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Step 1: Log in to Dropbox and Access the App Console

1. Log in to Dropbox Developer Console: Go to the Dropbox App Console by logging into your Dropbox account.

Step 2: Create a Dropbox App

1. Create a New App:
   • Click on the “Create app” button.
   • Select “Scoped access.”
   • Under “Choose the type of access you need,” select either “Full Dropbox” or “App folder” depending on your requirement.
   • Name your app and click “Create App.”

Step 3: Generate API Credentials

1. Obtain API Credentials:
   • After creating the app, you will be redirected to the app’s settings page.
   • Note down your App Key and App Secret from the settings page, as you will need these for the plugin configuration.
   • Add the redirect URL from the plugin login screen.

Step 4: Configure the Plugin

1. Access Plugin Settings:
   • Go to your WordPress admin dashboard.
   • Navigate to the settings page of the Dropbox plugin you have installed.
2. Enter API Credentials:
   • Look for fields to input your App Key and App Secret.
   • Paste the corresponding values you noted earlier from the Dropbox Developer Console.
3. Set Redirect URI:
   • Set the redirect URI to match the one specified in your Dropbox app settings. This is usually in the format https://yourwebsite.com/wp-content/plugins/integrate-dropbox/authenticatons.php.
4. Authorize the App:
   • Click on the authorization link or button provided in the plugin settings to connect your app to your Dropbox account.
   • Follow the prompts to grant the plugin permission.