I have successfully uploaded photos to Google+ via media.inset and the activities.insert and have the id of the photo.
But I can't seem to find any informant about deletes! If I manually delete the photo from Google+ website, I see that the same id is submitted for delete.
Does Google not allow deletes via API? That would be very weird.
UPDATE:
Google Issue Tracker Link: Issue #1065
You cant do it though the Google+ api its not supported but ...
I would try going though the Picasa api. I haven't tried this its just an idea Delete Photos
Google+ photos are Picasa photo's so this leads me to believe that you should be able to delete it though the other api.
Update: IMO its a good idea. I would add it as a feature request. Google-plus-platform Issue tracker If you do add it post the link and I will add my start to it as well see if we can get it some attention.
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I'm using default Instagram API, but when I try to fetch comments on posts, I'm getting a response with data empty, even when I know that there are comments on the post.
https://www.instagram.com/developer/endpoints/comments/
So when I tried to report it, it told me to migrate to Instagram Graph API. I searched, its look it's for personal use for business, I was building a raffle website helper, randomly pick a winner from a comment, and this broke my project.
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So I'm confused because when I access Instagram Developer website says to gonna to new Instagram Graph API, but here, I got a message that it's just for business accounts, but I already have registered my app with "facebook login" like the links you have sent to me
See demo what I'm building: https://youtu.be/DmVN5t0dRaY
The problem: https://imgur.com/a/YHC5lZE
This is deprecated by Instagram. It's not really telling you to use the Graph API, it's saying that this is the way they are going and the Graph API is intended for business that want to maintain their own page and interact more successfully with Instagram users.
Instagram still offers an endpoint
GET /users/self/media/recent
That should suit your needs.
Hi, I want to get the user list in one Twitter post as picture shown. but I didn't find the API which I can get this kind of data on Twitter. Is there anyone know how can I get this data. Thanks
The official API does not include that functionality.
You will find that there are lots of actions which are available on the official website & apps which are not allowed in the API.
Sorry.
I have a form in my site about writing a review. after form submission i need to share the review in my google plus reviews section. Is there any way to do this? While researching i found this: https://plus.google.com/account_id/about?review=1
But this did nothing.
It is not possible to programmatically post to Google+ the Google+ api only allows for read operations not write.
Now, I can view people I have added through Google plus api but I can't find the way to view people that have added me.
https://developers.google.com/+/api/latest/people#resource
That feature isn't currently available in the API. I'd suggest adding a feature request here: https://code.google.com/p/google-plus-platform/issues/list
I'm trying to figure out if I can use the Picasa API to grant other users the ability to view private albums. The developer's guide shows the following in the example data returned for the feed of a user's albums:
<link rel='http://schemas.google.com/acl/2007#accessControlList'
type='application/atom+xml'
href='https://picasaweb.google.com/data/entry/api/user/liz/albumid/albumID/acl?authkey=authKey&v=2' />
However, when I request one of the access control list URLs for one of my own albums, it only returns exactly the same data as the URL for the album itself. I couldn't find anything in the Picasa API documentation about it, but that looks similar to the functionality in the Google Docs API for sharing documents. Does anyone know if it's supported for Picasa?
I think I tried just about everything before I decided that all the unanswered questions out there about how to do it was a good indication that it still isn't doable (at least not using the API).
I found this feature request, it doesn't seem to be very prioritized.