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Ad Media Manager
Documentation for API methods to manage ad media files.Requirement
An active Fast Delivery add-on subscription is required.API Version
1.4.6 (build 20240530). This page was updated on Tue, 12 Nov 24 17:35:51 -0500. Since the API method and response format can change from one version to another, you should check this page for updates.API Methods - Media
AS.Medias.upload
Upload an image file. Limit 50 calls/day. Submit via POST.Additional Parameters
| Parameter | Required | Description |
|---|---|---|
| file | Optional Default value is empty | The image file to upload. Limit 1000KB. |
| descr | Optional Default value is empty | A brief file description |
Sample Request
Sample Response
<Uploaded bytes="xxxx">https://g.adspeed.net/xxxx/yyyy/ad.jpg</Uploaded>
Sample Code
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