BTC address format to send the same multiple BTC addresses?

[tbcn]

What's the BTC format to send the same amount to multiple addresses at the same time?

[DannyHamilton]

What's the BTC format to send the same amount to multiple addresses at the same time?

Which wallet are you using?

[tbcn]

I'm using Hive.  What I'm trying to do though is to figure out the URI scheme to create a link.

--side note--
Why when I try and post it says that I need to wait 360 seconds, WHEN I haven't posted.

[DannyHamilton]

Why when I try and post it says that I need to wait 360 seconds, WHEN I haven't posted.

Any activity on the website (including logging in) is considered "posting" by the software that limits you.  Therefore, after logging in, you need to wait 360 seconds ( 6 minutes ) before creating a post.

Eventually as the number of non-spam posts you create increases, the limit will be reduced.  I think I've currently got a limit of 4 seconds.

[tbcn]

Why when I try and post it says that I need to wait 360 seconds, WHEN I haven't posted.

Any activity on the website (including logging in) is considered "posting" by the software that limits you.  Therefore, after logging in, you need to wait 360 seconds ( 6 minutes ) before creating a post.

Eventually as the number of non-spam posts you create increases, the limit will be reduced.  I think I've currently got a limit of 4 seconds.

Makes sense and I'm sure it helps with users posting spam. 

Back to my question:  I can't find anything about how to create a URI to pay two different BTC addresses the same amount.  Any idea?
I know the format bitcoin:address?amount=1&label=whatever&message=hereYourMessage

[DannyHamilton]

Back to my question:  I can't find anything about how to create a URI to pay two different BTC addresses the same amount.  Any idea?
I know the format bitcoin:address?amount=1&label=whatever&message=hereYourMessage

As far as I know, that is the only format that is supported by most bitcoin wallets.  I'm not aware of a single URI for multiple outputs that is supported by any of the well known bitcoin wallets.

[tbcn]

Back to my question:  I can't find anything about how to create a URI to pay two different BTC addresses the same amount.  Any idea?
I know the format bitcoin:address?amount=1&label=whatever&message=hereYourMessage

As far as I know, that is the only format that is supported by most bitcoin wallets.  I'm not aware of a single URI for multiple outputs that is supported by any of the well known bitcoin wallets.

Thank you!  Something else I was unaware of.  Thanks Danny.

[BitCoinDream]

Back to my question:  I can't find anything about how to create a URI to pay two different BTC addresses the same amount.  Any idea?
I know the format bitcoin:address?amount=1&label=whatever&message=hereYourMessage

As far as I know, that is the only format that is supported by most bitcoin wallets.  I'm not aware of a single URI for multiple outputs that is supported by any of the well known bitcoin wallets.

Thank you!  Something else I was unaware of.  Thanks Danny.

If u r ok with using the blockchain.info API, use the following code...

Code:

https://blockchain.info/merchant/$guid/sendmany?password=$main_password&second_password=$second_password&recipients=$recipients&shared=$shared&fee=$fee

Details: https://blockchain.info/api/api_send

[tbcn]

Back to my question:  I can't find anything about how to create a URI to pay two different BTC addresses the same amount.  Any idea?
I know the format bitcoin:address?amount=1&label=whatever&message=hereYourMessage

As far as I know, that is the only format that is supported by most bitcoin wallets.  I'm not aware of a single URI for multiple outputs that is supported by any of the well known bitcoin wallets.

Thank you!  Something else I was unaware of.  Thanks Danny.

If u r ok with using the blockchain.info API, use the following code...

Code:

https://blockchain.info/merchant/$guid/sendmany?password=$main_password&second_password=$second_password&recipients=$recipients&shared=$shared&fee=$fee

Details: https://blockchain.info/api/api_send

Thanks I'll take a look at it again.  I briefly browsed the api yesterday, will do again. Thanks.