This is the very first time I'm the owner of a feature request (issue 72) that is implemented...it took more than 2 years but it doesn't matter. Thanks a lot.
Question: Can I serve these documents in read-only form to the world using its natural MIME type? For instance, if I upload a SVG file, can I publish it and have it served as image/svg+xml ?
If I'm writing an app that uses the Document List Data API, how do I check to see if the user has a premier account that can accept any type of upload so that I can give appropriate error messages to non-premier users?
"For now, uploading arbitrary files via the API will be restricted to Google Apps Premier domains" - So if I read this correctly the ability to bulk upload via the API will come to "regular" gmail users eventually - true?
I agree with Khan and kgx, it would be enormously useful to have these features for all users. It might prompt many of them to pay for more storage. Regards!
FYI, many devs + users frustrated by API limitations here: http://code.google.com/p/gdata-issues/issues/detail?id=2073 If you're frustrated, pls add your voice.
Congrats, Eric and team, on the release!
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This is the very first time I'm the owner of a feature request (issue 72) that is implemented...it took more than 2 years but it doesn't matter. Thanks a lot.
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Question: Can I serve these documents in read-only form to the world using its natural MIME type? For instance, if I upload a SVG file, can I publish it and have it served as image/svg+xml ?
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ReplyDeleteAny reason why the Python library hasn't been updated since v1.0?
ReplyDeleteA huge congratulations and thank you from Genentech!
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ReplyDeleteArbitrary file upload for individual gmail users and apps Enterprise.
ReplyDeleteBut not for Standard, Premier, Education or Partner Editions.
Boo :(
congratulations guys!..good stuff!
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Dissapointing that is is unavalabe for free accounts, was hoping for a DropBox alternative.
ReplyDeleteYea me too, The Baron...
ReplyDeleteIf I'm writing an app that uses the Document List Data API, how do I check to see if the user has a premier account that can accept any type of upload so that I can give appropriate error messages to non-premier users?
ReplyDelete"For now, uploading arbitrary files via the API will be restricted to Google Apps Premier domains" - So if I read this correctly the ability to bulk upload via the API will come to "regular" gmail users eventually - true?
ReplyDelete一個人的際遇在第一次總是最深刻的，有時候甚至會讓人的心變成永遠的絕緣。.........................
ReplyDeleteGreat guys! I have a question though.. Can i somehow publish the folder i put my docs in, in a web page?
ReplyDeleteGreat job guys! I have a question though. Can a published folder be embeded in a web page?? I tried iframe embed but it didnt work.
ReplyDeletehi any one give me solution. how i upload particult document in particular folder using asp.net
ReplyDeleteVery much looking forward to this feature. Any word on its status?
ReplyDeletePlease release these API functions for non-paying users also - this is an excellent way of having my cron upload db backups to GoogleDocs :)
ReplyDeletewhen can non-paying users upload any file types? as well as allowing convert=false
ReplyDeleteThe upload api is somewhat pointless if regular user can't use those two features.
I agree with Khan and kgx, it would be enormously useful to have these features for all users. It might prompt many of them to pay for more storage. Regards!
ReplyDeleteIt's July, can non-paying users use this feature yet? I can upload any kind of file through the Web UI, but can I do it from the API?
ReplyDeleteFYI, many devs + users frustrated by API limitations here:
ReplyDeletehttp://code.google.com/p/gdata-issues/issues/detail?id=2073
If you're frustrated, pls add your voice.
Anyone got a sample code for a document upload app in appspot?
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