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1. #AVOID SYNC ISSUES BETWEEN DROPBOX AND DROPSYNC OFFLINE#
2. #AVOID SYNC ISSUES BETWEEN DROPBOX AND DROPSYNC WINDOWS 7#

(5) I have installed the Java Security workarounds on both computers. Nothing happens in neither IE nor Firefox except error messages. (4) I have tried to open the xml forms in notepad, copy the text and paste it into the “view from text” option.

#AVOID SYNC ISSUES BETWEEN DROPBOX AND DROPSYNC WINDOWS 7#

(3) I have tried this on two separate computers both running windows 7 Professional the same problem(s) occurs (2) I could open saved forms in Firefox a couple of weeks ago Also, I can no longer open the resaved form in IE and (obviously) Firefox. However once I modify a form and resave (rewrite) it under the same name (back to my desktop) IE crashes. (1) I Have tried the IE option as Larissa suggested. I simply get a screen with a truncated pop-up window and no form or error message shows up. I cannot open these forms up via the Kobo Form Browser window. I can see the forms that are saved to the desktop of my computer in their respective folder.

I’m having a similar problem to issue “B)” tha Larissa brought up in this thread’s initial post. On Tuesday, Ap1:03:38 PM UTC-4, Tino Kreutzer wrote:

#AVOID SYNC ISSUES BETWEEN DROPBOX AND DROPSYNC OFFLINE#

Is there no way to set up an automatic Sync through WiFi for completed forms (without resorting to 3rd party apps like Dropsync)? The offline functionality is great when you don’t have connectivity, but it seems like an option for ‘pushing’ forms from Kobo Form to Kobo Collect would be a simple and effective way to transfer new forms to and from mobile devices when they do have connectivity. To unsubscribe from this group and stop receiving emails from it, send an email to post to this group, send email to this group at. You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups “Kobo Users” group. It is not a cloud-based folder where everything in it only exists online and youre accessing things directly on Dropboxs servers. Anything you put in the folder exists ON your computer, taking up disk space like any other file or folder. Tel +1 4 | Skype Sun, at 8:05 PM, Larissa Leben wrote: First thing to remember is that regular Dropbox is just a folder on your computer like any other. KoBoToolbox | Harvard Humanitarian Initiative We’ve used Dropsync and Foldersync in the past the latter also works with other services such as Google Drive. On your mobile device you will have to set up an app that syncs the /odk/forms folder with your Dropbox folder. For that you can use a shared Dropbox folder where you save your new XML file into. For your other question, it’s very easy to set up your computer and your phone with a remote file syncing option.