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Note that there's now a preference in 2.0 to make Dropzone always install to the main Applications folder rather than the user Application folder.
To get to the option, open the Preferences, select your Install Application destination and hit edit. The option should be ticked automatically. Now hit update and you should be good to go. Note that last step - you MUST hit update for the database to be updated, otherwise the option will not take effect.
Thanks mzch. I have not been able to reproduce this myself yet, do you know if it happened on 10.7.2?
I am downloading the 10.7.3 combo update now. Once I've updated I will investigate further.
I'm not aware of any issues when copying to a USB drive. Make sure you are running the latest version (currently 0.6) and see if you still have problems.
If it's still failing, open the Dropzone preferences and do Cmd+Shift+D then paste me all output from the debug console after the failed move.
I can confirm that Dropzone is now fully compatible with Lion.
There was an issue with FTP not working and a few other minor things but these have all been fixed now. Make sure you are running the latest version (currently 0.6).
You can do this, simply add a Copy/Move Files destination to your grid that points at the correct folder.
Have you upgraded to Dropzone 0.4? It fixes this issue - see http://aptonic.com/blog/dropzone-0-4-released/
See http://aptonic.com/api/index.html#debugging
This is usually caused by sending output direct to Dropzone via ruby without going through the $dz methods. Your script is not allowed to produce **ANY** other output whatsoever except what is produced by the $dz methods.
The $dz methods wait for an acknowledgment from Dropzone before continuing. This is the only way to guarantee that Dropzone has had time to process each command.
Paste your script and I'll take a look.
I did make some changes to the way file moving works in 0.4.
Take a look at the debug console after the failing operation by right clicking on the Dropzone dock icon, clicking Preferences... and then hit Command+Shift+D.
Paste any output here and I should be able to figure out the issue.
Thanks for helping out mattle. Lots of users have this issue so it really needs a preference. We will hopefully add one in a future version.
It could easily be done if CloudApp is AppleScriptable. I hardly see the need though, CloudApp has a keyboard shortcut that works just fine.
Feel free to contribute a script though 
Thanks for the feedback. We will probably implement a system to allow you to use keyboard shortcuts in a future version.
I would simply do:
`/bin/mv #{file} ~/.Trash/ >& /dev/null`Where file is the file you would like to trash once you've uploaded.
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