Hi there,
Which file information are you wanting to see?
John
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Hi there,
Which file information are you wanting to see?
John
Hi there,
The way to do this would be with the new Shortcuts integration in Dropzone. Take a look at this blog post/video for details:
Nope it's highly unlikely that it's as simple as changing a setting to fix this.
Yep, correct - Mojave is no longer supported. macOS 10.15 is now the minimum requirement. Recommend you test this again when you upgrade your Mac.
The Gdrive action does not use Python, it is written in Ruby. As no other users are reporting issues with this action and I have tested it and all is working correctly I suspect this may be some configuration issue with Ruby, macOS or Dropzone on your system.
To begin with I would try reinstalling Dropzone. And ensure you download it from https://aptonic.com/dropzone/latest
Hi there,
Unfortunately this is such a niche use case and the amount of engineering required to integrate and test with Windows apps just isn't worth it.
So we will not be able to provide this feature.
Sorry about that.
I just tested this myself under 4.2.8 and all was well. I'm wondering if this may have been a temporary outage.
Could you test this out again now?
I have rewritten the Tinify action to work again. You can install it from here: https://aptonic.com/actions/install.php … ame=Tinify
Note that it requires the Dropzone 4 non-Mac App Store version. Also it requires an API key which you can get for free at https://tinypng.com/developers
If you have an old version of the action installed then you will want to install it again from the above link so you get the latest version.
The Bitly shortener action has now been replaced with the TinyURL shortener. This is now built into Dropzone 4.
You can add this by adding a 'Shorten URL' action from the add action menu in the top left of the grid as shown in the screenshot below:
Hi PK,
I recommend you kill whatever version of Dropzone you have and delete it and then download the non-Mac App Store version from the below link instead:
https://aptonic.com/dropzone/latest
That should get you running again.
Just an update to let you know that as of the latest update (v4.3.1) the built in SFTP Upload action now supports transferring folders (including ones with multiple subfolders) so there's no longer any need to use the old SCP Upload action.
Just an update to let you know that this issue has now been fully resolved. If you update to the latest version of Dropzone and install the latest version of the YouTube downloader action from the link below then this will work again as expected:
4.3.1 is now released. So the dz.add_dropbar() API should work as expected once you update to this version.
The version with this fix (4.3.1) is now released on Setapp. The 'Run Shortcut' action should now show as an option once you update to this version.
I really hope this week. The fix has long been done, it's just waiting on me to finish SFTP folder uploading which is going out with 4.3.1. This week or next for sure.
Sorry for the wait.
Thanks for the request. I think this is a really cool idea, but it is also quite a big departure from how the app works currently.
I have often wanted the ability to switch in different grid configurations myself and maybe it wouldn't be so hard. I will keep it in mind during future feature planning.
Oops, yes I've just tested this and there is a bug in the Setapp version which is preventing the Run Shortcut action from showing in the dropdown. Thanks for finding this - I will fix it in the next update which should be out in about a week.
I will update here to let you know once this is out.
You can add a Run Shortcut action as shown below:
We don't send out emails for every release however the app will tell you when there is an update. Will update you here when this fix is out also.
This turned out to be easier than anticipated and version 2.7 of the YouTube Downloader action is now out and uses yt-dlp instead. It is definitely much faster at downloading videos and should hopefully fix the 403 errors also.
You can get this by opening the Dropzone preferences and in the Cloud Actions tab clicking 'Check for Updates' or installing the action from the link below:
Hi Dennis,
I ran into this slow speed with YouTube Downloader myself and am currently working on changing the YouTube Downloader action to use yt-dlp instead. This should be out in a few weeks and I will update here once this is out.
Hi Ryan,
You'd want to do this instead as os.path.abspath() will not expand the tilde as you expect:
file_paths = [os.path.expanduser("~/test_file.mp4")]
dz.add_dropbar(file_paths)
However I've just tested this for you and unfortunately I accidentally broke the dz.add_dropbar() API in the latest update and calling this will always cause a crash even when using the correct tilde expansion above. I have made the fix which will be released with Dropzone 4.3.1 in a week or so and then you can give this another go.
The proper fix for this issue is now out. This will make the YouTube Downloader action work again under the latest version (currently 12.3) of macOS Monterey. And there is now no need to install Xcode or developer tools.
You can get the fix by updating to the latest version of Dropzone 4 (by going into the preferences, then the updates tab and then clicking 'Check Now') then also reinstall the YouTube Downloader action - by going here: https://aptonic.com/actions/install.php … Downloader
Then the YouTube Download action should work again as expected. You need to be on Dropzone 4.2.9 or later and YouTube Downloader action version 2.6 or later for it to work. You can double check these after updating in the Dropzone preferences.
OK thanks. I think for now the only solution may be to install Xcode from the Mac App Store which includes python so you could try this for now. I am working on a full solution to this issue and will update once this is out.
Actually I just had another user email me about this and I have investigated further. The YouTube Downloader action is currently not working due to the removal of python under macOS Monterey 12.3. The solution for now is to open a terminal and type 'python' which should trigger install of developer tools (this includes python).
A proper solution (python bundled with Dropzone) is coming soon and this will make it work again without this extra step. Will update here once this is released.
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