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Connecting Dropbox to GravityExport
Note: GravityExport Lite does not support Dropbox export. This feature is only available in the full version.
Go to “My apps” in Dropbox
Visit https://www.dropbox.com/developers/apps to go to the My apps page in Dropbox.
Click on the Create app button
When asked, choose "Scoped access" and "App folder" settings. Name the app what you want the folder to be named in Dropbox.
You can name your app whatever you want. In the example picture, we named it GravityExport. It will appear in Dropbox folder under Apps > GravityExport.
Click the Permissions tab
Under "Files and folders", check the boxes for files.metadata.write and files.content.write.
At the bottom of the page, click the "Submit" button to save the changes.
Click the Settings tab
Under the "OAuth 2" section, set "Access token expiration" to "No Expiration", then click Generate.
Copy the "Generated access token" value
This will disappear once you leave this page, so make sure to copy it.
Treat this value as carefully as you would treat a password.
Go to your site, click on Forms, then click on the Settings menu item.
Next, click on the GravityExport tab.
Paste the token value into the "Dropbox Access Token" field, then click the Save Settings button.
After saving, the Dropbox token is shown encrypted. If it worked, you should see a green checkmark next to the encrypted value.
To edit the token, click the "Modify Dropbox Token" button and the field will become editable.
You should see a new folder in your Dropbox.com account inside the Apps folder.
When a new entry is submitted, a file will be generated and saved there!
