I want to use your API for my application, the "Developer Terms of Service" says that I should get written permission, but the mail is not specified anywhere. Where can i get it?
The following link below, under "App Integration Application" you have to first setup the application. While setting up the application, there is a selection on whether it is a non-commercial or commercial application. By clicking on commercial, there will be the form you are looking for!
https://developer.spotify.com/support/
You can begin setting up your application through this link:
https://developer.spotify.com/dashboard/
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I can't get my app to be reviewed through the Facebook API.
The app is purely a facebook messenger bot, and the app type is "business".
I have configured the specific permissions I need, however I recieve an error that states "You do not have any platforms eligible for review. Please configure a platform on your Settings page."
I also cannot add my app domain in the basic settings, as whenever I press save changes, the url does not save and disappears.
Additionally there is no option to make my app live.
Any advice?
The error message
I am leaving this answer in the event someone else needs it. It was an answer suggested by Facebook support when I encountered the same problem.
Go into App Settings and add a platform "Website"
Just add your website URL.
If the requested permission is just Messenger based then the website will not be accessed or tested.
my dev and I would like to implement the google picker on our website. It will allow the web-visitor to upload their files from their Google drive to our website.
My dev is now trying to get the API for the google picker however they are asking for a "demo video that showcases the process to request an OAuth token" and we were wondering how we should do it when we don't have the API from google.
We are doing all of this on the staging site and we were wondering how are we suppose to do this demo video when the API is not provided and not installed.
please enlighten us, thank you!
See the question How can I make sure the verification process is as streamlined as possible? in the FAQ. It explains what the verification team is looking for with the video. Mostly it's just about showing how your product uses OAuth and the various APIs -- in your case how it asks for access to Drive, how the picker is used, etc. You're showing the integration from the user perspective.
I'm trying to integrate a Dialogflow (V2) chatbot with Twitter, but in the Twitter integration modal on Dialogflow I received the error 'Bot was not started' (which doesn't really tell me why).
I tried to recreate the integration using Dialogflow's migration documentation: https://dialogflow.com/docs/integrations/twitter. In the documentation it mentions "Note: The environment must be named "dev". This is a restriction of the beta webhook API.". However I can't use the same "dev" label anymore on Twitter because it was previously used by the deleted dev environment (my first try)...
How can I solve this?
Thanks!
It sounds like there's a couple things going on here. To start, you shouldn't need to use "dev" as the environment name anymore. This has recent changed and been opened up, we just need to update the docs.
The "Bot was not started" message sounds like it's referring to starting the bot in the Twitter integration screen in Dialogflow.
Go to Integrations > Twitter and enter all of the information for your bot. Then click the START button at the bottom of that screen.
I'm new on this Gmail Gadget developments and I follow the instructions here:
https://developers.google.com/gmail/contextual_gadgets
I follow the Hello World example, replacing the variables with my owns, generating the manifest, the specs, etc.
But when it comes to upload the manifest file, it's saying to go to
http://code.google.com/googleapps/console/a/yourDomainName
and log in there. Then there is a serie of steps depending on this one.
The problem here is, what is the address I have to put there? I did register on the Google Apps (for bussiness) and register a domain. Still that domain isn't work.
I found several people with the same problem and none gave them a solution:
How to create an account on Google Apps to use Google Apps Extensions Console?
Logging into Google Apps Extension Console
http://grokbase.com/t/gg/google-appengine/141vmhsdqr/how-do-i-log-in-to-google-apps-extensions-console
Anyone knows how to create a Gmail Contextual Gadget?
Thanks in advance!
Ok, so the Gmail Contextual Gadgets doc says "Gmail contextual gadgets can be listed for sale in the Google Apps Marketplace". The Google Apps Marketplace docs say apps can be published on the Chrome Web Store but the web store seems to want some sort of .json manifest file that doesn't fit the documentation for Contextual Gadgets (read: Google's documentation is terrible).
Instead, I found a section inside the developer's console on Contextual Gadgets. It's also different from the documentation, but seems like the right spot.
Open your Google developers console
Select or create a project
Open the Google Apps Marketplace SDK page
Click "Enable API"
Click "Configuration"
Check the box marked "Gmail contextual gadget extension"
There are then options to fill out info on the Contextual Gadget.
I suggest :
https://code.google.com/apis/console/
Go on that link a for log in use your Google Apps for bussiness account , then create new project (gadget) and then you can upload manifet. Sorry for my English.
Hope this will help you.
I have read through many questions here about launching my app on login. I have followed this awesome tutorial suggested many times. That tutorial does work. BUT...
The one side affect that comes from using a helper app and registering it using SMLoginItemSetEnabled is that my app does not show up inside the user's Login Items in System Preferences.
There are several apps in the App Store (such as PopClip and Dash) that do what I am trying to do. I just can't figure out how...
UPDATE: I found out from the Dash developer that Dash is actually not sandboxed. He also believes that PopClip is not either. This could explain things... https://alpha.app.net/kapeli/post/3975968
UPDATE #2: I just got confirmation from the PopClip dev that it indeed is not sandboxed as well. https://twitter.com/pilotmoon/status/313746294361427968
With the last 2 updates, I guess the answer is clear. As of today, there is no way to accomplish this with Sandboxed apps.
Hope it's not too late.
In Apple's "Daemons and Services Programming Guide":
Adding Login Items
There are two ways to add a login item: using the Service Management framework, and using a shared file list.
Login items installed using the Service Management framework are not visible in System Preferences and can only be removed by the application that installed them.
Login items installed using a shared file list are visible in System Preferences; users have direct control over them. If you use this API, your login item can be disabled by the user, so any other application that communicates with it it should have reasonable fallback behavior in case the login item is disabled.
In sandboxed environment, only Helper applications can be installed in login items. You need to create one, stored in the Contents/Library/LoginItems folder of the main application.
Then you can used SMLoginItemSetEnabled to set the helper as login item and ask the login item to start the main application.