Is there a way to change the store name of a merchant center id via the php Google shopping api?
In the doc, I can't find any obvious way to do that. What keyword do I have to search for?
Sorry but that facility is not avalible within the API maily for security reasons as would require revalidation of the store
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I try to implement the microsoft auth into my application using Laravel Socialite, but since I'm working in a multi-tenant environment, I need to assign a user to a organisation. Is there anything such a microsoft organisation id or a domain name I can access in the docs? I'm unable to find it in the docs.
Also I try to get the street, postal and city and wasn't able to access that as well, but this is not as critical as the company identifier.
I found this thread, but it handles over Google, so maybe the approach might be similar:
How do I get a user's organization id when they login with Google oauth?
As I searched, I also found this docs, which seems to list all available fields of oauth: https://learn.microsoft.com/de-de/azure/active-directory/develop/id-tokens
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/graph/auth-v2-user#4-use-the-access-token-to-call-microsoft-graph
According to this docs: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-gb/previous-versions/azure/ad/graph/howto/azure-ad-graph-api-permission-scopes you can add tenant details to the request including the id, display name and verified domains.
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.
IN SHORT: NO
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'm trying to move my web application to the Google Chrome store, and I want to charge for premium features. The problem is, to use the Chrome Web Store License API I need their Google OpenID identifier. I've read other similar questions, but none with code examples.
I found this example, but it seems to be for a different purpose.
So my question is, how do I use the Federated Login in a Sinatra / Rack environment to get that one parameter?
Thank you.
You need to authenticate users with OpenID. The link has an example that shows how to use Rack::OpenID.
With Google, instead of requesting the openid_identifier from the user you would need to hardcode https://www.google.com/accounts/o8/id as identifier (instead of params["opened_identifier"]) then run normal OpenID.
I'm trying to get a user's facebook profile picture based on their email address. Effectively, I want to offer my users the option between using Gravatar for their image, or Facebook. However, the only way I know of to get a user's facebook image is via:
http://graph.facebook.com/[FBOOK USERNAME]/picture?type=large
Since the usernames may vary between facebook and my site, I would like to do this via email address rather than username. How do I query for someone's facebook profile picture via email address?
I see this question has a couple of years already but the same search approach can be taken using the Graph API:
GET https://graph.facebook.com/search?q={EMAIL}&type=user
You can try this on the Graph API Explorer. You don't get the profile picture directly but you get the user id which you can easily use to get the public profile picture.
https://graph.facebook.com/{UID}/picture
There doesn't seem to be an official way to do what you are asking. It seems like facebook has made this closed on purpose, probably something to do with privacy. Its actually really easy to do this in a few screen-scraping steps though:
Visit http://www.facebook.com/#!/search.php?q=#{USERS_EMAIL_ADDRESS}&type=all&init=srp
If page returns "No results found for your query.", then they don't have a profile.
Otherwise, the page will contain a thumbnail of the user for that email address. (something like http://profile.ak.fbcdn.net/hprofile-ak-snc4/hs227.ash2/48219_72120057_3223_q.jpg)
I could write a sinatra app to do this in about 5 minutes, if anyone would like me to.
But I think gravatar and facebook should just be friends.
What you're asking to do is part of why Facebook Connect exists.
Using their not-too-cleverly-named XFBML you can request the image directly:
<fb:profile-pic uid="1256100362" facebook-logo="true" size="thumb"> </fb:profile-pic>
But you have to implement logins with FB Connect first...