google-plus-one

I want to get friends(People) list from Google+ in iOS app. I am using Google+ api tutorial given in link https://developers.google.com/+/mobile/ios/getting-started I am created new project on Google+ Developer Console the link is https://console.developers.google.com/project Getting following error in -(void)getPeopleInfo. [lvl=3] __31-[ViewController getPeopleInfo]_block_invoke() Error: Error Domain=com.google.GTLJSONRPCErrorDomain Code=401 "The operation couldn’t be completed. (Invalid Credentials)" UserInfo=0x14d89340 {error=Invalid Credentials, GTLStructuredError=GTLErrorObject 0x14d855e0

It seems that Google only offers code to embed the +1 button. However, there are heavy privacy concerns (plus quite some load time) associated with it. For some pointers about the privacy and legal issues associated with Facebook like and Google +1, see: Like button and privacy concern A common workaround seems to be a two-click solution German ( also discussed on slashdot English ), where the first click enables the button (loading the javascript from Google), the second then is on the regular +1 button. However, I do not want to implement this two-click solution either. Largely because the

I have had a google +1 button on my site for more then a year and it all worked fine. In the last couple of days this button started to create a horizontal scroll bar on my site. I know that beacase when I remove the button the scroll bar disappears. Here is my site: www.kitchen-guide.co.il Any suggestions what should I do? Thanks! borrowing from superware's answer, was having the same problem... however, this worked for me: iframe[id^="oauth2relay"] { position: fixed !important; } Google's +1 button is adding the following iframe to the end of the page body: <iframe name="oauth2relayXXXXXXXXX

Let's say I have a webpage and I have added the 1+ button. Is there a good way to tell if the user has already pressed the 1+ button on a previous visit. I'd like to present a thank you on all the viewers visit if they've 1+ the page. In the +1 API there is a callback method which you can use to trap +1's A strategy would be to trap these calls and store a cookie on the browser. Next time the user comes, you can check the cookie and show the thanks message. From the docs callback The identifier for a function in the global namespace Called after the user has clicked the +1 button. The callback

The google +1 button embed code can have a javascript object with configuration (e.g. " {lang:'de'} "). In plain javascript, this object would be created and immediately destroyed, because it is not referenced by anything. I wonder how do the google scripts access this object? <script type="text/javascript" src="https://apis.google.com/js/plusone.js"> {lang: 'de'} </script> It seems to work - except when you dynamically write the script tag including the configuration object into the DOM. Widget script run at document.scripts and searching one with string "/js/plusone.js" in scr attribute.

Exploring Google's +1 Button, I found two things odd about the code they supply: <script type="text/javascript" src="https://apis.google.com/js/plusone.js"> {lang: 'en-GB'} </script> <g:plusone size="tall" href="http://www.google.com"></g:plusone> So I have two questions: First: How is Google able to use the text between the script tags? Second: Is the syntax <g:plusone ... HTML valid? What's this called? How is Google able to use the text between the script tags? <script> elements are perfectly visible in the DOM: <script type="text/javascript">//FIRST SCRIPT BLOCK</script> <script type="text