Easier Dropbox Access

[Mike Kerner]

Dave,
Yes, I found exactly the same problem you did for mobile, because of the
way Gugliermo wrote the POST portion of the code, which is the method
required for mobile.  That is the fix I made over the weekend and sent to
Gugliermo.  I'll send it to you in a second.


On Wed, Jul 24, 2013 at 2:46 PM, Dave Kilroy <dave at applicationinsight.com>wrote:

> I'm also using Guglielmo's library and save Dropbox token key and secret
> to a
> SQLite database and the app key and secret as a custom property of the
> stack. Reconnecting to Dropbox on subsequent openings of the app doesn't
> require a browser - and the tokens can be sent to another user of the app
> so
> that instance of the app can synch to the same Dropbox account.
>
> But as far as I know there is no way around visiting Dropbox initially in a
> browser (I do it inside the app) for the initial connection and
> authorisation - but once tokens saved no need to do so again.
>
>    get phx_DropboxInitLib(gAppKey, gAppSec, gTokenkey, gTokenSec)
>
> By the way, a while ago I had an issue connecting to Dropbox from an iPad
> (HTTP POST)  see here
> <
> http://runtime-revolution.278305.n4.nabble.com/Dropbox-phxDropboxLib-and-HTTP-POST-td4666700.html
> >
> I tried but failed to get HTTP POST (used by Guglielmo for connecting from
> mobiles) to write files anywhere but the root sandboxed folder for the
> file...
>
> Mike what do your library improvements concern? Anyway I'm interested so
> please post back with a link or contact me directly
>
> Dave
>
>
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