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Lakshmi Narayana
5 years agoExplorer | Level 3
Re: How to get a path to a Dropbox file in order to use the files_download function in python?
For some reason, using files_list_folder().entries.path_lower is giving me this error:
dropbox.exceptions.ApiError: ApiError('496762b8575c8f262949ace63f24a1fe', ListFolderError('path', LookupError('not_folder', None)))
I found that when I tried printing out file list folder, my path_lower is none, is there another way to find the path?
- Greg-DBDropbox Staff
A 'path/not_folder' error indicates that the path you're trying to list is not a folder. You should make sure that the 'path' value you pass to files_list_folder refers to a folder, not a file.
When you get the results, if 'path_lower' is not set, that indicates that the item is not mounted. You can find more information on what this means in the Content Access Guide.
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