Hello we had an employee setup our heroku account and he is not longer at the company. We've received emails to update our billing info so that our website doesnt expire. We have the login credentials but its asks for the authenticator information which we dont have access to. Is there a way to requisition this account or bypass the authenticator so that we can login and update our billing info.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
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We've tried to reach out to employee but we have not heard back. In order to submit a billing/ticket I have to login which is obviously not possible. I've emailed their sales team in the hopes to hear back.
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I am unable to login into my heroku account even I know my correct login id and password due to the 2FA which was enabled mistakenly with me because I needed to deploy my app quickly.
I used Google Authenticator for generating the authentication code and logged in but next day my mobile got damaged in a way which couldn't be repaired. Due to which when again I tried to login it still asks for google generated verification code which I don't have, I contacted heroku support several times but it's been a month but still I couldn't get any satisfactory response.
They have opened some Temporary code login and provided a recovery code but still I am unable to login.
Anyone Please help me get my account
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I am using Google OAuth2.0, the requirement is only let G suite for Education account login, so I want to know what type of account user is using during the authentication.
The login part is finished, I get access token and refresh token, I asked for two scopes https://www.googleapis.com/auth/userinfo.profile, https://www.googleapis.com/auth/userinfo.email
I checked the user profile, which can't help me to identify the type of account.
Can I differentiate these two type of account by only require above two scopes? if not, what other scopes I need to require and what API I need to use?
I found one example online, https://www.brainpop.com/ which supports what I mentioned.
The website only asks for Basic account info such as View your basic profile info and View your email address. When I log in using my personal Google account, then the login will be denied and tell me it's not G-suite education account.
Appreciate anyone's help.
check email
https://www.googleapis.com/auth/userinfo.email
IF EMAIL HAS CUSTOM DOMAIN LIKE ABC.COM then its gsuite
if it is just gmail.com its not gsuite
What I did do when I needed to know if the user was a G suite for education user was to also request the scope 'https://www.googleapis.com/auth/classroom.profile.photos'. If I remember correctly only users with a for education account would be asked for giving that permission. You can probably use any scope from the classroom API to (https://developers.google.com/classroom/reference/rest/).
I don't have this integration with Google anymore, so haven't tested it in about a year.
I ended up here from paypal because I can only find programming info to add apps to paypal or something to that effect. I am trying to get info from paypal to plug into WP-Client so I can invoice clients through my website via Paypal. Every time I ask this question on Paypals site they send me to the developers reference which I don't understand nor need. The programming is done, I just want access to my paypal account through my plugin which asks for the API username, Password, and Signature.
You can login to this tool to obtain your API credentials quickly and easily.
This info can be obtained in your Paypal profile after you login to your PayPal account.
https://cms.paypal.com/us/cgi-bin/?cmd=_render-content&content_ID=developer/apicertificates
Hope this helps.
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PayPal sandbox API credentials missing?
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No end of trouble since the developer site and sandbox was changed last week. I've not managed to make a single working call to the new platform since it was launched.
I've managed to get as far as getting 100002 errors back - which at least means things are talking, but I noticed today that if I create test accounts, the API Credentials are blank/missing:
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Does anyone know a fix for this? I've cleared out the browser cache etc.
There are some issues with the Credentials not appearing for some accounts. Currently you are logged into the developer account. Try logging into the actual sandbox seller account, and going to the profile and requesting the credentials. You should be able to view these from within the Sandbox seller account, and if they have not been requested yet, you can generate these.
Log out Paypal account
clearing browser cache and cookies (I use firefox).
Go to developer.paypal.com and login with the real paypal account (not the Sandbox one)
Go to Applications
Click on Sandbox accounts
(Optional) Import your old accounts from your former Sandbox account after the redirect to the accounts page
Click on the account you want to log in to
Choose Sandbox site
Log in to that site using your test business account
Go to My Profile
In Account information click on Request API Credentials
Choose the option that solves your needs
The API crecendiales were created !!! (they will appear in your test account profile)
I am using the PayPal sandbox to test user transaction on my website.
The site is going to be put through usability testing soon.
The problem is, whenever a user goes to complete a transaction, they are first asked to "Please login to use the PayPal Sandbox features."
This is the link that my form points to: https://www.sandbox.paypal.com/cgi-bin/webscr
I want the test users to skip having to create a PayPal sandbox account and just use the test user accounts that I have setup.
Is this possible?
This is not possible. A user has to have a developer account created at developer.paypal.com to be able to use any PayPal hosted payment methods on the sandbox.
However, you can submit API calls to the sandbox without the members needing a developer.paypal.com sandbox account.