I'm trying to create a new app using the UberRUSH API.
When I go to the developer dashboard and try to register a new app, when I select UberRUSH API I get a message saying,
You need to register for UberRUSH before creating an app.
Which I already have.
Clicking the link to register for UberRUSH gives the following message,
You are already signed in to your business account
You already have a business account. If you would like to create a new
account, please log out first.
Am I missing a step? Or is there something broken in the flow?
Thank you!
Update (7/15/2016): This was a bug. The sign-up flow should work correctly now.
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I have created an agent in DialogFlow that interacts with the user giving her the ability to check for details like demographic from a back-end database. I have achieved this using Fulfillment/Webhook calls and have successfully parsed/returned different types of Responses to the user to play with. I have tested this on both an Android device and the Google Actions Simulator.
Now, what I want to achieve is to give user the ability to "Set a Reminder" on a platform like Google Calendar or similar through my App. By default, Google Assistant does this by simply telling it to "remind me..." and Google creates a reminder in the calendar. But as soon as I invoke my app, the Assistant is out of scope so using the "remind me" command won't work. I want to use the Google Calendar for example to create a reminder through my agent so that the user is notified at the due time.
I understand that when the user invokes an App in Google Assistant, she is using her Google credentials so I guess if I want to use the App to create a reminder, I should have the option. I have had a look at the Calendar API but I am not sure if I should proceed that way. Is there a better way of achieving this?
Please note, I want to use a reminder service that is available to the user without subscribing to a third-party service.
The Calendar API is the way to go. Details here.
In those docs you'll see reference to the access token, which you can get by using the helper intent askForSignIn (example of use here in one of Google's example projects).
Hope this helps!
So for all those who are facing the same issue, here is what I did:
First created an account on https://auth0.com
Followed this guide to configure the necessary settings to link to Google Assistant (ignored the Jovo part)
Used Auth0 guide to configure and link to my Google project credentials (ignored the Admins SDK Service part)
Now when I run my Google Actions App on the device, a button "Link [App Name] to Google" showed up. Clicking on that "signed me in".
Parsed the response in my webhook to grab originalRequest.data.user.accessToken
This is the token mentioned in #lukedavis answer. The next step was to use the token to execute a call to the Calendar API. Upon trying that, I am facing a different problem which I am trying to find the solution for. But the above should assist those who wish get the accessToken.
I am working on a Chrome extension that generates a notification whenever an entered Facebook profile changes his/her profile picture. I want to know if it is possible to do so using the Facebook API. I know we can get the current profile picture of the person using the API but how can we generate the notification? Please guide. Thank you.
That´s what the Realtime API is for: https://developers.facebook.com/docs/graph-api/real-time-updates/
I assume it would be the picture subscription of the User object.
What #luschn said is correct, you can use the Realtime Updates API. Would I want to add is that you can't receive the Realtime Updates client-side, which means that you need to set up some backend infrastructure before you can use them. Your Chrome extension "frontend" then need to be notified on a change by your backend...
See
https://developers.facebook.com/docs/graph-api/real-time-updates/v2.3#setup
I have been working on building an intuit quickbooks online app. During this time I have been using multiple users on the same quickbooks company account to test the initial flow of the application. This all worked fine until 12/20/2012 when I started getting this error:
Oops! An error has occurred.
Please close this window and try again.
Error Code: invalid_database
Message: The application has already been subscribed to by another user for this company
Did something recently change? Or is there a way to configure the application to allow this?
I don't understand your use case. Only the administrator of QuickBooks can setup the sync or grant access to a 3rd party app. You would know the user belongs to the same company and you would also know if that company has already been granted access. So there should be no confusion. Random users wont be authorizing access
regards
Jarred
i have this problem..
I created account to develop facebook api for my apps..
I registered and created account and vertified with email and phone.
But when i try to create new app, i get this error:
You've been blocked from creating apps because we haven't been able to verify your account. You need to use your real name to maintain an account on Facebook
I dont get it, what do i have to do, to get my account vertified and working? I need this account only for development and i dont want to use account, cos other developers can see my password.
and when i try to ask this question anyware on facebook forums i get this message, so i dont know what to do:
This message contains blocked content that has previously been flagged as abusive or spammy
Btw, i added apps on my real facebook account, but i dont remember having any problems..
If i not understand wrongly, did you mean that you are creating another facebook account for your development purpose? actually you can use your own account to create the facebook application. After that, you can grant access to others developer from the app. They can have the access to edit your application configuration too.
Regards,
Woolei - Facebook Consultant at www.woolei.com
I'm trying to programmatically create an application in Facebook. I can do that with this:
https://www.facebook.com/connect/create_app.php?api_key=[key]&name=app_name
However, there's always a popup that says "Allow [Root App] to integrate Facebook functionality for you?" ... OK.
Is it possible for the "Root App" to create the application on the user's behalf without the popup via some previous permission which they have allowed, like stream_publish ...etc or maybe a session_token or ??
Someone said I can create child apps via "admin.setAppProperties" but couldn't get it working. I've also tried "FB.Connect.createApplication" and "Facebook.createApplication" but also failed.
Can anyone help? Maybe with some sample code.
There used to be an API for this but I think it has been discontinued. You can see if you can hack it together from the information available here:
http://blog.programmableweb.com/2009/10/15/facebook-lets-you-easily-integrate-into-sites-and-widgets-with-new-create-application-api/
Child applications (I believe they called them 'fourth party applications') intentionally need user interactions to create.
The documentation for https://www.facebook.com/connect/create_app.php?api_key=[key]&name=app_name is scarce to none. Are you able to access the API key of the newly created application somehow? Or set further app settings such as site-url?
I'm thinking you would need the user's permission to view /accounts then monitor before/after state to detect which one was created.
Is it possible for the "Root App" to create the application on the
user's behalf without the popup via some previous permission which
they have allowed, like stream_publish ...etc or maybe a session_token
or ??
If you create a Facebook application that only pulls someone's profile information, and then you add new functionality that allows it to automatically post on people's walls; you would have to require the user to re-authenticate themselves to give you those extra permissions.
It's hard to understand what you meant by that question.