Gilbert -- a frustrating day. I could not find a way to post a message with a date. And .. then I couldn't find a way to post a message and know the message id I posted .. The getdraft call is

That does sound like the best bet. The yahoo group transfers that have been occurring are all imported very nicely, so I imagine that a user list and mail corpus in mbox format will import very

You wouldn't happen to have an example of mbox format would you? I've found a few articles, like this one: https://www.jagwaresoftware.com/blog/what-is-a-mbox-file.html But they don't seem to address

Hi! Can I use the API to create a custom member signup form? I've looked in the docs, but I'm not sure if I'm not understanding how, or if I'm "not understanding" because it isn't possible to

Hi and thank you! Did the change happen at the end of September? I'm new to groups.io and the API, poking around, and when I ran the login object, it included a token field with a super long string

There are a couple of subtle nuances to this.... Registering a user is easy (two api calls, login and registeruser). However, that only adds the user and doesn't subscribe them to your group. They

One tip for anyone experimenting with the API... Download the free Windows utility called "Postman". I tested every api call in Postman prior to writing code. It saved me a ton of time. PS I have no

Thank you! I actually have a premium subscription, so I can use direct add, yay! So, I'm a web developer, I know PHP, MySQL, some Python, and some JavaScript, BUT, I haven't used REST, and I'm just,

Greetings Alison, My application is probably very different. I'm using Dot Net from the server side. That said, I'm putting some code at the end of this message. The thing I struggled with was that I

I keep getting an inadequate_permissions when trying to add photos via the api. Logging in and creating an album work but not adding the photo. curl "https://groups.io/api/v1/addphotos" -H 'Cookie:

When you authenticate against the login end point, your client will receive a cookie. Each subsequent request that uses that cookie let’s you perform the other actions. Postman has that option to

Hi Ken, thank you *so much* for sharing your code, and re-urging me to get Postman, which I just did :) If/when I figure more stuff out, I'll share back here! (The reason for all this, for us, is

Oops I replied without refreshing the page first -- thank you, Tim! Do y'all like, use your own email/password combos for this stuff (and then figure out securing the info depending on your

If this is any help, here is the Raw request generated by PAW. I am uploading to an album created by the same user.POST /api/v1/addphotos HTTP/1.1Content-Type: multipart/form-data; charset=utf-8;

That's legacy and I've just removed it. Thanks, Mark

(Still wondering about that last thing if anyone has any insight!) (But also -- ) Looks like we won't be using Direct Add after all, they want to approve subscription requests. I mean, the

Forking off topic #156 I'm thinking of using a basic webform on our website (it's Drupal so there's a webform module) that just sends a message to the "+subscribe" email address of our group. The

Mark: I pre-paid a year of premium service and sent you (via private email) a test MBOX file. I'm not sure I have the format correct. Specifically, I didn't know how to tie replies to the original

Any chance someone from Groups.io can reply to this?

I just fixed a bug with that call. Please try again. Thanks, Mark