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<p>The previous implementation of this project, back when it was the
"UD Dropbox" had some sort of "custom upload form" functionality.</p>
<p>I don't remember exactly what they called it, and 30 seconds of
Googling hasn't turned up a download location for their code, but
it's essentially a stripped-down UI that lets you (the admin)
hard-code the recipient info, so people can't screw up the file
transfer. </p>
<p>This feature was dropped from ZendTo, but we've been
forward-porting it for years, as some of our departments depend on
it for various reasons.</p>
<p>Using it requires some modifications to ZendTo, to allow uploads
without the CAPTCHA verification. (By which I mean: we have been
too lazy to implement the CAPTCHA in our custom dropoff interface;
it was implemented before ZendTo had a CAPTCHA.)<br>
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<p>It wouldn't be possible to use this directly from a script (e.g.,
curl -X POST ...), as it still uses JavaScript, but you could
possibly use it as a starting point to add a similar API
interface.</p>
<p>If there's interest, I can post some sanitized git diffs and/or
some documentation about how it works.<br>
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<p>~Keith<br>
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<div class="moz-cite-prefix">On 4/5/19 11:29 AM, Neil via ZendTo
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I have had a quick look through recent archives, and I can’t see
anything on this, but apologies if it has been covered already.
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<div class="">Does anyone have an example of using zend.to in a
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<div class="">I can think of a number of occasions where it would
be useful to be able to generate a zend.to drop-off request (to
have someone drop a file off for me) without me needing to log
in to the UI and do it. I suspect it can be done quite readily
with curl, but I wonder if someone has already tackled this and
would be willing to share the output?</div>
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