When using the Piwigo NG app, we upload photos with the pwg.images.uploadAsync method. This method is "self-identified", meaning it performs a login each time it's called. It generates many logins in the activities.
In this example, for 2 photos uploaded, we have 9 logins (9 chunks of photos). We should avoid registering a login activity when calling this API method.
When using the Piwigo NG app, we upload photos with the `pwg.images.uploadAsync` method. This method is "self-identified", meaning it performs a login each time it's called. It generates many logins in the activities.

In this example, for 2 photos uploaded, we have 9 logins (9 chunks of photos). We should avoid registering a login activity when calling this API method.
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When using the Piwigo NG app, we upload photos with the
pwg.images.uploadAsyncmethod. This method is "self-identified", meaning it performs a login each time it's called. It generates many logins in the activities.In this example, for 2 photos uploaded, we have 9 logins (9 chunks of photos). We should avoid registering a login activity when calling this API method.