I'm toying around with a sandbox dev account on salesforce. I'm trying to create an app with OAuth settings similar to these instructions, but I can't find any option to enable OAuth settings.
Here's a walkthrough of what I see:
Where was "Enable OAuth Settings"?
Make sure to add the new app under "connected apps" instead of "apps"
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I've been tasked with adding a "Sign In with Google" button to an iOS app. For background, I'm a contract developer doing work for a customer, and I do not own the app in question.
I did a quick search for how to do this, but the only answer I could find involved "set up a project in the Google API console" followed by "add a GIDSignInButton to your layout".
I do not have access to the app owner's Google Developer account (or know if they even have one), and I certainly do not want to "set up a project" in my own Google account that is associated with a customer's app.
Furthermore, the iOS project I'm working with does not currently have any third-party library integrations (no Swift packages, no CocoaPods, no workspace file) and I strongly prefer to keep it this way.
Is it possible to do Google authentication using a standard OAuth process (i.e. open a web page, and handle the redirect after authentication completes)? I have done other OAuth integrations this way so I know how it works.
Thanks,
Frank
Yes, you can sign-in using OAuth without using an SDK. Here are the instructions.
You will be required to setup a project and configure it's OAuth settings. This manages how your app will appear to users and implements OAuth security controls. No way around this, so you'll want to work with your Google Cloud administrator to gain access to an existing project or create a new one.
There are no permission added while creating app on linkedin developer account. I just want to learn how to use linked-api in production.
Thank you
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from the app settings page go to the product tab and add Share on linkedin and Signin with linkedin to get the following permissions r_emailaddress, r_liteprofile, w_member_social
I'm trying to find a way to unauthorize / unlink / disconnect my iOS App from the users GoogleDrive account.
Google exactly describes in their references and tutorials how to authorize the App but not the other way around. I already tried something like:
[_serviceDrive.authorizer stopAuthorization];
NSLog(#"%d", self.isAuthorized);
but NSLog is still returning "1", so it's still authorized and I still can see my App on Google's Connected Apps website.
Does anybody know how to disconnect it?
You can remove Google Drive apps by revoking its permission. You can do this by following this steps:
Go to accounts.google.com.
Click Connected apps & sites.
Click Manage apps.
Click an app you want to remove.
Click Remove.
Click OK.
Another way is by revoking the access of a token in application.
For applications that create app activities, users can revoke actions using the App Settings page.
For all applications, including those that write app activities, a user can revoke authorization by following the "Websites authorized to access the account" link from the Google Dashboard. Users can go directly to the authorization manager at https://accounts.google.com/issuedauthsubtokens and revoke access.
I am trying to integrate onedrive for my ios app. I am using onedrive ios sdk for that. I am calling ODClient.authenticatedClientWithCompletion for launching authentication screen. This does launch authentication screen, and I am able to login. However in the authentication screen, both Sign In and 'No Account? Create One' option is visible. According to apple guideline an app will be rejected, if its integration point has create account option, as its violates their policy. This is the reason why dropbox, google drive sdk's for ios, does not have create account option. Is there a way by which I can disable or remove 'Create Account' option from one drive authentication screen.
Looks like Apple policies has been changed. My app was approved even though, even though one drive's create account option coming.
In Google Apps domains: Is it possible to grant domain-wide delegation of authority to third-party apps while the "Allow users to install Google Drive Apps" setting in the Admin Console is disabled.1
To be specific: I am trying to find out if there is a workaround the Admin Console Settings. The enterprise social network already has the capability to work with Google Drive but none of my files show up because of the App settings in the Admin Console.
Apps that are published in the "Google Apps Marketplace" (https://www.google.com/enterprise/marketplace) can be installed by a domain administrator for all users in a domain. This will bypass the setting you mentioned.