, Thanks Taz 🙂
@TazDevilLooney wrote:
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If I remove my current App will that also remove the backup I made?
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If you unlink or delete an app, this will have no affect on your file data in your account.
Registering an app on Dropbox only sets up the ability to connect to Dropbox via the API. Deleting it prevents it from being able to connect to Dropbox.
In relation to locating your files directly on your Dropbox account, please cross check the account that is connected to the access token as mentioned by Здравко.
Hi TazDevilLooney,
You should keep in mind that you're going to deal with addon that's still in development stage. Even more, as seems, this addon is NOT actively supported anymore. There are used some coding practices that are obsolete and dropped by Dropbox - something that can put you in issues if you don't have developments skills (not just end user). All files the addon uploads are put to your application specific folder that keep application name (the one selected by you) and itself is subfolder of "App" folder. Usually uploaded files are spread into other subfolders inside.
Hope this gives direction.
iNeilDropbox Engineer
Hello @TazDevilLooney, Hope that you are well! Based on the information you have provided you have created a developer app and you are unable to locate the Apps Folder within your Dropbox account.
Please bear in mind that the developer app would require the permission type App Folder to automatically create the Apps Folder on the Dropbox account while completing the OAuth workflow.
For example, if you have completed the OAuth workflow with a developer app having the permission type App Folder, it will automatically create the Apps Folder which includes your App Folder name. Would you be able to cross check the permission type of your developer app? You can review your developer app permission type with the following link: https://www.dropbox.com/developers/apps
In relation to the file that you uploaded with the Dropbox API, can you provide the API response that you received?
Hi iNeil, thanks for the reply. The app it's self is from a 3rd party and was using it to backup my Kodi install to Dropbox. It managed to do this and I restored the file from the location It was saved. However I do know the file transfer worked, reading and writing but couldn't find any evidence were it was placed in my Dropbox account. It's in there somewhere but I was unable to access it outside the API. I will give your suggestion a go as I did pick Full Access for the App and not the Folder Option. I'll let you know how it turns out. If I remove my current App will that also remove the backup I made? Hoping I can recover the space from that file. 😉
Thanks again, Taz
- iNeil
@TazDevilLooney wrote:
....
If I remove my current App will that also remove the backup I made?
....
If you unlink or delete an app, this will have no affect on your file data in your account.
Registering an app on Dropbox only sets up the ability to connect to Dropbox via the API. Deleting it prevents it from being able to connect to Dropbox.
In relation to locating your files directly on your Dropbox account, please cross check the account that is connected to the access token as mentioned by Здравко.
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