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Is there any way to only list the trashed files? For my current project, I just need to know if the trash bin empty or not.

note: I'm using python 3 and drive API v2 with PyDrive

Thanks for your attention.Hope you will try to help me.

How can I list only the shared folders/files in Google Drive API?

I have this in my code;

I made it possible to delete the post from the front end with this code (https://wordpress.stackexchange.com/questions/132196/get-delete-post-link-redirect):

Delete doc

In functions.php i have this code for redirect after deleting the post:

The Finder can show an NSPathControl at the bottom of its windows. If the user drags an item from that path control to the Dock's Trash icon, the item gets trashed accordingly.

I like to achieve the same in my program. However, I cannot figure out how to accomplish this because there is no draggingSession:endedAtPoint:operation: as there are with other controls such as NSTableView.

How do track a dragging session of NSPathControl in order to learn that the item was dragged to the Trash so that I can delete it then? Or is there a way to have the deletion happen automatically?

(Of course, I've set the draggingSourceOperationMask to NSDragOperationEvery and dragging to the trash is possible - it's just that the dragged item then doesn't get deleted.)

I have been trying to code a Portfolio Gallery with Filtering on my website using HTML, CSS, and Javascript. I have looked at multiple tutorials (w3Schools, Geeks for Geeks) and followed them exactly, but neither worked out. With w3Schools, I was left with a completely empty body content area, and with Geeks for Geeks, I had images in my body content area, but my sidebar and navigation bar were both totally trashed even though the changes in the code didn't relate to them.

So, here's what I'm trying to do: I have a webpage that looks like this, and I want to filter out the blocks by their color when I click on the buttons in the navigation bar. So if I were to click yellow, the result would look like this. (The actual grid of images is 3x3, and there are two yellow blocks in it.) I want them to sort properly into three columns as much as possible.

EDIT: Here is my original bugged code, solutions are in the comments:

The company I work for just updated its branding, affecting hundreds of Excel and PowerPoint files saved to a Shared Google Drive. There is a team working to update the files. My challenge is finding an efficient way to add the new files and delete the old files in Google Drive.

I created a Google Sheet to capture the current File Id, the new File Id, and the Folder Id, along with the following Google Apps Script code. The code throws the following error.

Exception: Unexpected error while getting the method or property getFileById on object DriveApp.
BulkUpdate @ Bulk Update.gs:25

Hoping someone can help me debug? I'm a novice and I've hit a wall.

I am using the Changes:list API to list changes.

https://developers.google.com/drive/api/v3/reference/changes/list

But the results include all the folders in my drive. I want to filter the results for a specific folder. In the documentation, I don't see a parameter "q" for "changes:list" like the "Files:List" has.

Is there a way to filter the results via API parameter? or Do I need to do it in my code using the "folder Id" that I already know?

This is the code that I am using:

From this issue: https://github.com/googleapis/google-api-go-client/issues/906

using api v3 to list and sync excel files on gdrive.

I'm trying to create a script for Gmail to get only "NOT trashed" emails but I'm getting the thashed emails too.

Why?