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iOS app won't show business folders
I've just upgraded from free accounts to Dropbox Business. My team had access to some shared folders and we use a 3rd party iPad app (Documents by Readdle) to sync the folders and display the conten...
- Do you have two separate accounts, one personal and one business, that you've linked together on the Dropbox website?
If so, and best guess... the third-party apps aren't able to handle linked accounts. The Dropbox iOS app can handle this situation. Third-party apps would need to be capable of that as well. I don't know if that's possible using the Dropbox API, which is what third-party apps use to communicate with Dropbox.
Your best bet will be to reach out to the developers of the app(s) that you're using, as only they can provide support for their app. Dropbox cannot support third-party applications.
One thought though, have you tried to log out of the third-party app and log back in using the email address used for your Dropbox Business account?
Edsnails- any chance you've found any work-arounds for this? It's driving me mad; potentially worth giving up dropbox if it can't be resolved...
- Seems like it’s up to the app developer to implement it. Which most should have by now really - it works fine in Apple Files App.
In the end I had to revert a few folders back to the old style (we only use a few specific folders in Readdle’s Documents app anyway) so they could be viewed again and the rest are in the new team format.This is the problem I now have with Notability - only sees the personal folder (with my name), not team-space area. Using Dropbox Business. Submitted a problem report to Notability folks yesterday with no response yet. We'll see.
