Normally how long will it take for Google to approve GAdwords developer token? I'd sent an email to Google Adwords APIs team in the month of Jan. but haven't hear back from them yet.
What should I do?
I would definitely follow up, a link in the chain may have been missed. However, it can take several months - it did for me, despite the marketing team hammering Google repeatedly for results. The company I work for spends many millions on AdWords every year, which does not necessarily make us a "big fish"... but if you're a lone developer it may take even longer.
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I have developed a small bot in Python that uses the twitter API through tweepy to publish tweets every so often. So far so good.
The problem comnes that a few days ago the account where this bot is running has started to have followers. To my surprise, a couple of users have let me know that shortly after following the account, without doing anything, their accounts have stopped being followers.
I have made some checks with my account and others and indeed this happens, you click to follow the account and shortly after that, all the followers are removed.
Is anyone aware of this possible failure or what may be causing this?
Thank you very much in advance
We have a mobile app and our users got a
"sign in with google temporarily disabled for this app"
When they tried to login their YouTube account with iOS (There's no problem with Android devices).
We submitted a verification request long time ago, and we got from YouTube an email (May 26th 2020),(May 26th 2020):
"Hi Adam,
Thanks for working with us on the YouTube API Services compliance review. We have completed your review and do not require any further actions from you at this time.
We may reach out again to re-review your API Client for compliance with YouTube API Services Terms and Policies.
We appreciate your time working with us on this and please continue to comply with the YouTube API Services Terms and Policies."
Since then, nothing had changed and our app hasn't been verified yet, and our users can't connect with their youtube accounts.
What can we do? We are just waiting and we don't even know how to contact YouTube and ask about our specific case/project.
Thanks you,
Adam.
sign in with google temporarily disabled for this app
Means that your application has not been verified by google. You need to go through the verification process.
You can use a project for development without verification. However there are some limitations (more information here). Basically, you have now reached the limit of 100 users accessing the application.
If you still havent heard anything from google after they say they have verified your application I think the only thing you can do is to submit it again and double check that you are using a client that was created under the project that you requested verification for there's really nothing else you can do.
I recently received an email from the Google Cloud Platform Team notifying me of a policy violation stating that we had not completed the OAuth developer verification process and we're limited to 100 new user grants of which we're already at 60% towards.
The thing is, if I view this Oauth consent screen in the Google Cloud Platform, at the top of the page, it states:
Your consent screen is being verified. This may take up to several days. Your last approved consent screen is still in use.
This page was last saved and 'submitted for verification' some months ago now.
The page itself is constantly glitchy and poor anyway I've noticed at various points in the past.
The information this page contains is correct and I am unable to re-submit for verification unless I make changes.
Nonetheless, I'll make a change, resubmit, then edit removing that change and resubmit again but it's proving to be a bit of a hassle when either their system doesn't work or we're waiting on them to approve/reject the Oauth verification.
Am I supposed to be doing something else or is there a workaround at all?
Make sure that you've taken a look at the App Verification help page:
https://support.google.com/cloud/answer/7454865?hl=en
and the much more detailed verification FAQ:
https://support.google.com/cloud/answer/9110914
From the sounds of your post, it seems like you probably just need to get your app's branding verified because you are accessing sensitive scopes. That should be a pretty straightforward process if you have everything ready for review. Make sure you haven't gotten any messages from the review team with open items you need to accomplish. If not, you can make a trivial change and resubmit.
If you are trying to access a restricted scope like Gmail APIs, the process will be much more involved. Make sure you have all your requirements taken care of as outlined in the FAQ. And be sure you look closely at what scopes your code is actually requesting. If you are asking for sensitive or restricted scopes in your app but don't have those fully registered and approved in the developer console, your users will get warnings and you'll have restricted tokens revoked.
I'm a fairly new developer and this is my first time integrating a rest API with an app. The goal is to implement a subscription process where a user can select from a choice of 4 subscriptions and then submit a payment through Paypal or stripe, but I'm struggling to understand how PayPal's rest API works. I've read their documentation and looked at some examples which gave me an idea of where to start. However, I had a few questions that I couldn't seem to find the answer to online:
Are subscription plans that are created through the rest API permanently associated with the account they have been created on?
If they are permanent, how can I avoid hardcoding the Plan ID? This seems like bad practice even though it is done in some of the examples.
When should I be generating new tokens? Every time they expire? Every time a user wants to subscribe to a plan?
How do I automatically execute agreements after they have been created? (I assume executing the agreement is what makes it active and begins the collection of payment).
Thanks, it would be nice to get some clarification on some of this stuff.
I had this BOSS API working for years, but since yesterday (I think), we don't get any new results , only this message:
{"error":{"lang":"en-US","description":"Valid AppID but requires
registration."}}
Other people seem to have the same problem, since the question was posted on Yahoo BOSS board as well, but without answer, I just thought maybe someone here will know what to do :)
Credit card and billing seem to be in order.
Is there anything I can do from my side, or is this yahoo's issue?
Thanks!
Dushan
As of April 11, 2018, the Yahoo BOSS API is really not working anymore (it's indicated as March 31, 2016, but it actually worked until April 2018).
https://developer.yahoo.com/boss/search/
The easiest would be to test your AppID in clean environment.
Either by testing Example Code provided at BOSS Search API and see if you get the same error.
Or by querying directly boss.search table at Yahoo Console (populate your ck and secret).
So maybe it's just temporary glitch. If it is not, contact Yahoo Support.
Yahoo BOSS support confirmed it was something on their own side but they were dragging their feet over a month. All it was needed was to create a new account with Yahoo, register an app and fill in the same billing info. With the new account created everything worked fine :)