I submitted the consent screen with some Sensitive scopes (classroom.courses etc) around more than 1 month back and after 1 day i get the message from google that i have to verified the domains so i complete the verification process of domain and submit it again after 2 days. Till now my consent screen is not verified. In OAuth consent screen verification page it shows just this text 'Your consent screen is being verified. This may take up to several days. Your last approved consent screen is still in use' but didnt mention any time frame.
Anyone know from where i get the status of this verification process. It is mentioned that it will takes some weeks if the apps uses some sensitive scopes but still after 5 to 6 weeks i didn't get any notification from google.
You should receive an email from Google with the subject "OAuth Verification Request" stating that your project has been successfully verified. However, in all my cases for Android/iOS projects I first received an email asking me to create a video on YouTube demonstrating the use of the sensitive scopes in the app. After I created that, approval arrived in a few days.
For one of my projects, I never received any email update so I just made some small change to Oauth screen and resubmitted. I then heard back in a few days, so I think for some reason the one verification request got lost.
You can also try respond to the first email you received from google regarding the verification of the domain.
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I first tried to create a new google play console account. At that time, I didn't have enough balance on my card and payment was unsuccessful. However, Google sent me an email to retry making the payment immediately but I didn't try that again since I didn't have sufficient balance on my card.
A few days later, I got some balance on my card and I made the payment via the link that Google sent to me after the unsuccessful payment. Then, payment was successful. The issue is that I could not get access to the Google Play Console after this. When I visited the website, it asks me to register a new account.
I tried to contact Google Support but didn't find a way to do it. I waited 4 days til now despite not receiving any updates from them.
Could you guys please let me know what the process is and how long it usually takes? Or do I have to create a new account and lose the money I paid for the previous one?
Using the following endpoint returns all mail (both sent and received) for a work account:
GET /me/messages
However it doesn't return all received mail for personal/family accounts. Both the v1.0 and beta versions display this behaviour.
Is there a way of retrieving all received mail for personal/family accounts?
returns some or returns error? did you give the api access permissions to those accounts?
make sure to check this official document.
The documentation says you can get up to only 1000 emails at once. And from permissions section, it seems only possible to get all emails from within an application given the permission Mail.ReadBasic.All even for work account.
I don't have a work account thus I tested sending an email to myself on my personal account and tested the query on graph-explorer test page here. The first 2 results are those freshly received and freshly sent ones. with this I will say a work and personal/family accounts are no different on getting emails since you said you can get both received and sent mails from a work account.
so in short, you can get up to 1000 emails unless you use an application with permission to read all but with limited properties because Mail.ReadBasic
allows the app to read email in the signed-in user's mailbox except body, previewBody, attachments and any extended properties, and hence I deduce Mail.ReadBasic.All does the same
We have a live application that gives the "The API developer key is invalid" intermittently.
The normal flow:
User clicks "Import from Google Drive"
Gets an OAuth screen
Selects a user (if there are more than one)
Gets prompted with the Google Picker
Picks a file
File gets imported
But for some users, after selecting a user in point 3 (or automatically if there is only one user) the Picker dialog doesn't open, but gets prompted with an "In order to select an item from your online storage, please sign in" message on black background with red Sign in button on it. (see screenshot)
Sign in screen
Then after clicking "Sign in", the user receives the "The API developer key is invalid" error message, and the flow stops. (see screenshot again)
API key error screen
For the majority of the users everything works fine. Seems to be a per user issue, because we have an affected user that has multiple gmail addresses signed in into Chrome, and this issue happens with one email address, but doesn't happen with the other.
Any ideas?
After a long search, I found a workaround. I had to replace the gapi.auth2.init and gapi.auth2. signIn calls with gapi.auth2.authorize and it started to work for those affected users too. Submitted a report to Google about it, but at the time of writing, there was not much reply: https://github.com/google/google-api-javascript-client/issues/613
I am new with the "outlook" api. i want to get all calender event,contact and mail from "outlook account".
but i does not get appropriate result with "outlook" account its working fine with "office365" account
i follow this documentation for get all required data
and i create application for getting data from here
but every time when i login with my outlook account it's give me an error like this.
Please help me out.
Thanks in advance...
Just ran into the same problem and found an explanation here. It appears we're going to have to wait for the accounts to be enabled unless you request a testing account as described in the link. Confirmed the same results when using the non-enabled account in the Outlook Oauth Sandbox.
From the first link
Because enabling mailboxes on Outlook.com for the Outlook REST API happens over a period of time, your existing Outlook.com account may take a while to get enabled. To test your app accessing data on Outlook.com mailboxes that have already been enabled, you can request a new, enabled Outlook.com developer preview account by emailing outlookdev#microsoft.com.
If your app accesses Outlook.com mailbox data, it should handle scenarios where the user's mailbox has not yet been enabled for the Outlook REST API. In such situations, when you make a REST request, you would get an error like the following:
HTTP error: 404
Error code: MailboxNotEnabledForRESTAPI or MailboxNotSupportedForRESTAPI
Error message: “REST API is not yet supported for this mailbox.
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Click the Below Link :
https://oauthplay.azurewebsites.net/?code=M657b8bab-e543-f849-134c-0a2f85179a67&state=17661047-2a14-4c90-9edd-0119f841b559
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Compared to using CAPTCHA, would using a phone number to prevent spam/bots improve the user experience.
I'm building an ecommerce app that does not require a user to create an account, when a user writes a product review they enter there phone number and a verification code is sent which the user sends back so that the review is successful.
It is not typical to use CAPTCHA for a app login. The better UX for app users is to get the phone number and send a verification code to authenticate if the request is coming from a real user. When an SMS arrives it normally shows up at the top (on notification window) which shows the verification code at the top. So the user doesn't even have to switch the app to read the verification code in SMS. All he has to do is wait until the SMS arrives and key in the code in your app.
There are several SMS verification API providers available to make it easy for sending out verification code.
I have used Nexmo Verify API before which makes it easy to generate the code and completes the verification.