Set event image (logo)

[Elliott Perry]

I'm attempting to set an event's image (logo). The event create/update calls (http://developer.eventbrite.com/docs/event-details/) specify a event.logo.id parameter. What does this ID relate to? I can't see any separate calls relating to managing 'logos'.

How do I set an event's image (logo)?

Thanks in advance for the help

[Elliott Perry]

Still looking for help on this guys

[girijesh kumar]

I am also looking for help on same

[Cris Francisco]

Does anyone have any updates on this? 

[ja...@pulsd.com]

The event.logo_id belongs to a Media object. You can upload media to their aws bucket by following directions on this page: https://www.eventbrite.com/developer/v3/reference/uploads/#ebapi-media-uploads. It's a three step process, and the response of the last step gives you the id of whatever media you just uploaded. Enter this id as the logo_id of your event.

[Whitney Kramer]

Any way to replicate this POST with Postman?  

I am using a visual programming tool which can make a POST call (very similar to Postman) but I don't have the ability to write custom python into the application.

I've attached an image of what I'm trying to do.  It doesn't work, but would appreciate your input on why.  I also don't know how to pass the file path through a POST call.

[Eventbrite API]

Thanks for responding, James. 

Whitney, you can upload media via Postman but since the upload process is a mutli step process, you would need to run each step through Postman, collecting the necessary data manually along the way.

[Whitney Kramer]

Understood.  I was able to get step 1 working with Postman.   I used the response as input for a 2nd POSTman request for Step #2.  

See attachment.  I put the "upload_data" object in as parameters.    Any idea what I need to do to upload the file via POSTman?

[Whitney Kramer]

Figured it out.

Attachment shows how to make 3 requests to upload media.

[Anuj kumar]

Hi Whitney,

Thanks for the great post. 

Can you please elaborate the step 2 again.

Thanks in advance.

Anuj

[krigi.ei...@gmail.com]

Hi Anuj,

Step 2 is rather boring. No response body will come back, look for an HTTP 204 response. Once you have that move on to Step 3. That is where you will get back your image ID that can be used in subsequent calls into the EB API.

>>> EventBrite API should provide **syntax agnostic examples** of how to use their API such as cURL, PostMan, etc. <<<

Thanks, Whitney, for your example.

~krigi