I'm trying to request access to this API by following their instructions:
https://developers.pinterest.com/blog/2022/04/12/introducing-pinterest-api-v5/
Note, that the location in the help does not exist. I went for "Pinterest API and Developer Tools > API Access".
However, the response from filling in the form was:
Hello there, we could not complete your request because '' appears to be an invalid
advertiser ID. Please enter the correct ID in the Advertiser ID field in the left-hand pane on this page and then
change this ticket back to OPEN.
The form I filled in did not ask for an "advertiser ID" and it is not relevant. There was no link for "this page", and there seems to be no way to find the "ticket".
Has anyone managed to make a request for access? If so, how?
Or does anyone know how to find their tickets?
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I am new to Slack's API, so bear with me. I have a slack button that contains a simple webhook link which, when clicked, updates a record somewhere on my site. However, I need to determine which user clicked the button and send this info back to my site in order to fill out an updated_by field with the user's name. The only way I see to do this is to somehow update the post request body with a variable containing the user's name?
You need to handle interaction with the buttton.
https://api.slack.com/reference/interaction-payloads/block-actions
The payload received contains the SlackId of the user who clicked the button.
I'm trying to get an Android Wear watchface set up that gets the number of steps the user has taken. To do that, apparently I have to get the data from Google Fit. Step 3 of that process is getting an OAuth 2.0 client id. I'm following the steps in the link below.
Request an OAuth 2.0 client ID in the Google API Console
The first step is clicking the blue GET A CLIENT ID button. In there I select my project and click Continue. That enables the Fitness API. Then I click on the blue Go to credentials button. There I choose Android for where I'm calling the API from and User data for the type of data that I will be requesting. Then I click the blue What credentials do I need? button.
This page is where the problem lies. I am supposed to enter a name, SHA-1 fingerprint and package name. However, all three fields are disabled so I can't type in them. If I go ahead and click on the blue Create OAuth client ID button, it marks those three fields in red with some verbiage about being required. I still cannot type in the fields.
How is this supposed to work?
I was facing the same issue today. In case you haven't found a solution to your problem, you can try creating a project with a different Google account. I think it happens because of the conflict with your previous projects.
Good morning
I'm quite new to MS Flow and I came across an issue that I just can't find a solution for. I created a flow for an approval App in PowerApps and added a Link to the item on the email that is received by the person that needs to approve it. The problem is that the link to the item is not clickable in the Outlook 2016 client. It is in the OWA though, so there must be a setting to fix this (I hope).
Can someone please tell me what I'm doing wrong?
MS Flow Workflow
Outlook Client
If you meant by how to create a link with an href the add the below code in body of your email.
Click Here for details
Click the adavanced options from Send email flow and set 'Is HTML' property value to true.
For more information, please refer to these links:
How to insert a "Clck Here" in an email?
How do I get flow to stop encoding the ampersand in the href in my anchor tag?
I am using the Yammer share button (not the api).
I noticed all it does is open a new popup with the url structure as:
https://www.yammer.com/messages/new with these parameters:
login: Whether to log the user in or not
status: Message to include in the post
trk_event: yammer_share (some tracking event)
However this always defaults to post to "All Company" group, is there a way to post to a specified group?
Maybe pass in the Group Id as a parameter or some other identifier like name?
Thanks,
Greg
I was wondering how the new google reCAPTCHA could verify the user is not a bot, just by clicking a button?!
See link here:https://developers.google.com/recaptcha/intro
I explain little on the new google behaviour captcha, but you might find the richer explanation in here.
The supplied JavaScript captcha api code accumulates the cues of human activities (or its absence) on a web page even before a user (client) approaches the reCaptcha itself.
When a user moves to and ticks the “I’m not a robot” checkbox, that behaviour drives even more browser events. These are caught by the same script and a request with encoded payload is sent to the Google server, the user’s fingerprints are recorded and his cookies stored.
The behaviour analysis system on the Google server analyses the data provided and returns an encoded value to the client page. This value is user and time dependent.
In case of confusion (or bot-like behavior) Google’s server will ask the client to complete an additional image-check CAPTCHA (see picture below) to further verify if the user is a bot or not.
The encoded value bears the hidden info if user is verified or not. But then you need to know whether Google has verified that user or not on that page. To check it, you send a POST (ajax) request with the following parameters: the returned encoded value, the secret key and end user ip (the last one is optional). Read the details on how to fetch and verify the user’s response.