How in the world do I upload a file using the example PHP code format:
$update_id = "XXXXXX";
$query = "
mutation {
add_file_to_update (update_id: ".$update_id.", $file: !File) {
id
}
}";
$data = @file_get_contents($endpoint.'file', false, stream_context_create([
'http' => [
'method' => 'POST',
'header' => $endpoint_headers_file,
'content' => json_encode(['query' => $query]),
]
]));
Thank you! Even the full Postman details would help. But for update not file column.
Hey @BostonJames,
Postman is a bit easier 🙂 we have a community post from Dipro going over doing this through Postman. Essentially you would need send your data as a multipart request (Content-Type: multipart/form-data) with the file in a variable.
This actually brings another thing to mind on the PHP side of things - I think it would be a good idea to use CURL in this case to send the file. Using the same multipart/form-data content type as above, I think you would be able to send these using CURL. There is a StackOverflow thread discussing this approach.
Hopefully this helps! Let me know if you have any other questions.
-Daniel
I’ve been trying all of the above but I get the following response:
“error_message”: “Unsupported query”,
“status_code”: 400
The query I’m using is:
mutation ($file: !File) {
add_file_to_update (update_id: XXXXXXXX, $file: !File) {
id
}
}
With variablespfile] = local file selected.
Hey @BostonJames - could you try changing the beginning of the query?
mutation ($file: File!) {
add_file_to_update (file: $file, update_id: xxxxxx) {
id
}
}
-Daniel
That did it, thanks!
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