In this particular case, no. The binary content is either POSTed as the body of the request or in a multipart/related form with an atom entry in one part and the binary in the other. Posting from a form is not enabled, but we could do so. The slug from the Content-Disposition is coming from the filename parameter.
- James Bill de hÓra wrote: > James M Snell wrote: >> Our implementation is currently allowing clients to use the Slug header >> to specify the filename for posted media files. For example, >> >> POST /collection-uri HTTP/1.1 >> Host: example.org >> Content-Type: image/png >> Content-Length: nnn >> Title: Foo >> Slug: foo.png >> >> The slug is only used to set the file name. As a fallback, users can >> also use the Content-Disposition header to specify the filename. > > Does that work via a regular browser form? > > cheers > Bill >
