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Renaming or moving a folder linked to a QR code
Hello,
for an exhibition, I printed many stickers to redirect my customers to the promotional materials.
My issue is that my storage space wasn't properly planned as it was a work in progress...
Jay
Dropbox Staff
Dropbox StaffHi Sambath, thanks for posting today.
Are you referring to shared links on your account that the QR codes are pointing to?
Have you since deleted, edited or moved any of the files in question?
This will help me to assist further!
Hi @Jay,
Thanks for your support.Yes, here are the steps I followed:
1- I created links with Dropbox by right clicking on the folder I wanted to create a link
2- In InDesign, I copy-pasted the link to "Geneate a QR code"
So, the link went from something like this "https://www.dropbox.com/sh/XXXX/XXXXX" to a scannable QR code I printed to stick on furniture (rollups, forex, counter) I had during the exhitions.
My idea behind the stickers were not to "lose them" so they would be reusable for future exhibitions.
But as of now, I decided to clean my dropbox and reorganize it so I won't delete the folders by accident.
I want to create a "DO NOT TOUCH" folder with these folders inside but I want to keep the stickers still redirecting to these folders correctly.
I am not sure as I speak since they are not dynamic links but look rather more like static ones...
What did I do wrong?
Many thanks.
