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What is the easiest way to download 101 previous revisions of a file?
I have a file that gets edited multiple times a day. There was content in this file that was only visible for a couple days about a month ago. What is the best way to get that information? I tried using the web interface, but it was clear that it would take hours of loading previous versions to get back that far. I did some searching on the forum and saw this post How-to-batch-download-the-entire-file-version-history . I said to myself, that will be a fun project, I might even learn something. With much enthusiasm, I took their advice and wrote my own app. It is Monday morning, April 12, 2021. My app is ready. My file is in the crosshairs. Soon I will be able to find a keyword in all open documents using Notepad++. It is so close. JSON parsing error Reload App . . . JSON parsing error Devastated, I find that I can only load 100 previous versions using list_revisions. This gets me back 10 days... Do I really have to write an autohotkey program to scrape the website to get this information? Or did they implement this request from 2017 and I just don't see it? Thank you
Api key
I have a personal Dropbox account I need to get my api key and secret code to backup my KODI configuration and date from my Android device. I have searched the Web for information but can't figure out how to access the information. Do i need need to upgrade my accounr? If so, what level do I need to be able to get the required information? I have previously only used Dropbox as a shared file system between devices. Thanks
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
How to determine the folder type？
Hi. (I am using translation tool.) I think the following method can be used to determine the folder type (team member folder, team folder, shared folder), is this correct? I think it can be determined in the following order: ---------- Step.1: Use "files/get_metadata" endpoint to get the metadata to determine the folder type. If the "shared_folder_id" in the metadata that obtained by Step.1 is null. and If the "parent_shared_folder_id" in the metadata that obtained by Step.1 is null, or the same as the root namespace ID. → Step.2: Determine that the folder type is "team member folder". If the "shared_folder_id" in the metadata that obtained by Step.1 is null. and If the "parent_shared_folder_id" in the metadata that obtained by Step.1 has a value that is not the root namespace ID. → Step.2: Call the "sharing/get_folder_metadata" endpoint with that information as an argument. → Step.3: Determine whether it is a team folder or a shared folder using "is_team_folder" in the result of Step.2. If the "shared_folder_id" in the metadata that obtained by Step.1 has a value. (is not null) → Step.2: Call the "sharing/get_folder_metadata" endpoint with that information as an argument. → Step.3: Determine whether it is a team folder or a shared folder using "is_team_folder" in the result of Step.2. ---------- Thask!dropbox integration in make.com
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?
