Method 2. Understand the limitations. Unfortunately, you can't download a Google Doc file directly onto your iPhone; you can, however, make the file available offline so that you can view and edit the document even when you aren't connected to the Internet. Open Google Drive. Tap the Google Drive app icon, which resembles a green, yellow, and blue triangle on a white background.
This will open your Google Drive page if you're logged into your Google Account. If you aren't logged in, enter your email address and password to proceed. Find your Google Doc file. Scroll through the Google Drive home page until you find the Google Doc file you want to download. It's to the right of the Google Doc file. A pop-up menu will appear. Method 3. If you'd rather keep the Google Doc in an editable state, you can make it available offline instead: Open Google Drive and sign in if necessary.
Tap the grey "Available offline" switch. If you aren't logged into Google Drive, select your account or enter your email address and enter your password before proceeding. Find the Google Doc file you want to download.
Scroll through your Google Drive home page until you find the file. It's in the bottom-right corner of the file. You can also long-press the file's thumbnail and then skip to the next step. If this is your first time downloading files from Google Drive onto your Android, you'll be prompted to allow it to access your Android's files. Open your file on your Android. Swipe down from the top of the screen, then tap the downloaded Google Docs file's name in the resulting menu.
This will open the file in your Android's default PDF viewer. You can also find your file in your Android's "Download" folder, which can be accessed by opening your Android's file manager app, selecting the location in which downloads are saved e. Open the document you want to share in your web browser and locate the blue "Share" button in the upper-right corner of document screen. Click that button and follow the on-screen instructions to create a shareable link or share it with a specific person via email.
Not Helpful 3 Helpful 1. Make sure you are logged into your Google account, then go to your email and press the boxes on the corner of your screen. In this window, select the file or files that you wish to upload to the cloud. To select multiple files, hold down Ctrl on Windows or Command on Mac while clicking the files. This section will display a green checkmark next to the files that are successfully uploaded.
At that point, your uploaded files will be available in your Google Drive account. You can access these files from any of your compatible devices, and share them with friends and coworkers.
In the Drive app, open the folder in which you want to add new files. Like files, you can upload entire folders from your computer to Google Drive. Unfortunately, you cannot do this on mobile devices. In this window, select a folder to upload it to the Drive.
On desktop, a quick and easy way to upload files and folders to Google Drive is to use the drag and drop method. You have probably used this method to move files around on your local computer, and the process is just as simple.
To use this method, first, open Google Drive in a web browser on your computer. You may need to scroll to find it. Tap on the Down arrow next to the date to download the file. Part 3. Open the notifications bar to reveal the downloaded files. Don't open any of the apps after installing - simply click "Done" and download the next one. If you receive an error, you most likely downloaded the wrong file for your device.
Install Google Account Manager first. Find the file in your notifications bar. If it was the first one you downloaded, it should be the last one in the list.
Click the file. Click Next. Click Install. Install Google Services Framework. It will be the second to last one in your download notifications. If it was the second one you downloaded, it should be the third one in the list. Install Google Play Services. This download may take a while; do not exit the download or turn off your device. If it was the third one you downloaded, it should be the second one in the list. Install the Google Play Store last.
If it was the last one you downloaded, it should be the first one in the list. Restart your device. Once all of the files have been installed, reboot your device. Part 4. This looks like its in Unity. In Unity I have seen that question mark when the file referenced doesn't exist. What yasirkula said seems correct.
Most likely it is now downloading an HTML error. It was working well. But after a while, it stopped working. It gives nothing on DownloadFileCompleted event. When I copy-pasted downloadAddress on the browser it downloads. Is it a Google issue? I have 27 images at KB size range on google drive.
My app made approximately calls on a short time. Is Google bans such requests Can you download the file in an incognito browser tab while you aren't logged in to your Google account? If so, can you check if the FileDownloader issue still persists? Yes, I could download the file in an incognito browser tab while I am not logged in to my Google account. I changed my approach to download the files, I decreased request count. With this approach your script continues to work flawlessly.
Thank you yasirkula. Nope -- GetResponse headers is empty -- thanks anyway -- I'll try something else -- probably web client code. I'm doing a large number of files downloads with files that average 10MB each. I'm getting either 62 files downloaded or a max of just over MB, whichever comes first. So did the ridiculous, when I get the I use a await Task. Delay ConvertMinutesToMilliseconds 30 ;. Yes -- this will take forever but I don't see a way out. Skip to content. Sign in Sign up. Instantly share code, notes, and snippets.
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This comment has been minimized. Sign in to view. Copy link Quote reply. Owner Author. WriteLine " Download completed " ; fileDownloader. Thank you. Gracias yasirkula! Thank You. Thank You once again. I haven't tried multiple Drive downloads, so I can't make any promises. How can i download shared folder contents? Google Drive: redacted. I am using WPF aswell. Thanks if you can help! WriteLine "Download completed" ; Any idea what im doing wrong?
You can simply rename sender to sender2. I've converted it to C for you, hope it works. Happy to hear that :. WriteLine "Download completed" ; fileDownloader. Tank you for answer. TotalBytesToReceive Figure out how to make all work.
Text ; if OnlineVersion. Nevertheless, you can insert the following code to line 84 to give the above solution a try: HttpWebRequest request. Any idea on what could cause this, and how to get around it? Any ideas? Thank you so much! GetGoogleDriveDownloadAddress category. GetTexture downloadAddress ; yield return www. SendWebRequest ; if www. GetCategoryImagePath category. SaveAppImage path, www. GetCategoryImage category.
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