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Possible to accept sharing invitation via API v2?
Suppose someone uses dropbox.com to email me an invite to a shared folder.
The link looks like https://www.dropbox.com/l/scl/AAABIgLonGIDsTriNG
If the user inputs exactly that link into my app, is there any way for my app to accept that invite (thus attaching/mounting it to the user's dropbox), and then get the local /dir (path_display) to download files?
I can see this endpoint,
/2/sharing/list_mountable_folders
... which I imagine might list the invite amongst all the others the user has, but I cannot see how to filter down to find the one I want, which is necessary because...
/2/sharing/mount_folder
... takes a shared_folder_id that I don't have.
In other words how can I go from https://www.dropbox.com/l/scl/AAABIgLonGIDsTriNG to a shared_folder_id?
all help much appreciated thanks!
Hi Tim, there isn't a way to convert those links to shared folder IDs using the API unfortunately. The API wasn't designed to work with those links directly. The intent was that the app would use list_mountable_folders as you mentioned to get the list of folders that can be mounted in a user's account. You can display this list to the user to have select from it if necessary.
I'll pass this along as a feature request for a way to work with these links though.
- Greg-DB
Dropbox Staff
Hi Tim, there isn't a way to convert those links to shared folder IDs using the API unfortunately. The API wasn't designed to work with those links directly. The intent was that the app would use list_mountable_folders as you mentioned to get the list of folders that can be mounted in a user's account. You can display this list to the user to have select from it if necessary.
I'll pass this along as a feature request for a way to work with these links though.
- Thanks, that would be great!
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