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dhodges351
Explorer | Level 4
10 months ago

Integrate Dropbox with .Net Core 6 web application

Dear Community Experts,   I have created a .NET Core 6 web application for my husband's stamp collecting hobby [SNIP] and I would like to  display some of his stamp images in the application from...
  • Greg-DB's avatar
    10 months ago

    From the code you shared, it looks like you're working from the OAuthPKCE example included with the .NET SDK. That's meant as an example of a client-side application though. Since you're building a server-side web app, the SimpleBlogDemo example would be more relevant.

     

    I suggest running that SimpleBlogDemo example as provided first to see how that works. There's setup instructions here, but I suggest not otherwise modifying that code to make sure that example runs successfully for you. Once you have that working as an example, use that as a reference for building your web app.

     

    If either the example or your app aren't working, please print out and share the exact/entire error output and the corresponding piece of code.

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