How can i get privilege access for uber-api to book rides and track rides as access is still in pending state on uber developer platform. without this booking are in processing state only.
Kindly help
There is an access request form under which you can request this ability for your app. Here are resources with more information: https://developer.uber.com/docs/rides/scopes
"Steps to Request Full Access
Sign In to the Developer Dashboard
Click the Authorization tab
Click Request Full Access next to the privileged scope
Provide as much information about your app as possible
Submit the request"
I believe in your case we followed up directly asking for more information before the access can be granted. Please follow up via that thread if you have more questions. Thanks.
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I don't know what's happening with Uber developers.
They have no contact email, no contact form
They removed the 'Request full access' button
They suggest to go to a Google Group with a broken link
Or send them a Tweet but never respond to it.
Their Developer Dashboard is full of typos and inexact informations.
Does anyone know how to contact them?
I have successfully created an app on their Developer Dashboard (https://developer.uber.com/), managed to get an Authorisation Code as well as an Access Token, but with limited scope, I am unable to perform any action.
How it that possible?
So, I've created a Webhook with Facebook for my Ads Leads. It is working - I'm receiving the Webhook with the RTUs.
The problem is when I call the api to retrieve the data associated with the form. I'm using the leadgen_id to call the api and I'm gettin:
Unsupported get request. Object with ID '' does not exist, cannot be loaded due to missing permissions, or does not support this operation. Please read the Graph API documentation at https://developers.facebook.com/docs/graph-api
The point is: when I test it here: https://developers.facebook.com/tools/lead-ads-testing the leadgen_id that is returned works with my API calls and I can access the form data that I need.
But when I try with the leadgen_id that I receive from users registering in my ads, it returns the error message.
Any idea of how I can solve this problem?
This sounds like missing 'scopes' on the access token you are using to make the Graph API call. Generally, for webhooks you need a few scopes, these are the ones I currently have on my webhook:
pages_manage_cta, pages_show_list, ads_management, leads_retrieval, pages_read_engagement, pages_manage_metadata, pages_read_user_content, pages_manage_ads, pages_manage_engagement, public_profile
You can use the Access Token Debugger tool to see the list of scopes on your access token (https://developers.facebook.com/tools/debug/accesstoken/)
Your Graph API access token might have expired. To setup a permanent access token follow the instructions on here: Long-lasting FB access-token for server to pull FB page info
I had this same problem. I was able to get this to work by giving my System User 'Manage Page' access and 'Leads Access' in Business Manager.
Add your System User to the Page with 'Manage Page' access.
Business Manager > Business Settings > Accounts > Pages, and select the Page you are working with from the list.
Click 'Add People,' select your System User, and toggle 'Manage Page' setting.
Add your System User to Leads Access.
Business Manager > Business Settings > Integrations > Leads Access, and select the Page you are working with from the list.
Click 'Add People, and select your System User.
We have a simple app that summarizes the total number of mentions your instagram account gets using the IG-User/tags endpoint on the graph api (https://developers.facebook.com/docs/instagram-api/reference/user/tags/)
The pre-requisite of the app is the user has their fb account linked to their IG - Business or IG - Creator account.
Unfortunately every time we've submitted it for review so far it has come back with the same comment from FB:
"Although we were able to login to your app using the Facebook Login authentication, we were unable to test the steps to connect an Instagram business account. As a result, you'll need to implement an integration flow for an end user to connect their Instagram business account(s)"
Now as I understand it there is no way I can get the user to link their IG account to FB or to a FB page using the API. The "link account" action is purely handled using the Instagram app. Or am I missing something here.
Well after 3 weeks of back and forth with multiple seemingly segmented facebook support teams I have been able to get this permission from them.
Turns out that there's an unexplained flow here:
This is verbatim from the information I received from their chat support (but is not found anywhere in the documentation)
"You have needed to provide Test Users on your App Dashboard, grant the test user the Instagram_manage_comments permission and then provide us with the login details. We would then link that to an internal Instagram Business Account."(sic)
The part where they link an internal business account to the test user happens on their end and outside the scope of the app. I confirmed this and even then I failed the review multiple times because apparently the steps to approve IG business permissions have not been standardized yet and sometimes the approver simply doesn't know what needs to be done. It's a strange state of affairs and the answer it seems is to just keep pushing.
I'm having the same problem and looking forward to see some comments to your post since the first day. But I started to think it will never come.
I believe they want a new user to start with minimum permissions (which is the email permission) and add other permission only as they are needed. This requires a mechanism in your app that guide a new user logged in with only email permission to give other permissions (e.g. taping a button that opens up user’s IG business account needs instagram_basic and manage_pages permissions. Or taping “post comment” button needs manage_comments permission.) So your app should open up a window that the user can give permissions when any of these events fires. (or when user decides to take permission(s) back)
This is what I understand from “steps to connect an Instagram business account”.
But I am not sure if my understanding is correct. I would definitely like to hear if you found any solutions.
I'm also having the same problem as you as I'm developing similar service to IGBlade (https://igblade.com) & Social Blade (https://socialblade.com).
I'm beginning the wonder if I should change my app review request so that I would inform Facebook that the permissions my app is requesting work serverside and therefore there's no need to implement an integration flow for an end user to connect their Instagram business account(s) to my app.
Any thoughts?
Here is what I have done to get the approval
Create a Facebook test user with correct permissions
Log in with this user
Create a Facebook Page
Edit settings on Facebook Page and add Instagram Business account (personal one)
Submit Facebook review with both credentials (Facebook test user + personal Instagram user).
Wait for review and do not forget to change your personal Instagram user password after the review.
I'm building an application that needs to read Facebook ads information and I'm running into an issue, which to me seems strange.
When I access the campaigns for my adaccounts using https://graph.facebook.com/v2.10/me?fields=adaccounts{campaigns} it works and I can see the campaigns and their properties.
When I change the request to access the campaign to https://graph.facebook.com/v2.10/[campaign_id] it results in an error which says:
(#272) This Ads API call requires the user to be admin of the application. User is not admin or developer of this application.
I can see the properties of the campaigns using "me" as the first Node in the request.
Any idea why can't I access the campaign using a request where the campaign is the first Node? What could be the reason behind this problem?
I've read many posts on this and I found that this is most likely a permissions issue or token issue.
First of all, could you please try to login as the user, and then go to Facebook Ads Manager or Power Editor to check if the user still has permissions on the account?
If you can still see and edit the ad account, then you would need to report this issue at https://developers.facebook.com/bugs/ instead.
This could also be one of the explanation.
This may be due to your ad account is inactive or in a bad standing. Additionally if your access level of your ad account is in development level these types of errors may occur. please go through what's mentioned on the doc here If you upgrade your account to basic or standard access levels this will be solved.
On development access level only end to end workflows are suggested. The following text is extracted from facebook documentation.
The development access level is designed for development purposes and
is ideal for people who are just starting to build out their tool. In
this level, you would not yet have customers using your tool. This
level is open to all developers, and is intended to build out
end-to-end workflows on the API before you get full permissions.
My app is ready for Live environment, when i try to login on uber account with user that is not added under developers section in Uber API after login user get invalid_scope error.
I am using live URL for login
When you're ready to open up your app to a larger audience and go into production, please submit a request for Full Access and provide adequate material showing the Uber API integration. Steps to Request Full Access
1) Sign In to the Developer Dashboard using an Uber account.
2) Click the Authorization tab
3) Click Request Full Access next to the privileged scope
4) Provide as much information about your app as possible
5) Submit the request
Find out more in the scopes docs: https://developer.uber.com/docs/rides/scopes