When debugging a GDAA app, I need to re-test a "brand new account" situation. I.e. getting the dialog that asks user to allow the Drive access:
"[YourApp] would like to: View and manage Google drive files that you
have opened or created by this app"
Is there a re-set method that would get me back to ground zero?
You can reset this via the Drive "manage apps" page on the web. Disconnect the app from your drive.
Have a look at the 'Google Settings' app on your device, in the 'Connected apps' section you should be able to select and disconnect your app. At least for other kinds of permissions (e.g. contacts), allowed apps show up there.
Edit: The same can be done via the web here.
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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.
I'm trying to change my Dropbox application permission from 'App folder' to 'Full Dropbox'. By application I mean 'My apps':
I'm doing this to access all the functions provided by Dropbox API, otherwise an error is shown, for example:
Error in call to API function "sharing/get_folder_metadata": Your API app is an "App Folder" app. It is not allowed to access this API function.
Anyway, I've read that the only way to change the permission to an app is by creating a new one. Therefore, what I did was, created a new app with permission type 'Full dropbox' but for some reason it didn't even show up under 'Dropbox > Apps' directory.
According to developers guide if app has permission App folder then it is moved under Apps folder automatically. I tried also that but the folder didn't appear there for some reason. So, why the first application is showing..
Can there be only one active app, like, should I download all the data from first one, delete it and then create new app with Full permissions?
It's not possible to switch the permission on an existing Dropbox API app.
If you want to change the permission used for an app that hasn't been released to users, you can do so by deleting the current API app registration and registering another with the desired permission. Deleting an API app in development mode frees up the name so you can register it again. Once you do, just be sure to update your app accordingly to use the new app key and secret. Access tokens for the deleted app will also no longer work.
If your app has already been released to users, we do not recommend disabling your API app, as it would break the integration for existing users. Instead, we recommend you register another API app for the other permission and add that as an option in your app.
You can register a new API app here:
https://www.dropbox.com/developers/apps/create
There isn't a limit on the number of API apps that can be owned by or linked to a particular account.
Your second App Console screenshot shows that you do own two API apps: one with the "app folder" permission, and one with the "full Dropbox" permission.
Note that only apps with the "app folder" permission get a special "app folder" automatically created under "/Apps". Apps the with "full Dropbox" permission do not, and instead can access any path in the account.
We setup Google OK (Google Now) with my app success fully integrate with this
example.
in example, its says "App must be uploaded on play store" or you can test using adb command.
So may app work with command, but in some device(not all device) also work with "google now".
My requirement is , when user launch "Google Now" and speak like "Total amount of site number 117 in 2017 on "App name" then my app is open.
Here my app is not open directly search in search bar.
So what's problem here.
Note: My app is not available in play store yet.
I managed to get the code runing to a point where i can upload and download files in my android app from google drive using the api. However i uploaded my app to Google Play and when a user installs it the first time the oauth 2 screen pops up and requires to select account(which is great) but when the user selects Google account the oauth screen just keep appearing and looping.
Did anyone encounter this before?
As stated in this thread, maybe you did not create credentials for your app. As described in this documentation, you must retrieve your SHA-1 keys for both the debug and production environments and add them in your credentials in the Google Developers Console.
I have an app with a dropbox link capability. There is a button called link. Then a safari page is opened with dropbox, and you can link the app to your account. But since I want all the users to log in with my account, I didn't want to dysplay my email and passward on the app, but by preesing link, automatically the app is linked with my account, withought showing the passward, amd withought opening the dropbox link in safari. How can I do this?
Very bad idea. Users should use their own Dropbox account, otherwise you would possibly violate Dropbox's terms of service (you're not allowed to share your credentials) and, perhaps more importantly, any user would be able to delete or corrupt all other users' data.
The only way you could make your own Dropbox account accessible in the app, other than including your email address and password, would be to include an authorized OAuth token which could easily be extracted and abused by anyone who downloads your app.