google-apps

We're implementing two-factor authentication for all of our Google Apps users. I've written a script to list the users in a Google Apps domain based on the sample that Google provides ( https://developers.google.com/apps-script/advanced/admin-sdk-directory#list_all_users ) I'd like to filter that list by users who are or aren't using two-factor authentication but I cannot find anywhere in the User API that allows me to do this. Does anyone know who I can find out if a user is using two-factor authentication or not? I found this info in the Reporting API (of the Admin SDK). Here's a snippet I

I'm really struggling with trying to use Service Account authentication to use the Google Directory API (Admin SDK). Using client based three legged OAuth this works (tested here - https://developers.google.com/admin-sdk/directory/v1/reference/members/insert ) but there's a problem with the permission delegation to the service account I am using. Under the Google Apps administration, I enabled using APIs and added the service account to the list of allowed OAuth clients as instructed. Here is the code: import httplib2 import sys from apiclient.discovery import build from oauth2client.client

I'm new to scripting. I have copied the code from here Upload image to Google Spreadsheet The original script allowed a user to upload 1 image via the web app form and then the image would append to a row in a Google spreadsheet and into a Google Doc. I have been able to modify the web app form to allow a user to upload 2 images, but I can't figure out how to get the second image into the spreadsheet and doc. var submissionSSKey = 'Google Spreadsheet key'; var docurl = 'Google document URL' var listitems = ['Select a category','Portrait','Landscape','Other','Night shots','Nature','Various']

The new Drive SDK is very good for the authenticated user. Is it possible use Drive SDK using Google Apps administrative access to impersonate other domain users? The doclist API can do it but it's not possible manage and copy files (pdf, jpg) with this tool. I'm using Java with this code: credential_origine = new GoogleCredential.Builder().setTransport(HTTP_TRANSPORT) .setJsonFactory(JSON_FACTORY) .setServiceAccountId("[email from console api]") .setServiceAccountScopes(DriveScopes.DRIVE) .setServiceAccountUser("user@domain.com") .setServiceAccountPrivateKeyFromP12File(new File("key.p12"))

I have a situation where a script is taking input data and sending it to a spreadsheet. After a while, this spreadsheet becomes too big. Right now we have to manually move the items from the the primary spreadsheet to a new one. The reason is that not everyone is familiar with the code and are willing to change the ID in the code. I would like to know if there is a way to open the spreadsheet by name. If not, is there a better way of achieving what we need (described above) The DocsList service used in one of the answers no longer functions as it has been depreciated. I updated my scripts to

I have a Google Spreadsheet with many hidden rows in it, and I want to skip them when iterating through a list of rows in the spreadsheet. It's mainly an efficiency issue, as I'm dealing with over half of my rows being hidden and in no need of being checked. Any help would be appreciated. There's no direct way of doing this in Apps Script, but there is a feature request open to provide a way get the show/hide status of a row, if you want to star it. The issue tracker holds that request since Aug 3, 2010 with a Medium priority and just a "Triaged" status. More than 3 years and no signs of

I'm embedded Google form in email by Google apps script but the form doesn't submit correctly from Outlook and from iPhone. It works from Google Mail client only? Is there's away to solve this problem of submission from iphone or outlook? Thanks Amany Mogsdad To use forms embedded in emails, the email client needs to support html forms. Outlook has its own forms, but does not support the html form element ( reference ). I haven't found a reference for iPhone, but it's likely that it also limits the html support. (I use the gmail client on my phone... it supports forms.) If you're using the