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mansi2821
2 years agoExplorer | Level 4
Recently Modified folders
I have one folder and i want to know if there is a way i can know if any nested folders inside have been modified
i.e. Parent folder is A1 there are nested folder a2 and a3 i am uploading one file inside a3 now is there any way i can know using parent folder if there is any modification or not
mansi2821 wrote:... i am uploading one file inside a3 now is there any way i can know using parent folder if there is any modification or not
Yes, you can use the same way usable for monitoring single folder (your parent folder), but set the flag "recursive". In such a way all changes related to the pointed folder (the parent one) and all nested subfolder will be monitored.
Hope this clarifies matter.
- ЗдравкоLegendary | Level 20
mansi2821 wrote:... i am uploading one file inside a3 now is there any way i can know using parent folder if there is any modification or not
Yes, you can use the same way usable for monitoring single folder (your parent folder), but set the flag "recursive". In such a way all changes related to the pointed folder (the parent one) and all nested subfolder will be monitored.
Hope this clarifies matter.
- Greg-DBDropbox Staff
mansi2821 Yes, as Здравко said, you can access subfolders just like parent folders, such as by using the 'recursive=true' option on /2/files/list_folder.
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