linkedin

LinkedIn login has stopped working suddenly with error code error=access_denied , without any change in codebase or package. As per documentation error code access_denied , means user has has declined permission but it's happening even on giving permission and we request only the default information email id. The issue is that the user information returned is always null. Nuget package used is Owin.Security.Providers.LinkedIn : 2.22.0, we tried to update it but it did not fix the issue. For diagnosis we checked the linkedIn app setting it looks fine, also login works via javascript sdk for

I am trying to Authorize a LinkedIn app to post status from my Android App to linkedin. But nothing comesup in my webview when I click for authorisation. Here is my OwnAuthLinkPage.java: public class OwnOuthLinkPage extends Activity implements SoapClient { /** Called when the activity is first created. */ Button b; WebView wb; String ftoken,verifire,outh_token,verifire2,requesttokensecret,urlM,OuthT; CookieManager cookieManager ; public static SharedPreferences prefs; public static Editor e; private static final String API_KEY = "API_KEY_HERE"; //This is the private api key of our application

I have a LinkedIn app which can access the LinkedIn v2 API (tested with v2 endpoints), having the following privileges (scopes) according to the LinkedIn Developer Portal: r_ad_campaigns r_basicprofile rw_organization. The application is already enrolled in the Marketing Partner Program as far as my knowledge goes. Regarding the above, I would like to have two questions/requests in which I would like to ask for your help. I would like to modify the app permissions (scopes) to be the following: r_liteprofile r_emailaddress r_member_social w_member_social rw_organization_admin w_organization

I'm trying to share http://gbgtechweek.com/ on my LinkedIn profile. I have this meta tag: <meta property="og:image" content="http://gbgtechweek.com/img/gbgtechweek_img.png" /> However, LinkedIn chooses to show another image from the page ( http://gbgtechweek.com/img/goteborg00.jpg ) Is this because of the size, and how do I fix it? I tried to update by using "?!" in the end, so LinkedIn would re-fetch the Open Graph data, but didn't work. Any solutions? LinkedIn (shockingly and sadly!) only use official partners from http://embed.ly/providers for 'projects' on your profile. Open Graph only

I'm attempting to use LinkedIn's Membership Profile Plugin found here: http://developer.linkedin.com/plugins/member-profile-plugin-generator However, every time I paste the code generated into my HTML document, nothing seems so show up. Forgive my ignorance if I'm missing something, I'm fairly new to HTML and CSS. After doing some searching I've seen a lot of talk about their API. Do I need an API key to get this to work? Or am I just missing something in my code? Here is an example of the code I'm attempting to use: <script src="//platform.linkedin.com/in.js" type="text/javascript"></script>

I am using linkedin api for android linkedin-j-android.jar. Through this i can login to my account from my android app and client.getProfileForCurrentUser(); and client.updateCurrentStatus("Status updated from android app"); also works fine. The problem i am facing is that whenever i make a call to client.getConnectionsForCurrentUser(); or Connections connections = client.getConnectionsForCurrentUser(connectionFields); ,i get exception "Access to connections denied" . How to provide the permissions or is there any other way to solve it? i m stuck on here. help me to solve this problem Thanks

I am currently in the process of creating direct intents to a selection of popular platforms in an Android app to share some text. I am currently trying to get a direct intent working with LinkedIn. I have currently got a direct intent working for Twitter like so: shareIntent = new Intent(Intent.ACTION_SEND); shareIntent.setClassName("com.twitter.android", "com.twitter.android.PostActivity"); shareIntent.setType("text/*"); shareIntent.putExtra(android.content.Intent.EXTRA_TEXT, text); startActivityForResult(shareIntent, 9); What I need now is the same for LinkedIn. So far I know the base