Review this article for more information on the Dropbox App console. Click the Submit button at the bottom of the page for the new Permissions to take effect.On the permissions tab, you will need to select the, permissions, and sharing.read in order to allow Gravity Forms to read your Dropbox user directories and to write files to them upon form submission. You are using DropboxClient.php so following sample. So to make it work, just call it from outside class. Once you have entered the information above, scroll up and click on the Permissions tab. Since CreateFolder function seems to be in a class (this->apiCall points to that), x should be encapsulated in a function (that is the error that's shown).If you will be using the Dropbox Upload Field, which uses the Dropbox file chooser feature, enter the site domain under the Chooser / Saver / Embedder domains and then click Add.Add the OAuth Redirect URI provided in the add-on settings page to your Dropbox app settings under the OAuth2 Redirect URIs section.You will need to enter these into Gravity Forms to connect this custom app once you have followed the remaining steps. Note the presence of your App key and App secret on this page (not pictured). You will be redirected to the console for your app. Once you make a selection, you will be asked to sign in to that account. If you have a personal and a business account which are linked, you will be asked to select which account you want to own the app.Under Choose the type of access you need, select Full Dropbox.Under Choose an API section, select Scoped Access.Note: Due to recent changes to the Dropbox API, currently the add-on doesn’t support team level access. Troubleshooting Dropbox Add-On "SSL Required" Messages Troubleshooting 404 Errors on Dropbox Settings Pages
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