> im trying to upload a document to a folder in google docs
> the folder exists
> command that dont work:
>  google docs add --user=acco...@gmail.com --folder=test filename.txt
>  google docs add --user=acco...@gmail.com --folder="test" filename.txt

> the file gets uploaded but not in the correct folder

> any ideas?

> The member "upload_docs" on class DocsServiceCL (googlecl\docs
> \service.py) only takes two arguments: "paths" and "title".

> On 19 Juny, 10:01, hob <peter.oo...@gmail.com> wrote:

> > Hi,

> > im trying to upload a document to afolderin google docs
> > thefolderexists
> > command that dont work:
> >  google docs add --user=acco...@gmail.com --folder=test filename.txt
> >  google docs add --user=acco...@gmail.com --folder="test" filename.txt

> > the file gets uploaded but not in the correctfolder

> > any ideas?

> Sorry, that feature was accidentally deleted while making it backwards-
> compatible with earlier versions of the gdata library.

> Issue 93 (now closed) has a patch that will enable that functionality
> for users with gdata library >= 2.0

> On Jun 19, 8:19 pm, Ferran <ferr...@gmail.com> wrote:
> > It seems that have not been implemented.

> > The member "upload_docs" on class DocsServiceCL (googlecl\docs
> > \service.py) only takes two arguments: "paths" and "title".

> > On 19 Juny, 10:01, hob <peter.oo...@gmail.com> wrote:

> > > Hi,

> > > im trying to upload a document to afolderin google docs
> > > thefolderexists
> > > command that dont work:
> > >  google docs add --user=acco...@gmail.com --folder=test filename.txt
> > >  google docs add --user=acco...@gmail.com --folder="test"
> filename.txt

> > > the file gets uploaded but not in the correctfolder

> > > any ideas?

> When I try and upload a document to a folder that does exist it fails

> $ google docs upload /tmp/all_google_staff.csv --folder 'All Google Staff'
> --title '20120919 - All Google Staff'
> Failed to get entries: Server responded with: 400, <errors xmlns='
> http://schemas.google.com/g/2005'><error><domain>GData</domain><code>unsupportedQueryParam</code><internalRe ason>The
> 'max-results' parameter is not supported on this
> resource</internalReason></error></errors>
> No folder found that matches All Google Staff
> Loading /tmp/all_google_staff.csv
> Upload success! Direct link: https://docs.google.com/a/<my
> domain>/spreadsheet/ccc?key=0AroYzdCI2ZXKdE9mS1FWYkRwZ3QzQzdLX3B6UE0yNlE

> Any ideas?

> On Monday, 21 June 2010 04:16:30 UTC+10, Tom Miller wrote:

>> Sorry, that feature was accidentally deleted while making it backwards-
>> compatible with earlier versions of the gdata library.

>> Issue 93 (now closed) has a patch that will enable that functionality
>> for users with gdata library >= 2.0

>> On Jun 19, 8:19 pm, Ferran <ferr...@gmail.com> wrote:
>> > It seems that have not been implemented.

>> > The member "upload_docs" on class DocsServiceCL (googlecl\docs
>> > \service.py) only takes two arguments: "paths" and "title".

>> > On 19 Juny, 10:01, hob <peter.oo...@gmail.com> wrote:

>> > > Hi,

>> > > im trying to upload a document to afolderin google docs
>> > > thefolderexists
>> > > command that dont work:
>> > >  google docs add --user=acco...@gmail.com --folder=test filename.txt
>> > >  google docs add --user=acco...@gmail.com --folder="test"
>> filename.txt

>> > > the file gets uploaded but not in the correctfolder

>> > > any ideas?