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DropboxSDK: error making request to /1/files/sandbox/- (516) (Dropbox V2) #69
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It seems like you're using the older Obj-C SDK that works with API v1. This project is for the SwiftyDropbox SDK that supports API v2 from Swift. Closing this comment since this doesn't belong here. To answer your question...it sounds like this error is about download to the path on the local device? It looks like your destination path is If you continue to have problems please follow these Dropbox support channels: https://www.dropbox.com/developers/support |
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Thank you for your reply, the thing is I use this path :
And here is where i retrieve the file in another controller :
Is this not a correct way to handle downloaded files? And yes, I will follow those support channels for future issues. |
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sorry, please follow up with the official support channels for this! They'll be more helpful on this than I can be :-) |
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[Cross-linking for reference: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/36344171/nscocoaerrordomain-code-516-the-file-couldn-t-be-saved-because-a-file-with-the and https://www.dropboxforum.com/hc/en-us/community/posts/205231193-DropboxSDK-error-making-request-to-1-files-sandbox-516-Dropbox-V2-] |
I have a weird error, its weird because my app works perfectly on a simulator but not on the actual iPad. I am speculating here that the issue is with Dropbox requests but please correct me if i am wrong. I am trying to download a file from my folder, so after my log in, i am presented with files in that folder that should be able to download with double tap. Now I get this error :
Although this is a brand new file that has never been downloaded!
Any idea how to resolve this issue?
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