andrewstrealtor
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Is it possible to use the Instagram integration app to post multiple photos in the same post? How would this be done?
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andrewstrealtor
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OK. Any plans to update this to allow for multiple?
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Pabblymember11
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We have noted the request of yours to pass multiple photos in a single Instagram post and would try to implement the same in our upcoming updates.
andrewstrealtor
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Any update on this?
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Pabblymember11
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Hey @andrewstrealtor
After reviewing the multiple post-action event feature on Instagram, our technical team determined that it would not be user-friendly due to the necessary additional workarounds. If the API is updated and becomes easier to implement in the future, we will consider adding it to our platform.
After reviewing the multiple post-action event feature on Instagram, our technical team determined that it would not be user-friendly due to the necessary additional workarounds. If the API is updated and becomes easier to implement in the future, we will consider adding it to our platform.
andrewstrealtor
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Wouldn’t it work exactly like the YouTube video plug-in where it just becomes a 2-step process of uploading images without publishing, then another step to post?
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