When instructing a domain admin to install an app from the legacy marketplace, we could just give them a direct link from which they could click an install/add button. Is there an equivalent direct link for apps in the new marketplace?
Clicking on the name of the app in the Chrome Webstore Developer Dashboard will take you to a standalone page for your app that you can share with others.
See this - https://developers.google.com/apps-marketplace/button
It's not a direct link unfortunately but serves a similar purpose.
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We have successfully published our app on Google App Marketplace and it can be found when navigating from Google Mail interface, but when I search the Google Marketplace
https://www.google.com/enterprise/marketplace/search?query=upsafe
for our app I don't find anything
Has anyone else come across such issue?
Many thanks
Andrew
That's because that is the old Marketplace. New applications are listed only in the new Marketplace, the one you can access from the Admin Console.
There I was able to find your application easily.
If you need to have a URL redirecting to your app, in the new Marketplace, search for you app and then click on it. You will see the "Install app" button and at the right you will see a button to share it.
Click on it and you can share it with Google+ and with Gmail or Get the Link.
Another way to get the URL is in the Chrome dashboard. There click on edit of your application and at the bottom there is a button that says "Preview Changes", click it and it will take you to the same link.
I hope this helps.
I would like to make a google chrome extension available through the Google Apps Marketplace. As far as I can tell, the extension complies with all the rules, uses oauth correctly and so on. But even though after an administrator enables our app we will have access to all the users in the account's oauth credentials and the individual users will see the app in the universal navigation menu, they won't have the extension installed for their browser. Is the usual way to deal with this issue to use the link in the universal navigation menu to direct users without the extension to a page where they are directed to install the extension?
Unfortunately the Google Apps Marketplace doesn't currently support the automatic installation of Chrome Extensions. Administrators can pre-install Chrome Extensions for their entire domain, but through a different process:
https://support.google.com/chrome/a/answer/1375694?hl=en
We're trying to set up a new marketplace app. As suggested by the Google Apps setup UI, we have provided a Setup URL for setting up an account with the service.
However, if I click on the Test Install Flow button, it redirects to the Universal Navigation link instead of the dedicated application Setup url.
What's going on?
The setup URL is never invoked by Google. I don't know why, and I don't know why they provide a field for it.
An answer I got from a Google guy is that if you need an interactive setup you should just implement it in your Universal Navigation link (on the first time the admin opens it or something). The full answer is here: Google Apps Marketplace app installation callback
The setting "Enable Individual Install" has recently been added in a Google Apps Markeptplace configuration, but I was not able to find its meaning. Does anyone has an idea ?
Thanks
I got an email from a google representative today with the following:
We’re excited to let you know that you will soon be able to enable anyone within an organization to install your app directly from the Google Apps Marketplace. To prepare for this new feature, you should choose whether to enable or disable individual user installs for your app.
Please follow these instructions to enable individual user installs:
Navigate to your Google Developer Console.
Select your Google Apps Marketplace project.
Click APIs under the APIs & auth section.
Click the gear icon next to Google Apps Marketplace SDK.
Check Enable Individual Install
Click Save changes.
This feature is only available for apps in Google Apps Marketplace that use OAuth 2.0. To learn how to upgrade your OAuth 1.0 app to OAuth 2.0, please see these upgrade instructions. Please also note, only individual users of Google Apps for Business, Google Apps for Education, and Google Apps for Government will be able to install your app.
This feature was announced today in a blog post. To quote:
Now, any Google Apps user can install these applications by logging into Google Apps, clicking the app launcher icon , clicking More, and then clicking More from Apps Marketplace.
Recently I am doing my own platform based on mozilla's Gecko, So I need to run some popular Web Apps on it for testing. In order to adapt to my platform, I must do some changes on these Web App codes. So, Anybody knows How can I get complete source code of these WebApps ?
Note: Usually I download these web apps from firefox marketplace and install on my smartphone based on mozilla's firefox OS. Can I find Web App's source files from my phone ?
Go to the page of the app on the Marketplace (e.g., https://marketplace.firefox.com/app/loqui)
Click on [Homepage] (or [Support Site]), if there is one
Search there (in our case, the homepage is https://loqui.im/ which has a link to https://github.com/loqui/im under "Develop" tab).