Please note that since the folder has the gray re-link icon this means it is no longer syncing with Dropbox, so removing it from the list will not result in it being removed from Dropbox, just from the list of folders to be synced by Boxifier:ħ. Once you see the gray re-link icon you can go to the ”Panda” folder and remove it from the list of folders synced by Boxifier. You will see the icon for this folder in the Boxifier interface changed to a gray "re-link" icon:Ħ.
Doing this will stop those three folders from being synced.ĥ. Click "Update" and wait for Dropbox to finish applying selective sync settings and to finish syncing. Inside the Selective Sync settings, you should notice the corresponding "Panda" folder checked.Ĥ. Open Dropbox preferences and go to Selective Sync settings.Ģ. You can see the "Panda" folder listed in the Boxifier application:ġ. Imagine that you have an existing folder named "Panda" on your computer that has been synced by Boxifier to Dropbox and now you want to stop the synchronization or you want to delete the folder from your computer, but keep the synced contents in Dropbox. Thanks for your patience on reading this.If you want to stop syncing a folder without removing its synced contents from Dropbox or you want to delete a synced folder from your computer while keeping its previously-synced contents in your Dropbox account, the following instructions should help you achieve that. I’m not proposing change but would like to alert members to the problem they might encounter and pray that, with the arrival of 4 we will have a much more iOS compatible file system and a different approach to project storage.Īlso on that front, with Dropbox having a narrow scope on file types and ditto Codea can I ask that TLL include as many as possible file type compatibilities in 4 to cover image types, 3D object types, sound types etc.
Point is - the asset naming convention works for specific circumstances not globally on all files.
#Dropbox files not syncing full
Worked until I tried to export from a collection - the menu there only had limited options (2 in fact) not including the export option ? Changed the ‘llection’ folder to ‘projects’ and reloaded Codea then bingo had the full menu back and exported OK. So I thought just export them all as zips. Then, I started trying to backup my projects using your project backup project - which ran into problems. Then, impressed by your cleaning out Codea and rebuilding (and following your comment on the size of my assets - cough) I started too move all my asset folders out - no probs. But - I thought I’d extend that to my collections by placing them in folders like llection - seemed to work well only issue was Codea saw the folder as project_collection - but still allowed addressing and loading of assets from it. On a related front I recently posted about how I was adding resources into my Codea folder by placing them in a folder name like project.assets and including a blank plist together with an icon representing the assets involved.
going back to your comment about putting a text file in your Dropbox folder - was that text file in a Codea/Dropbox compatible overlap type? Could Dropbox be reacting to a filetype that it doesn’t recognise? Right-click on the Dropbox icon in the System Tray, click on your profile pic and select Pause syncing option here.
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