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List_folder does not return shared Bussines folders
Hi,
User has Business dropbox account, and when accessing list_folder with his token we only get folders that are under his Personal Account. The other 2 team business folders are not being returned.
Note: We are not using Dropbox Business API.
When User access Drobox it has 3 folders on UI with the following structure:
1. Name Surname
2. Some Team Folder
3. Other Team folder
Using node official package
dbx.filesListFolder({
path: '',
recursive: false,
include_has_explicit_shared_members: true
})
The returned entries does contain folders but that is a list of folders on his Personal account listed as first in example above.
Are we doing something wrong?
Thanks for help!
Regards
Alex
(Apologies, I posted earlier under the mistaken impression that you were using the Python SDK, not the JavaScript SDK. Please disregard the earlier comment.)
It sounds like the user is on a team with the new team space configuration. There's more information about this in the Namespace Guide.
The API v2 JavaScript SDK doesn't yet support the Dropbox-API-Path-Root header unfortunately, but I'll pass this along as a request to implement that.
- Greg-DB
Dropbox Staff
(Apologies, I posted earlier under the mistaken impression that you were using the Python SDK, not the JavaScript SDK. Please disregard the earlier comment.)
It sounds like the user is on a team with the new team space configuration. There's more information about this in the Namespace Guide.
The API v2 JavaScript SDK doesn't yet support the Dropbox-API-Path-Root header unfortunately, but I'll pass this along as a request to implement that.
- Greg-DB
The "Dropbox-API-Path-Root" functionality is now available in the JavaScript SDK, as of v4.0.15. You can set it using the pathRoot parameter for the Dropbox constructor:
var dbx = new Dropbox.Dropbox({ accessToken: '<ACCESS_TOKEN>', pathRoot: JSON.stringify({".tag": "root", "root": "123456789"}) });Please refer to the Namespace Guide for more information on using this feature.
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