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Add a group to a folder or sub folder NOT shared folder. C#
Hello all,
Was wondering how to add a group to a folder.
For example we have Studio/WIP/158987
I want to make it where i can add a group called designers (already created in the front end and has 2 users in it) to the 158987 folder. How would i do this?
I have tried Sharing.AddFolderMember but it requires a sharedFolderId. That leads to my next question. What leads to a folder being classes as a shared folder?
I am using the DropboxTeamClient as we are hoping to use this as a business.
Code below.
var dbx = client.AsAdmin(memId); dbx.Sharing.AddFolderMemberAsync()
In order to add a group or member to a folder, that folder does need to be shared first.
If the folder is underneath a folder that is already shared, you may wish to add the group or member to that parent shared folder.
Or, you can share the specific folder itself. You can do so via the website as covered here, or via the API. In the .NET SDK in particular, you would use the ShareFolder method to do so.
- Greg-DB
Dropbox Staff
In order to add a group or member to a folder, that folder does need to be shared first.
If the folder is underneath a folder that is already shared, you may wish to add the group or member to that parent shared folder.
Or, you can share the specific folder itself. You can do so via the website as covered here, or via the API. In the .NET SDK in particular, you would use the ShareFolder method to do so.
Ahh i see. Thanks Greg. I have got that bit working now. However how can i add a group?
So i have got the below:
var members = new[] { new AddMember(new MemberSelector.Email("email")) }; await dbx.Sharing.AddFolderMemberAsync(sharedFolderId, members);There is no "AddFolderGroupAsync". Not that i could find anyway.
- Greg-DB
To add a group, you should use the same AddFolderMemberAsync method, but you should use the MemberSelector.DropboxId selector (instead of MemberSelector.Email). You should put the group ID value there. Group IDs start with "g:". You can get the group IDs from GroupsListAsync/GroupsListContinueAsync.
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