I am trying to get EXIF data, specifically geo location information from uploaded photos. Is there any easy way of doing this using the filepicker.io api?
Thanks for your help!
No, we don't currently process EXIF data or expose it via the filepicker.io API. It's in our internal tracker, but no ETA as of yet.
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After a GET request where I retrieve the url address of a picture, I want to save this picture into a MongoDB collection.
I specify that this image is not stored on my laptop, but from the cloud.
Can you show me an example or best practice, please?
I try many example from Google without success.
I want to use the LinkedIn Share API to publish on behalf of users posts with an attached PDF.
Using the Create an Image Share section of the docs, I manage to publish a post with an attached PNG image. If, using the same technique, I upload a PDF instead of a PNG image, the post does not get created.
I can't find anywhere in the docs how I would share a PDF. So my question is: is it possible to programmatically create a post with an attached PDF, and if yes, how would you do it?
According to docs from the Marketing developer platform, as of October 28th 2019,
Currently, only jpeg and png formats are supported.
So I guess it is currently not possible to share a post with an attached PDF.
I'm planning to create a photo booth program using AS3. I'm searching for this questions but can't find any solution so i just want to clarify it here if it is possible or not.
My questions are:
1.It is possible to post an image from AS3 to Instagram using my account?
2.It is possible to post an image from AS3 to Facebook page?
Thank you.
Facebook - Yes,
https://code.google.com/p/facebook-actionscript-api/
http://www.adobe.com/devnet/games/articles/getting-started-with-facebooksdk-actionscript3.html
Instagram - Maybe.
I found This, which is a library for instagram to AS3 communication, but I am unsure on how well it handles.
You can test your code for Instagram's API here
I would suggest that you check the Instagram api console here:http://instagram.com/developer/api-console/
They are listing every available api calls,after getting what you need it is a matter of using a URLLoader with URLVariables that contains all the HTTP vars the console shows and of course with the access token.
All the API is Rest .
Is there a way to upload data (for example points/routes) to openstreetmap via javascript?
I develop a mobile application, where the users could upload some kinds of data to openstreetmap. I would like to create my own editor for this (to be able to restrict the kind of data uploaded, and to provide a user friendly mobile solution).
Can it be done?
Thanks.
Sure, why not? The OpenStreetMap API is based on simple HTTP requests. First you need to authenticate yourself using an user name and password or via OAuth. Then you can upload new changesets.
Note that each of your users will need an OSM account in order to upload data.
In my App, upload photo using plixi api its possible or not. Anyone help me to solve this problem.
The Plixi API is REST-based, so yes, it should be entirely possible to use it within your app, provided that the user has an active network connection.