Working on a MacOS app when I click Sign in to Google, the popup shows up correctly. However when I click continue nothing happens.
I'm using the Google sign in from the Swift Package Manager
GIDSignIn.sharedInstance.signIn
Solved it. Turns out that one of my Macs that I was testing on was V12.2 and it needed to be at least v12.4 for the login to work.
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I have an Android app developed in JAVA. For this app I am using the IdentityServer4 and AppAuth library implementation (found here: https://github.com/openid/AppAuth-Android) . Everything works fine, but one annoying thing left.
Can anyone help me with hide logout screen from identity server?
Example redirects logout to the one sent by server, what doesn't need to be displayed.
I really don't want to show it to end user.
Thanks,
Mike
I read the guide on Actions on Google, concerning the publication of an alpha version
3 days ago, I have filled out the form
However, when I share the test link, this error appears:
At the moment it is not possible to find what you are looking for. Try later.
I'm pretty sure this is a Google bug
I did a further test:
I opened the link on an Android device
In this case I display a form to publish my review,
but anyway I can not test the application
Can you help me ?
You should not open this in the browser, instead choose the Google Assistant app on your mobile and open this page from mobile device. Then scroll down to the middle of the directory page/opt-in link you have been given and enable yourself as an Alpha Tester (you will see this button only if you have been whitelisted by the app owner/developer) and continue testing your app on mobile device.
You'll get this page for several hours after enabling alpha testing. After some time it switched to showing me the action directory listing for our app.
Once the page is active and you can see the directory listing you'll need to open the link on your mobile phone! This is mentioned in really small and un-emphasized copy under the link. Also, it's not immediately obvious as the opt in link will most likely be below the bottom edge of your phone screen. You'll have to scroll down to opt-in to alpha testing. Once you enable alpha-testing you should immediately have access to the action.
even i faced the issue , but you can alpha test by switching your account like in google assistant change your default account like the account you used for development.
this might help , thank you
I integrated Facebook SSO in my Windows Phone 8 app yesterday and it was working properly. I tested it several times and on multiple devices and all was working. I submitted the code to my repository and today when I ran the code on the device the SSO wasn't working properly.
It starts off by starting the Facebook App as usual but then it shows me the dialog that it usually shows in the browser (with the typical message asking if I don't wish to install the Facebook application on my phone, which is installed) and even if I sign on it doesn't go back to my app.
I have not changed a single line of code since yesterday so I really have no idea of what must be happening. I checked if the Facebook App had been updated but it wasn't.
Does anyone have any idea of what might be happening?
It was an issue with the Facebook app which they seem to have resolved by today. Now everything is working properly again.
we have just recently started on a project using the mezzanine cms platform. we were trying to implement the authentication/login feature but already encountered a problem:
http://usbong.pythonanywhere.com
when you click the "Login" button (the one beside Sign Up, not the link) nothing happens when the Login Form is supposed to show. Signup works just fine but you can't log in. Once you login using other means (admin), it's the "Logout" button's turn not to work.
any help please? thank you
EDIT: it appears that mezzanine.accounts and django's allauth appear not to work well together? because when we comment out allauth in settings.py, the login works. what is the workaround for both of them to work at the same time?
All auth supports username/password login. Any reason why you wouldn't just use that?
Ok, so I'm using my personal Facebook account, that has a verified cell phone number. I can get to the App Dashboard page, and can click the "+Create a New App" button. I complete the dialog using a name that get's green lit, and click the submit button.
I wait for a few seconds and I'm dumped back to the main App Dashboard page - no new App exists.
This is a personal account and not a company account.
Still stuck on this problem - any chance I could get a FB Dev Support help with this?
I had the same problem and finally got this working. Curiously, visiting the Facebook Developer App page https://facebook.com/developers?ref=ts&fref=ts using IE and going to the app fixed the problem. Using Firefox resulted in an infinite redirect. All of the apps I created but couldn't see started showing up.
Maybe your account is too new. But usually you get an notice.