Is any way to get an email address for users who left a comments to a certain app at Google Play store ?
Or may be there is some way to get a user email address by Google Plus user id ?
not possible and its on purpose to prevent spam email harvests.
You would need to add them on google+ to your circles. then you can send hangouts and even email them by typing their google+ name in web gmail.
see https://support.google.com/mail/answer/3294854
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I have a use case where I need to read emails sent to a Google group.
Is this possible via the Gmail API?
I have created a google dev account and attempted this with no luck.
i have a problem how to get label email (promotions, updates, forums etc) with Gmail API with low cost computational.
my app used IMAP-idle for getting a new email.
a was search and get that IMAP not support label (promotions, update etc)
the other way is using Gmail API
i know i can get a list of email id by label
but that too much computational
'new id from IMAP -> search that id in every list of label (4 label)->get the label'
it's that possible to get the label of the message with one call?
thanks
In the gmail web app you can search for lables label:friends in the Gmail api you can also search for messages
GET https://www.googleapis.com/gmail/v1/users/me/messages?q="label:friends"
the message.list method will then return all the messages within that label. If you have the message id which i am not sure is the same from imap to the gmail api you then you can do a message.get which will return the label as well
I am working on xmpp client for google chat. I need the Google Talk ID which looks something like "xxxxx#public.talk.google.com" of a user. Using oauth2, I am able to get the email id(gmail) and other profile information but I can't figure out how to get the Google Chat ID.
I know that I can use the email id in place of the Google Chat ID for all purposes. I need the Google Chat ID because I am using email ID as an identifier in my user table. Whenever a user receives a message in Google Chat (Hangouts), I am getting the from id as "xxxxx#public.talk.google.com" . There's no way for me to check if I have a record of the sender in my user table. If I can retrieve the Google Chat ID when people authenticate with my client, I can store it in the user table and use it to match when a user receives messages.
Sending messages works fine because I have the email id of the target user and I can use that to send message.
Please suggest if it's possible to get the Google Chat ID
There is even other problem: you can send or receive messages from users you don't even know the email ID. Maybe rely on using Google Talk ID always instead of email ID for your user table can be a better option.
BTW I heard something about that Google is discontinuing Google Chat...
My app uses a parse.com backend. I'm having problems changing the confirmation sent from parse when users sign up. they get an email that asks them to confirm their email address but instead of it being from parse I want to change it to an email that has my own branding on it. Any thoughts?
I'm pretty sure you can do it on the dashboard. Go to parse.com, select your app, then settings, then email. There you'll find the templates.
On the Mac, when using integration with Facebook, Contacts (Address Book) shows Facebook contacts as well as local/iCloud contacts. In the Groups view (Cmd-1) it is possible to view All Contacts, or only iCloud, or only Facebook contacts.
I have created an Applescript script that processes addressed, but it should only process the non-Facebook addresses/contact.
How can I determine that a address/contact is a regular address/contact, not a Facebook address/contact?
I checked all the groups, it does not show group names like "iCloud" or "Facebook", so I can not filter on that.
E.g. I could have "John Doe" stored locally with his work address, and in Contacts it is combined with the Facebook details, so also his home address is shown. When editing I see the Facebook "F" next to his home address. In my script I only want to process (for John) his work address.
Suggestions?
This is not very satisfactory, but it seems to work: Facebook entries appear to only ever be members of a single group, with name "addressbook".