HTTP POST/GET after upload
Nygren
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Dear Smugmug staff,
I'm planning to use my Smugmug images on my own website/blog and I would prefer to keep data about the images stored in a local database on my website.
Is there any way you could implement a feature where the Smugmug servers would update my website when a new image/video is uploaded to Smugmug? This could easily be done through a regular HTTP POST or GET.
The perfect solution would be if the user could toggle this feature on/off for each gallery. Let's say I switch it on for my gallery "Blog images". Then everytime I uploaded an image/video to that gallery (using any way of uploading) a HTTP POST would be sent to my website including this info:
URL of image/video uploaded
Date/time taken (from EXIF)
Geo/Location data (from EXIF)
Camera model (from EXIF)
Caption
Keywords
This would save me a lot of work since the only way (?) to do this today is to upload images to my own website and read the data above, then pass it along to Smugmug using the upload API.
What do you guys think? Any chance? :bow
Anders
I'm planning to use my Smugmug images on my own website/blog and I would prefer to keep data about the images stored in a local database on my website.
Is there any way you could implement a feature where the Smugmug servers would update my website when a new image/video is uploaded to Smugmug? This could easily be done through a regular HTTP POST or GET.
The perfect solution would be if the user could toggle this feature on/off for each gallery. Let's say I switch it on for my gallery "Blog images". Then everytime I uploaded an image/video to that gallery (using any way of uploading) a HTTP POST would be sent to my website including this info:
URL of image/video uploaded
Date/time taken (from EXIF)
Geo/Location data (from EXIF)
Camera model (from EXIF)
Caption
Keywords
This would save me a lot of work since the only way (?) to do this today is to upload images to my own website and read the data above, then pass it along to Smugmug using the upload API.
What do you guys think? Any chance? :bow
Anders
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