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Join Date: Aug 2009
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Thank you for incorporating Dropbox into the iPad app. That is sure to save a bunch of time and headaches!
I'm trying to get a single folder in Dropbox to be shared among my gaming group in Dropbox, then using that to share the portfolios. When you link the account in the app, it creates a new folder every time... I had shared a folder with the same name, so it just added (1) to the end and kept them separate. I assume this is due to the dropbox api, but I wanted to note the request for the management capability to alluded to as a future update. Unless I'm doing something wrong or there's a better way to get what I'm after right now... Cheers! |
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Join Date: Dec 2013
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I'm curious...do you get to decide where on Dropbox you store the file? In your testing, can you freely open/edit the file on the iPad, then on your desktop, with all the changes saving properly?
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Lone Wolf Staff
Join Date: Dec 2008
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djc664: Unfortunately, as I understand it, this isn't possible with the Dropbox API. The API only lets us write to one folder - Dropbox\Apps\Hero Lab, and that folder (based on what we've encountered in our testing) can't be shared between people.
Doing what you describe sounds cool, but unfortunately isn't possible based on the limitations that Dropbox imposes at this time. |
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Lone Wolf Staff
Join Date: Jul 2013
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Dimwhit: Dropbox will create the folder for you. It's the folder Colen outlined above. If you Open and edit the portfolio on the iPad, the saved changes will be reflected when you open the character from that folder on the Desktop. The same goes from desktop to iPad. Does that answer your question?
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Sharing portfolios definitely trumps the quick-open in hero lab for our group. ------------------------------------- "...You're going to backstab him with a ballista?" |
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