If I have a user log in to my site with their Google account, using the OAuth2 method, can I use that token to get the users Youtube/Blogger info if they have those accounts linked?
I've read the Youtube and Blogger API's and they both use AuthSub, and are currently compatible with version 2 and older, while Google is version 3.
Do I have to make separate log ins for Blogger and Youtube or is it possible to retrieve that info from the logged in Google account by adding the two scopes to the Google permissions somehow?
Thanks,
Goran
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I have an app that uses Google login as one of the modes for login/signup the users in the app. Unfortunately, I missed saving the user-id received after logging-in using Google, and therefore, I can't seem to find the users who have used Google for creating the account on my app.
Is there a way I can track the count of the users who has used the Google login using the client-id Google provides while integrating the Google login button?
I use google oauth2 for website login.
I read the document but still cannot figure out whether can I use "email" / "profile" after Google plus shutdown.
Here is oauth2 scope api.
https://developers.google.com/identity/protocols/googlescopes?hl=zh_TW .
It mention "email" / "profile" / "openid" in the Google Sign-In
section.
However , I log in my Google API Console and I saw the scope endpoint is the same as google plus.
For "profile", both endpoints are https://www.googleapis.com/auth/userinfo.profile
(Sorry for the Chinese snapshot)
I really confused which API would shut down by Google plus.
As far I know, the google api with "plus" would be shut down without doubt.
But anything other would be affected also ?
https://developers.google.com/+/web/api/rest/
The first step is to migrate from Google+ to Google Sign-in.
Use endpoints that Google lists as supported. You can find that list here.
The scopes profile, email and openid are listed as supported under Google Sign-In. Here is a link to the various scopes.
Refer to this Google+ document to learn exactly what is being shutdown.
I'm trying to integrate my Google Calendar with a plugin I installed on my page.
To do so I need the ID and the API of the calendar.
I managed to find the ID following Google's support page, but it's hours now that I've been trying to get hold of the API.
Firstly this and more can be answered here: http://amazewebs.com ...the home to 1-to-1 google api help with lots of videos, guides, examples, templates and code submissions.
see demo: http://amazewebs.com/demo
To get a Google API you need to setup an API script to call the Google servers.
This can be achieved with OAuth Authentication with either:
a Client Account or...
a Service Account
Head to here to setup your API's & Auth:
https://code.google.com/apis/console
Head here for official documentation:
https://developers.google.com/accounts/docs/OAuth2ServiceAccount
I am implementing login through social networks in my Yii site. I am using gmail, linkedin, twitter and facebook. I need to get the email of the users who are logging in to my site using these networks. I am able to get the email of the facebook user. But not the other networks. How can I get it ?
This is not a Yii specific question (imo) but for the legacy of actually searching, people might end up on this post, looking for a Yii solution:
You should have a look at the yii-eoauth extention.
You will need to do the handshakes first to authenticate the users and afterwards you will be able to get the required details.
oAuth for Facebook
oAuth for twitter
oAuth for Google
oAuth for Linked In
I am interested in creating a Google plus application.But I come to know that Google haven't released its api yet.Then How these guys are creating Google plus applications?
http://startgoogleplus.com/
https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/egmjfgoffglfaiieliagnianjiohfnhf?hl=en-US&hc=search&hcp=main
Thanks in advance.
The second one looks like the only thing it does is to allow you to access the mobile version through desktop browser, so my guess is that is "faking" the the User Agent of a mobile browser to cheat Google+.
The first one, if it just imports the photos from Facebook and adds them to Google+ it may be using the Picasa api, since it's where Google+ stores the pictures.
Even if you cannot access Google+ api just yet you can use the other Google ones to "influence" what you get in Google+. Just be creative :)
The API has now been announced at: http://googlecode.blogspot.com/2011/09/getting-started-on-google-api.html and the official homepage is: http://developers.google.com/+/