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I need to have a unique file path. How do I achieve that?
I'm looking for a dropbox location like:
//computerName/shareName/directoryName/
everything I have seen shows the dropbox like http://www.dropbox.com/sh/..........
Thanks for your h...
hillmw6612 wrote:
So we would like to have an address like: //computerName/shareName/directoryName/ so its not discrete for each user to embed into the application.
That's not possible by default as every user will have their Dropbox folder located in a different location, typically within their user profile, and there is no variable set which includes that location.
The path to their folder is stored in a JSON file within their user profile. On Windows, it would be C:\Users\[username]\AppData\Local\Dropbox\info.json, so you could pull that information programmatically for each user.
The Dropbox folder is also not shared so there is no UNC path to it, though I suppose there's nothing stopping you from sharing it for each user. If you take that route, make sure you set the security correctly so you're not giving other people access.
Rich,
Here is the why ...
Inside our application we write to this location. But another user on another computer using the application also writes to this location.
So we would like to have an address like: //computerName/shareName/directoryName/ so its not discrete for each user to embed into the application.
Mike
Rich
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hillmw6612 wrote:
So we would like to have an address like: //computerName/shareName/directoryName/ so its not discrete for each user to embed into the application.
That's not possible by default as every user will have their Dropbox folder located in a different location, typically within their user profile, and there is no variable set which includes that location.
The path to their folder is stored in a JSON file within their user profile. On Windows, it would be C:\Users\[username]\AppData\Local\Dropbox\info.json, so you could pull that information programmatically for each user.
The Dropbox folder is also not shared so there is no UNC path to it, though I suppose there's nothing stopping you from sharing it for each user. If you take that route, make sure you set the security correctly so you're not giving other people access.
