I've recently integrated play-silhouette 4.0.0 with Play 2.5 to handle authentication. I am allowing my users to login with Google and as such am using Silhouette's OAuth2 features. I am redirected to Google's authorization page properly but after pressing allow the app fails with
403 - Project marked for deletion
I have enabled the Google+ API in the developer's console and am requesting the scopes "profile email" from the service. I've also deployed the sample app and get the same error. The error codes listed by Google are not much help - anyone have an idea? I've been testing on my local machine.
I resolved this issue:
Create a new project in the Google Developer Console.
Enable Google+ API.
Create OAuth Credentials.
Perhaps I created the credentials before I enabled the API. Seems a bit silly order would matter. Hope this is helpful to someone else!
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I am starting with salesforce development but while connecting my org to salesforce cli, i am getting an error like - The REST API is not enabled for this Organization.
Please find the screenshots below -
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And also in browser it is redirecting me to this url -
http://localhost:1717/OauthRedirect?code=aPrxGfV7WpWWFnHr1BftlZq.nONCzwSN.M7wIvI5VhKlMmdWCqzFghvEPSX729wC0OnXDqB6QA%3D%3D&state=e9d1b63ebaf1
please refer the below image -
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Any solution? How to fix it?
You have probably signed up, accidentally, for a trial of Professional Edition, which does not come with API access. To try out development, sign up for a Developer Edition at developer.salesforce.com, which does come with API access.
If the org you are using is your (paid) business org, you should still get a Developer Edition to practice in, and be aware of the limitations of development on Professional Edition.
I completed the basic setup for Google Analytics and inserted the tracking code into my webpage(s). I can log in to analytics.google.com and see historical data just fine.
I have an admin page on my website where I want to display Google Analytics information to several users automatically (no additional logon req'd) and read that this is possible using the Embed API with Server-side Authorization.
I followed the instructions and created a Service Account that shows up under Service account keys in my Google API Manager portal. I also successfully ran 'sudo pip install --upgrade google-api-python-client' on my Cloud9 IDE and pushed the change to my hosting provider, Firebase, i.e. 'firebase deploy'. Lastly, I located and pasted my Analytics View ID in to the code sample provided with the Demo/Setup. My page is served with <!DOCTYPE html> declared.
I can't get it to work. Browser console says:
Uncaught TypeError: window.google.load is not a function
I am thinking that I am not invoking the get_access_token() in that Python module. In other words, I am thinking that server-side scripting is not supported with Firebase hosting.
Anyone know if and how to get Google Analytics Embed API with Server Side Authorization running with Firebase hosting?
This is not exactly a direct answer to your question, but rather an alternative solution to this problem. At least I’m using approach.
You can use Google Design Studio to build and embed amazing analytics and BI dashboards anywhere you like (also on your Admin website). But even easier would be to use Google’s authentication (via gmail) to provide access to select dashboards directly, as Google’s authentication and authorisation is likely more secure that your website’s.
I have a golang program running on my local laptop. I had a previous Google Cloud account that I used to upload images to a bucket (using gcloud local context). It worked.
I created another company branded Google Cloud account and linked our company card to it.
Ever since then I get the error in the title.
I contacted support and got this:
Hi,
Unfortunately we are not able to identify any abuse related actions taken on your project. To resolve this issue, please reach out to the Google Cloud Platform community support.
Sincerely,
Google Cloud Platform/API Trust & Safety Team
Do you guys have any ideas? Any help would be much appreciated.
The problem turned out to be that the JWT json file being used by my project for authentication was out-of-date.
I had to re-download a new JWT json file from the cloud console and put it in the root of my project folder.
For my cordova application i am running a Azure .net backend.
To access it from the client i use the mobile service client plugin for cordova.
Now to my problem:
I want to allow a facebook login which is already supported by the mobile service client. Therefore i registered a FB-application as described in the azure tutorial
Everything works well when i access the published backend. However if i am running it locally, the facebook login fails without any helpful error message.
It must be a problem with the facebook app settings.
For the case where i am running on localhost, i created a second testapplication with the following settings:
For the valid oAuth redirect URIs i have tried different things.
Does anyone have an idea how i could solve this?fa
Is it possible to develop facebook using google app engine locally, without having to upload application every time I change it?
I assume you are getting API error 191 when you try to access the Facebook API from the dev appserver?
API Error Code: 191
API Error Description: The specified URL is not owned by the application
Error Message: redirect_uri is not owned by the application.
If you are developing on your localhost, you can set the 'Site Domain' field in your facebook app settings to (appname).appspot.com and then edit the HOSTS file on your system.
In my environment I just entered:
127.0.0.1 devlocal.(appname).appspot.com
As long as the browser's URL matches *.(appname).appspot.com, it will work.
You could set the Website field in your Facebook app settings to http://localhost:XXXX or http://127.0.0.1:XXXX for development and then change it over to the actual once ready for deployment. This worked well for me.
I ran into this issue a couple years ago and wrote a long article about how I solved it for my needs.
http://www.upwithabang.com/articles/GAE-facebook-win7.html
It covers the setting up of an Apache server on your laptop then telling Facebook and the GAE to behave as if it hosted on a production server. This solves the pain of constant uploads for testing every little change.
Hopefully this is helpful to someone, if not a little late.