Hi! I've decided to move this question to its own topic :) Do y'all use your own email/password combos for this stuff (and then figure out securing the info depending on your server/software

Thank you, Mark, I have found the correct way to use the API. It was simpler than I had assumed. Graham

I saw some calls where no email address was sent. That would result in that error. Mark

I saw a similar error. Turned out it was nothing more than a character in my password that has specific meaning in the context of URLs and had to be encoded. See

I have tried to login using POST with my email address and password but I getarray(3) { ["object"]=> string(5) "error" ["type"]=> string(13) "invalid email" ["extra"]=> string(0)

Sorry for the crosspost! I forgot the "main" beta group was moderated, and I didn't think my post would be approved bc my last one wasn't, so then I posted here. Anyway, sorry about that!

...purely as a backup plan! I used this code (a few weeks ago) to export our 1700+ membership info in 100-count JSON files (you might be able to go bigger, I didn't

One more issue. The result of the upload seems to be a nulled out

Hi! Just a bump on this question, if anyone has some advice: Do y'all use your own email/password combos for this stuff (and then figure out securing the info depending on your server/software

Awesome! it works! Thank you!

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

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

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

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

(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

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

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;

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

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

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