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Upload images/videos from any iOS app #284
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@EddyLB - is this functionality the same as being able to upload from the Apple Photos app on iOS to Facebook, or to a text message, etc? |
Hi @paraviz02 |
@EddyLB - sorry I totally missed this ... How about being able to select/send photos from Apple Photos to a Piwigo album? For example, take a photo with the Camera app, tap on the image afterwards, hit the share button and select Piwigo. Then select the Piwigo album to upload to and send it off. (With possibly the ability to edit the title etc.) |
Yes, that would be one of the many possibilities. We also envisage to provide the capability to take photos directly from the Piwigo iOS app, with photos being uploaded automatically to the current album. |
Ah sweet. Both of those items would be very productive! We just got back from a get-together with extended family, and it is upload time ... :-) Piwigo and iOS app are wonderful. Thanks for all your efforts! |
To be implemented when albums will be stored in a persistent database. |
It would be useful to be able to upload images to a Piwigo server from any iOS app.
Such feature requires the development of an app extension accessing common settings stored in a shared container, typically the URL, the username and default upload settings.
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