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I have a folder I would like to share but it gives me an error saying I can't share because there is a shared folder below. How do I find this folder to move it? There are hundreds of folders and no ...
Rich
Super User II
I've split your post off into its own thread as it didn't relate to the topic you originally replied on.
There's no longer an easy way to locate shared folders. Dropbox, in their infinite wisdom and desire to continue removing features we rely on, have changed the Sharing page to only show shared folders that you can add to your account.
You'll need to browse your folder hierarchy and locate the shared folder yourself. The folder icon for a shared folder will have people on it. Also, if you're looking at your folders on the Dropbox website, the Members column will indicate folders that have other members in them.
larsdennert
7 years agoCollaborator | Level 10
Looking at an unshared folder either on the web or PC doesn't give any indication that there aren't any shared folders below. The only way I can see at this point to find them is to go down the branch and try to share each subdirectory until you get an error. Then drill down further through hundreds of folders until you find the shared one.
Dropbox should be simple. I shouldn't have to deal with it. It should just work and do it's job. The decisions DB has made lately is alienating it's customers.
Dropbox should be simple. I shouldn't have to deal with it. It should just work and do it's job. The decisions DB has made lately is alienating it's customers.
- Mark7 years agoSuper User II
larsdennert wrote:
Dropbox should be simple. I shouldn't have to deal with it. It should just work and do it's job. The decisions DB has made lately is alienating it's customers.Sadly larsdennert lots of us agree with you.
Dropbox seem to be removing lots of the helpful intuitive features it originally had :(
- River7 years agoDropbox StaffHi larsdennert,Thank you for the feedback on locating shared folders deep within your folder stucture. This issue with locating sub-folders has been brought up with our enginnering team and they are evaluating how best to resolve this issue.When we redesigned dropbox.com/share, our goal was to declutter this page, and to focus your attention on content you can add to your Dropbox. We didn’t make any changes to the actions that you can take with shared folders.We removed ‘Folders in your Dropbox’, because those folders can be found other places within the structure of your Dropbox account. To see the folders that appeared in the ‘Folders in your Dropbox’ section, you can filter the Files page on dropbox.com by type. To do this:1. Go to dropbox.com2. Click Files in the left side bar3. Click the “Modified” filter at the top of the page. “Modified” is the default selection for this filter.4. Select “Type” to see all the shared folders in your Dropbox account grouped togetherYou can read more about filtering your files here:Best,River
- lycra7 years agoCollaborator | Level 8
Hi,
this does not help at all.
I would need to see ALL shared folders in one place.
With this so called "solution/option" I cannot work.
I only see the shared folders which are in the files tab. But no shared folders which are in sub folders etc.
- EdwardBarrette7 years agoExplorer | Level 4I hope this doesn't break the rules. Try using Adobe DC. It has a shared function and you can move your file to Dropbox
- lycra7 years agoCollaborator | Level 8How would that solve the issue?!
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