Checked for apis in google for creating the site and secret keys which is required to form the recaptcha. Couldn't find one. Is there any way this can be done
i dont think its possible. the process to create new site and secret key is manual. i tried searching their api, but cant find anything which lets u automate or create site keys for any domain using api.
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I am attempting to setup a google recaptcha on my site and the plugin I am using is asking for the site key AND a secret key. No idea what a secret key is, I cannot find it in my settings anywhere in Google Cloud. Any help is greatly appreciated.
Try going to https://g.co/recaptcha/v3 and use that UI to set up your reCaptcha. With that process I was provided with two keys, a site key for the frontend and a secret key for the backend.
Google seems to have a couple of different ways to set up recaptcha and the documentation is out of sync with reality so there are many dead ends to get lost in. I spent a long time in the Google Cloud Platform and it was useless.
Even I faced the same confusion after trying to implement it by reading some online tutorials. The first confusion was why my Google Cloud console called it CAPTCHA "Enterprise". But I will leave that exploration to you, as it doesn't matter in our case.
But I was finally able to get it to work. I found the secret under,
Legacy reCAPTCHA secret key
It is now possible to find your secret key in the Google Cloud Console
If you go to the details page of your site key, the secret key will be available at the bottom.
The ReCAPTCHA Enterprise version does not use a secret key. You can still use recaptcha 3 or 2 and generate a api and secret key here:
https://www.google.com/recaptcha/admin/create
Enterprise ReCaptcha is a bit different than the standard one.
Login to Google cloud platform and select your project from the top menu.
Search for reCAPTCHA Enterprise in the search box.
On that screen you can definite Enterprise keys (public site key) and their settings (allowed domains, etc...)
In order to create a secret key, go to: APIs and services menu. Select 'Credentials' and define a new API key (secret key).
Hope that helps.
I've been trying to find a way to interact with Google's API (specifically, the Compute Engine API) without having the user authorise via a consent screen each time I need to reauthorise with Google.
The requests will be made when no user is present, so not having to authorise via a consent screen is an absolute must.
I'm using Go and the Go API Client Library.
Can anybody explain a method to achieve what I need to?
You should take a look at service accounts. They utilize the public/private key pair to authorize calls to Google API.
Google Developers has one very nice document explaining how service accounts work:
https://developers.google.com/accounts/docs/OAuth2ServiceAccount
Here's how generate a service account:
https://developers.google.com/console/help/new/#serviceaccounts
You will also find the code samples in the first doc, but unfortunately not in Go.
However, there are some comments that I found here:
https://code.google.com/p/google-api-go-client/wiki/GettingStarted
Hope it helps.
I have a google calendar that I have marked as shared. it stores all appointments for the day.
I have a webpage. from the webpage, the user enters a date and I use the google api (javascript) to pull back all info from my shared calendar for that date and present it to the user.
I also want the user to be able to make appointments during free times on any given day.
problem is, I must be signed in to my google account. if I am NOT signed in, I get a little popup asking for my userid/password.
how do I get rid of that? I had hoped that making the calendar shared and specifying the client ID and api key (assigned via Google's API Console) would have been enough.
I've run across this: http://cornempire.net/2012/01/08/part-2-oauth2-and-configuring-your-application-with-google/ which explains doing this via Oath and refresh tokens in PHP.
unfortunately, I'm doing this in javascript and MUST do it from the client side. is that possible?
I think you should look into using a service acccount for this.
http://code.google.com/p/google-api-php-client/wiki/OAuth2#Service_Accounts
By using a service account you wont have to worry about people loging in. They will have access to the calender for the service account.
Update: I have searched for examples of how to do this in Javascript and have been unable to find any. After considering this issue for a while now i have come to the conculsiton that even if you could use a service account via javascript for security reasons its probably not a good idea.
Unfortuantly this leaves me to beleave that the anwser to your question is No. You cant do this client sided. If you use normal OAuth2 its still going to prompt you for the autentication. You need to try and reconsider a server sidded option. PHP for example
I am developing an application with Google plus. Hence I need an API key. I have generated the key in API console. Now using that key I am going to access some data from Google+ using JavaScript in JSON. But in this method my API key will be publicly visible. Is it OK to share it?
Some information I got from here
https://developers.google.com/console/help/#UsingKeys
Having API Keys public for client-side applications can't be avoided. To make sure no other people can (ab)use your API Key you can limit your API Key in the API console, so that it can only be used from your own domain, by defining "allowed referers"
I am trying to use Google places api to search the location. But Unfortunately I am getting only 1 message in responce is REQUEST DENIED. I have created new API key, but the API ACCESS Menu shows some warning icons as shown in below image does it created any issues or any other issues belonging to API key ?
Please let me know how to overcome this issue.... thanks in advance!`
my request string is this
You should also never post your API Key on the Internet like in your request string above to prevent your key from being abused. Your API Key should be kept private like a password as any usage of your key will be logged against your account.
The request above works fine using my API Key, I would suggest generating another API Key on the API Access page of the APIs console. Also make sure that you have enabled the Places API under services, instructions are here.
The notification icons are there to notify you that you have not enabled billing on your account yet.
i have the same error. the error was resolved by append &sensor=false at the end of API
I've had this issue, turns out using the key for Android applications (the one used for the maps API) is wrong. I needed to create a key for browser applications. Once I used the browser key instead of the Android key everything worked fine.