google-oauth

问题 I am deploying google oauth app in heroku. For that i have to verify app domain to google master but herkou app url is different and google webmaster is not accepting. Any way to verify heroku url. https://stormy-sea-79521.herokuapp.com/ 回答1: Definitely! There are a few options to verify ownership of your domain. The recommended method is to add an html verification file to your app at https://stormy-sea-79521.herokuapp.com/. You should be able to add download the file from Google Search

问题 For one of the application created using Google Apps Script, some scopes are automatically added as follows in my app: https://www.googleapis.com/auth/drive https://www.googleapis.com/auth/script.external_request https://www.googleapis.com/auth/script.send_mail https://www.googleapis.com/auth/spreadsheets I've followed all the steps for OAuth Client Verification according to this documentation. But still, my verification process is pending and support team said that I need to add https://www

问题 For one of the application created using Google Apps Script, some scopes are automatically added as follows in my app: https://www.googleapis.com/auth/drive https://www.googleapis.com/auth/script.external_request https://www.googleapis.com/auth/script.send_mail https://www.googleapis.com/auth/spreadsheets I've followed all the steps for OAuth Client Verification according to this documentation. But still, my verification process is pending and support team said that I need to add https://www

问题 I created an Android app that uses AppAuth to authenticate with Google OAuth. In the Google Cloud Platform Console, I created an Android OAuth 2.0 client ID for my app and provided the app package name and signing-certificate fingerprint. Everything is working fine. I wanted to verify that only my app can use that client ID. So I created a second app with a different package name and signed it with a different signing certificate. Using that same client ID, I'm still able to authenticate with

问题 I am working on Google OAuth 2.0 , to get information about the users logged in through Google OAuth 2.0 . There is a variety of scopes available like For getting the user basic profile there is OAuth scope available called profile which is internally converts to a URL https://www.googleapis.com/auth/plus.profile and for knowing the logged in user's email id there is a Oauth scope called email which results in URL https://www.googleapis.com/auth/userinfo.email . Now my question is: How to get

问题 I am working on Google OAuth 2.0 , to get information about the users logged in through Google OAuth 2.0 . There is a variety of scopes available like For getting the user basic profile there is OAuth scope available called profile which is internally converts to a URL https://www.googleapis.com/auth/plus.profile and for knowing the logged in user's email id there is a Oauth scope called email which results in URL https://www.googleapis.com/auth/userinfo.email . Now my question is: How to get

问题 To my knowledge, in Google's authentication code flow it is required for the redirect_uri to be 'postmessage' instead of a URI. Could anyone explain what this value is specifically doing? My best explanation is that it tells the browser to return to where the post came from, but I have no documentation to back this assumption up. There seems to be zero documentation on this topic, yet it is the given solution in most scenarios. Any clarification would be nice. 回答1: There's a bit of (old)

问题 I am new to android development. Trying to integrate FB and Google+ login in Android web view. FB login is working fine. But Google login is not allowing to login. I referred a few links but unable to succeed. Problem is after providing user name and password in Gmail my web site is not sign in A webview overlay over another webview Google sign in not working android webview app Google sign in not working android webview app private class MyCustomWebViewClient extends WebViewClient {

问题 I have a Chrome browser extension that requests access using chrome.identity.getAuthToken, and is working as expected. In the extension you can logout using: var do_logout = function() { chrome.identity.getAuthToken({'interactive': false}, function(token) { chrome.identity.removeCachedAuthToken({token:token}, function(){ display_login(); }); }); }; Which again is working fine. The issue is when you log back in. Ideally I want the extension to ask for permission again - mainly for testing from

问题 I have a Chrome browser extension that requests access using chrome.identity.getAuthToken, and is working as expected. In the extension you can logout using: var do_logout = function() { chrome.identity.getAuthToken({'interactive': false}, function(token) { chrome.identity.removeCachedAuthToken({token:token}, function(){ display_login(); }); }); }; Which again is working fine. The issue is when you log back in. Ideally I want the extension to ask for permission again - mainly for testing from