Is it possible to create a google sites page that has an initial page with a password box. Once the password has been submitted via that page and it is confirmed to be correct, the rest of the site will open?
How would one go about this ?
Thanks in advance,
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Google sites has an ACL where you can share the site with any user that has a Google ID. Users that want to use another id can link any email address to a Google id.
With a lot of app script you could create your own authentication scheme, but why would you want to do that? I cannot think of any use case that would worth it to build your own authentication scheme.
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I experience difficulties in login into my google scholar account. It always said ERR_TOO_MANY_REDIRECTS and I can't access my account.
I have tried to access the Google Scholar website using Incognito mode, but still no good. I have also tried to clear all my cookies but still get the same error message.
How to solve this problem?
Thank you.
FYI: I am using Gsuite.
Activate your institution's Google Assistant in G Suite:
Dashboard, Apps -> Additional Google Services -> Google Assistant
If this happens because you used a mail tied to an institution that changed its privacy policy regarding Google and disabled the access to the Google Assistant, there is still a solution: create a new google account, using a new primary email address on which you have the full privileges, but verify your google scholar email with your institution email. This will trigger a duplicate account verification and you will be able to choose what google scholar profile to keep.
I'm creating a web app and decided to use google authentication for its ease of use.
Thing is, I want to only let certain emails login. All other emails should not be able to login!
How do I do that?
I'm aware that I can send the auth token to the backend, verify it with google's library, and then filter the emails but... there should be an easier way, I hope?
You need to consider how Open id and oauth work. You are technically forwarding a user over to googles login page. They login and approve any apis on Googles site you have no way of knowing who they are until they are redirected back to you.
Nor is there any way to limit the users who can login to your client directly in Googles Developer console for your project. TBH i think that would be really hard for them to administrate.
Your best bet is going to be checking the users email when they return and decide that that time if they may login or not. It would be also be a good idea to do a revoke on any credentials google returns to you if you dont want them to have access.
I want to read/write some content to Google Drive Programmatically from a ASP.NET MVC Application. Here i want to use Email ID and Password as hot coded instead of navigating user to authentication page.
I looked at some examples, all are redirecting user to Google authentication page. But My requirement is to use a fixed Google user account.
You can no longer use username/password for authentication. Just let go of it.
You can use the steps in the answer here How do I authorise an app (web or installed) without user intervention? (canonical ?) to achieve what you are looking for
I have website where i enabled login by Google+ using OAuth 2. Is this possible to change the profile picture of Google from my website once he get login?
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Hmm.. ya it can be possible if your site use application which uses Google Apps-Profiles-Data-API. This Profile data api allow update status. But you must authorize the app.
yo can find more more here-
Profile data API
I am trying to find a social login solution just like StackOverflow uses.
Currently, I am experimenting with OneAll Social Login which works great with the exception that my new users have to manually create their own accounts, wait for emails and then sign themselves into the site - I want that process to be handled automatically.
Can anyone suggest an alternative to Oneall which will allow my users to select their social networking login option and then be registered and signed in automatically on my site OR how I might extend Oneall to do it?
Thank you!
Facebook connect does exactly that for FB.