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Right now, in gmail appscript we don't have any option to add a password type field. Gmail Card Service for add-on has a very good ability to show any thing in it. We can integrate with any app which has basic REST api. We need authentication for that which commonly need password type field. Any work around to show password type field? Sabbu As of now, there is no support for password field in Gmail add-on. But we can build a hack for it. I hope password is needed only in registration forms. So, we can build a registration form using HTML and that can be served through authorization action.

I want my website user should be login through fbconnect or gmail account. fbconnect is simple, but i am not able to do with gmail. Can anybody please let me know how to do that? To login with a google account you need to use openID Google Docs on their implementation: http://code.google.com/apis/accounts/docs/OpenID.html It could be easy to solve if you use library that implements open ID for you. Java Version http://code.google.com/p/openid4java/ .net Version http://code.google.com/p/dotnetopenid/ List of Libraries for various programming languages http://wiki.openid.net/Libraries Use the

In Google App Scripts to process a list of email messages in my inbox. From the messages I need to get the from and to addresses of each message. When I use the message.getFrom() method to get the from address it returns something like this: "FirstName LastName ". But, what I want is the plain email address: "email@domain.com" I can't find a method on the GmailApp object, or the Message object, that would return just this information. getFrom() returns a simple string, not an address object that can be dissected further. Am I missing something? getFrom() method should return the sender of the

I am trying to send a spoofed email using gmail. before people freak out, no I am not spamming anybody (if you have to know why, an explanation is below). Using this question and answer , I was able to send a test email to myself with a spoofed to address (it appeared as I wanted), however, regardless of what I enter in the MAIL FROM field or the From: field in the DATA , it always appears from the address I used to authenticate. My question is whether it's possible to spoof the from address as well. The goal would be for the from address to appear as something other than an email address.

I have the following code which is attempting to send an email in background. I have made use of a textview to see the exception. However, although nothing is being shown in the textview, I also cannot receive the mail. So I am not sure whether the mail has been delivered successfully or not. Can anyone give help to me? Based on the suggestions, I have modified my program as following: new Sender.java public class Sender extends Activity { Button Send; TextView text; @Override public void onCreate(Bundle savedInstanceState) { super.onCreate(savedInstanceState); setContentView(R.layout.activity

I've got my Rails (2.1) app setup to send email via Gmail, however whenever I send an email no matter what I set the from address to in my ActionMailer the emails always come as if sent from my Gmail email address. Is this a security restriction they've put in place at Gmail to stop spammers using their SMTP? Note: I've tried both of the following methods within my ActionMailer (just in case): @from = me@mydomain.com from 'me@mydomain.com' I believe it's just something Gmail does when mail is sent through its SMTP, as it was mentioned that they do this on a tutorial about using their SMTP to

I know this problem has been addressed a few times on here. I tried following the directions for setting proper headers, I still run into problems with my emails going into the spam filter in Gmail. If anyone can please take a look at what I've tried, I'd really appreciate it. The code below is without the headers added as explained here: http://www.velvetblues.com/web-development-blog/avoid-spam-filters-with-php-mail-emails/ Thanks in advance. define("WEBMASTER_EMAIL", 'myName@mydomain.com'); if($post) { $name = stripslashes($_POST['name']); $email = trim($_POST['email']); $subject = trim($