Camera to Database.

[Zhong Liu]

If I want upload the image to third party cloud storage(e.g. amazon s3), how to define the service? usually I will post a multipart entity.

[Maryna Brodina]

Hello!

We have tutorials showing how to work with multiple 3rd party services. Please take a look here http://devcenter.appery.io/tutorials/.... Unfortunately there is no tutorial specifically for amazon, but steps (defining service, request parameters, mapping, invoking service) would be pretty much the same.

[Ryan FP]

So if I wanted it to save to a login(an account someone creates) how would I go about that? Like,lets say Bob uploads a photo,if Jon signs in he can see Bob's photo. I want it to be when Bob is signed in,Bob see's his photo then when Jon is signed he see's his photo.

[Illya Stepanov]

Hi Ryan, this login management approach is pretty well described in one of our tutorials, please check it out here.

[Ryan FP]

I have the login and registration already made and works well,but I want to know if I can have it so user one sees user one's photos and user two sees user twos photos. Right now, everyone sees the first photo uploaded to the database.

[Kateryna Grynko]

Hi Ryan,

Could you please clarify what service you use to get photo? Please post screenshots of service settings, response parameters and mapping.

[Rafael Biton]

Hi Kateryna

I need send a photo to a external server, with PHP, do you have any tutorial about that?

Thank you so much

[Maryna Brodina]

Hello!

Unfortunately there is no tutorial and PHP is outside the scope of our support...

[Kenny Lee]

I am stuck on the step "Map Response:

• imageDataBase64 to new localStorage variable "photo_buffer" "

  On my Success Mapping screen there is no place to add a local storage variable, what screen do I do that on?

  I have been using this tutorial: http://devcenter.appery.io/tutorials/...

  But it seems like the UI in Appery has changed since that was created.