I am working on a new website for my Amateur Radio Club. Our club has a Groups.io subscription that I believe is a Basic Subscription. My question is - is it possible to add a new Club Member to the

It does: as I said: "I can get this list for subgroups I am a member of." And yes, this is what I expect is the case, which is why I'm looking for any useful workarounds :) -- Chris

On Mon, Jan 11, 2021 at 07:20 PM, Christopher Schmidt wrote: Is there a workaround for this, or is this something I'm doing wrong?I've only played with the API, so definitely not an expert. To me,

Hi, I am an admin of a group. When I attempt to call getmemberdirectory on a subgroup that I'm not a member of, I get an inadequate permissions error. (

Cool. Thanks for the info. An explicit "I don't know" is better than the dreaded "Real soon now". 😄 Off-list, someone reminded me of the Upload Folder feature. That may be good enough as well. --

On Tue, Jan 5, 2021 at 11:55 AM, Mark Fletcher wrote: App development has changed and no longer is relying on the API, so API work has been deprioritized until the app is done.This sucks. I moved a

Hello, Sorry, I don't have a timeframe at this point. App development has changed and no longer is relying on the API, so API work has been deprioritized until the app is done. Thanks, Mark

Is there any timeline for when the addfiles API will be ready? I have ~500 files from an old Yahoo Group that I'd like to bulk upload across about 30 folders. I've gotten an uploader tool written, but

Hello, Have you tried using curl, like: curl "https://groups.io/api/v1/getuser" \ -u TOKEN: Where TOKEN is the token (don't forget the colon at the end)? Thanks, Mark

I'm using the /login endpoint login with email/password and then I get the token from that. I'm passing that token in a header like "Authorization: Basic <token>" to the /getuser endpoint, but

Hi Mark, Thank you for the response. I tested that and it seems to work as expected. Thanks and Regards Sri

Hello, You can use that API endpoint to add people to subgroups when they already are members of the main group. You'll get an error telling you that the person is a member of the main group, but you

It looks like we currently have a way to direct add members to subgroups but only if the user is not already in the main group. We can use the subgroupIDs to pass the sub-groups the member should be

On Wed, Sep 16, 2020 at 07:55 PM, Monica wrote: Yes, it may be we don’t need the API if these are already built in.It sounds like your first stop should be https://groups.io/helpcenter/ownersmanual

RMIT Classification: Trusted Thanks a lot, Duane. It is helpful to know about the “Allow members to download archive” and “export group data” options. Yes, it may be we don’t need the

On Wed, Sep 16, 2020 at 07:38 PM, Monica wrote: If we set the group discussion to be only visible to group members, then only group members can access this content by the API?Yes, but I don't think

RMIT Classification: Trusted Thanks Mark. Just to confirm: If we set the group discussion to be only visible to group members, then only group members can access this content by the

Hello, Access to the API follows the same permissions structure as the website. If someone can access a feature on the website, they can access it through the API. If they can't access the feature on

RMIT Classification: Trusted Hi there everyone We are looking to start a group and are checking out all the features. Having an API so we can easily download the content of the group is an

Even that doesn't seem quite right, as the group is quite active, i.e., the last message was definitely not sent nearly 2,020 years ago :-) We need the per-member most-recent-posting data to determine