I'm unable to get the previous page token from blogger api v3 unlike v2. After thorough search i discovered that the prevPageToken is not included at all in returned json data. All i need is a guideline to implement a working pagination with the api.
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I am having trouble identifying the documentation for authenticating the Google Drive API. I have the Client ID and Client Secret already, but don't know the current Curl format for getting the Code and Access Token. Anyone have a documentation link for where to get Google API Authentication URLs?
I'm trying to convert a v2 recaptcha flow to use the enterprise version. What is the equivalent to the server side call to https://www.google.com/recaptcha/api/siteverify?
If I try to send the same or similar POST request to https://recaptchaenterprise.googleapis.com or https://recaptchaenterprise.googleapis.com/<project path>, I get a 404 back.
There does not appear to be a matching v1 or v1beta1 endpoint for siteverify -- at least not that I've found in any of the docs or in the official recaptcha node.js library. What am I missing here?
There is no direct equivalent to the previously recommended verification call in the enterprise version (the call to https://www.google.com/recaptcha/api/siteverify).
If you want to mimic this server side verification flow, you must create a new assessment for the checkbox token and make a judgement based on that score yourself.
Probably you have found a solution by now. But for those still looking
if you configure your request like this you'll get what you want:
https://www.google.com/recaptcha/api/siteverify?secret=${recaptchaSecretKey}&response=${recaptchaToken};
where secret is 'The shared key between your site and reCAPTCHA.'
And response is 'The user response token provided by the reCAPTCHA client-side integration on your site.'.
We are trying to access the SharePoint url of the attachments shared in the teams/channel chat and for the teams meeting recording.
We have used Oauth2 to retrieve the auth token and using Microsoft graph api to get the downloadable/public url for the same
making a GET request with token in the request header still returns 401 Unauthorised error
Although we are able to get the downloadable url if we use site-id , list-id and item-id in the GET request https://graph.microsoft.com/v1.0/sites/{site-id}/lists/{list-id}/items/{item}/driveitem
But these are not available when our message extension app is invoked from a message
Posting the Answer for better knowledge
Copying from #Saonti comments
Using Graph API explorer are you able to get the drive item with this API graph.microsoft.com/v1.0/sites/%7Bsite-id%7D/lists/… ? Or you are getting error?
I am trying to get the Video fields, but API is not returning the columns even API requesting in fields.
Fields I'm trying to get are: video_p25_watched_actions,video_p50_watched_actions,video_p75_watched_actions,video_p100_watched_actions.
My API request parameters as below:
request.AddParameter("export_columns", "['actions:video_view','actions:video_view:video_p25_watched_actions','adgroup_name','date_start','date_stop','campaign_group_name','campaign_name','adgroup_id','impressions','clicks','spend','actions:like','actions:offsite_conversion','actions:receive_offer','actions:rsvp','actions:leadgen.other','actions:link_click','actions:comment','actions:post','actions:post_engagement','social_impressions']");
request.AddParameter("fields", "['ad_name','campaign_name','adset_name','ad_id','impressions','clicks','spend','actions','social_impressions','video_p25_watched_actions','video_p50_watched_actions','video_p75_watched_actions','video_p100_watched_actions']");
request.AddParameter("filtering", "[{ 'field':'ad.impressions','operator':'GREATER_THAN','value':0}]");
Please help me if I am missing anything.
I am trying to write code to get all user accounts in our Google Apps domain using Google Admin Directory API with 2 Legged OAuth. Unfortunately, I can hardly find any documents or sample code for directory API. I tried the code below:
AdminService adminService = new AdminService();
Google.Apis.Authentication.OAuth2LeggedAuthenticator authenticator= new Google.Apis.Authentication.OAuth2LeggedAuthenticator(mydomainName, domainConsumerSecret, adminId, mydomainName);
UsersResource usrRes = new UsersResource(adminService, authenticator);
UsersResource.ListRequest listReq = usrRes.List();
Google.Apis.Admin.directory_v1.Data.Users allUsers = listReq .Fetch();
foreach (Google.Apis.Admin.directory_v1.Data.User usr in allUsers.UsersValue)
{ ... }
But I got the 401 unauthorized error.
Then I tried the low level way using the old GData Lib.
Google.GData.Client.OAuth2LeggedAuthenticator authenticator = new OAuth2LeggedAuthenticator("MyAPP", mydomainName, domainConsumerSecret,adminId, mydomainName, "HMAC-SHA1");
HttpWebRequest request = authenticator.CreateHttpWebRequest("GET", new Uri("https://www.googleapis.com/admin/directory/v1/users?domain=mydomain.com"));
HttpWebResponse response = request.GetResponse() as HttpWebResponse;
the above code got the same 401 error.
Based on the source code of Directory API, I think 2LO is supported. However, I just cannot make it work. Anyone can help to point out my problem? Thanks.
Another question: Is the userid (xoauth_requestor_id parameter) necessary for 2LO directory API request? I know this parameter is required for other APIs when using 2LO, but not clear if it is required for the Directory and Provisioning API.
BTW: I would like to construct the 2LO HTTP requests from scratch without using any lib, but I haven't started this yet. I need to make sure that 2LO works on the Directory API requests.
If anyone else stumbles across this, Google deprecated the Provisioning API about a month before the original post. I recently had the same problem when trying to authorize API access to my Google Apps domain using the Admin Directory API. After finally figuring it out, I decided to document it, and I'm actually in the midst of putting together a series on how to make some sense out of Google Apps Directory API and OAuth 2.0... Keep in mind that Google now strongly encourages the use of OAuth 2.0, so 2LO is a thing of the past, and the above "fix" may no longer be relevant.
In case folks don't want to click the link, I would recommend using Google's API Explorer to find out how a successful POST/GET request is formulated using specific APIs. This saved me heaps of time. Also, be forewarned, if you're trying to use the directory.users.list API and have thousands of accounts in the domain, it will take a very long time to retrieve the users. I would suggest starting with the directory.users.get API to retrieve a specific user and check out what a successful API request/response looks like.