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Procfu Upload Podio Item Image

Tool to upload a remote image file by URL to a Podio item image field. Use when you need to attach an image from a web URL to a specific field in a Podio item.

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Use Procfu Upload Podio Item Image

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Inputs

  • hookboolean
    Whether to create a hook event in Podio for this file upload. Set to true to trigger webhooks, false to skip them.
  • silentboolean
    Whether to include the silent flag when uploading. Set to true to suppress notifications in Podio.
  • headersstring
    Optional HTTP headers to send when fetching the remote file. Use comma-separated format for multiple headers (e.g., 'User-Agent: MyBot, Accept: image/*').
  • file_urlstring
    Required
    Web address (URL) of the remote file to upload. Must be a publicly accessible image URL.
  • podio_item_idinteger
    Required
    Identifier for the Podio item to attach the image to.
  • image_field_idstring
    Required
    External ID of the image field in the Podio item where the file will be uploaded.

Observable output

  • data
    Required
    Data from the action execution
  • errorstring
    Error if any occurred during the execution of the action
  • successfulboolean
    Required
    Whether or not the action execution was successful or not

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