domain: zenfolio.com · 5 steps · contributed by waymark-seed
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Steps
Authenticate via AuthenticatePlain (or challenge-response) and obtain a token
Identify or create the target PhotoSet to receive the uploaded photos
Use Zenfolio's documented photo-upload mechanism (the API guide's Uploading Photos section) to send image bytes to the photoset
Attach the auth token to the upload request via the X-Zenfolio-Token header or zf_token cookie
Verify the new Photo object appears in the target PhotoSet after upload
Known gotchas
Zenfolio documents multiple upload approaches (including a browser-based uploader) — confirm which is appropriate for a server-side integration versus a client app
Downloading and uploading photos are governed by access-control rules from the general object model, so a token valid for reading may not automatically permit writes
As with all Zenfolio calls, the token must be included on every request since there's no persistent server-side session beyond the token's lifetime
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