I built an integration with the DocuSign API in the sandbox environment and it is ready to move to production. We purchased the Basic API package this morning only to find that we can't set dataLabels in our template creation page. The attributes pane on the right just doesn't have the dataLabel field on it. I'm here to try to find out why. Without the dataLabel, we can't pre-fill data before sending it for signing as far as I know. I've logged out and logged back in to the admin console. I've confirmed it shows our Basic API package.
P.S. I understand this has nothing to do with actual code. I attempted to get help from a DocuSign live chat rep and he wouldn't give me anything but a canned response to come here and submit a ticket and refused to give me anything else.
I went through the live chat again with a different rep and we got it sorted out. Turns out they have to send you an email and you have to "enable" that feature through the email or they won't show up.
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I am sending my data from firestore to algolia. Before sending that I have to set that data from firestore to google cloud platform. For that I ran following commands on google cloud shell terminal:
firebase login
Then it gave me this messsage:
Firebase optionally collects CLI usage and error reporting information to help improve our products. Data is collected in accordance with Google's privacy policy (https://policies.google.com/privacy) and is not used to identify you.
Then it asked for Allow Firebase to collect CLI usage and error reporting information?. I replied yes. Then it gave me a link to authenticate the account. After clicking on that link, it gave an error message.
This is the error message which I recieved
How to resolve this error? I tried many tutorials but could not find any solution. i tried this link.
https://developers.google.com/identity/protocols/oauth2/web-server#handlingtheresponse
Well, This is happened on my side as well.
When the link has been displayed in console part of it wasn't detected by the terminal application. As the result it opened in web browser just as a part of the link. If analyze whole link you will see that near the end of the link there is something like response_type=. If this part is missing this error massage is shown.
I hope it will help!
I want to implement "punch out" integration in my website. I am working on a e commerce website and it required to implement "punch out" with help of punchout2go.com .
I searched over web, but can't get any proper solution. Any help or tutorial link will be highly appreciated.
Thanks in advance.
Documentation was sufficient to implement punchout2go integration. just simple XML was sent as data to API and in response an URL with token was retrieved. Then i need to access that URL and boom my punchout client page was opened , i can add items to cart and after clicking on proceed, i will come back with response which will have cart items and then i need to render that cart items on my website page, and it was done.
I apologies in advance that this is not a technical response.
If you are working with punchout2go, you should reach out to them and they will help get you sorted out. They have materials available and can get on collaborative working sessions to make sure you are getting what you need.
If you were not provided a contact, you can call them or use the chat or contact form off their website. Let them know who you are, what project you are on and that you are trying to track down a contact and need dev help getting going.
Since posting on the Disqus disqus forum seems to be a waste of time, maybe someone here can help.
I'm trying to use the OAuth2 flow to connect a Disqus user to my app's account system so I can monitor their activity (posts/comments/etc). I'm using Meteor for my app. I'm calling the OAuth2 authorize endpoint from my server code and passing the resulting HTML back to the client for rendering. This all works fine. But I'm seeing 2 problems on the client side. First, the HTML code returned from Disqus seems to be designed in a full page and the username/password fields extend across the entire window. I was expecting a dialog/modal popup like the one that Disqus provides when logging into a forum. I tried wrapping the HTML inside of a Boostrap3 modal window which mostly works except the username and password fields extend off the right side of the dialog box.
Ignoring the ugly UI the second problem is that when the user clicks on the submit link Disqus puts up and error page titled 'CSRF verification failed (403) - DISQUS'. I'm guessing this may be because the OAuth2 call was made from the server and the submit is coming from the client. If I copy the OAUTH2 url directly into the browser everything works fine. But I don't want to expose my API key and resulting code on the client side since that seems like a security risk.
All I really want to do is verify that the user is trying to connect their own account to my app (and not some other user). I'm not posting with their account so I don't need an access token (I'm calling user/details which just takes the API-key). So I've thought about creating a forum for my app and using the login endpoint to verify the username/password combo. But that dialog doesn't explain the scopes I'm asking for.
I've also considered building my own dialog box to prompt for the username/password, sending those back to the server and have the server "fake" the submit back to Disqus. But that is not a maintainable solution since Disqus might change the expected fields at any time. And it is ugly as sin.
Anyone have any suggestions? I didn't post any code since I don't believe it is a coding problem (and the code is a bit convoluted). But if anyone thinks it will help you help me, I'll be happy to post it. And, yes, I'm aware that not posting the code violates StackOverflow conventions. But I'm taking a chance that the powers that be will allow this post since Disqus support is non-existant and I don't know where else to reach out.
The basic problem was that I was using 'request' with forwarding enabled so that instead of getting the Disqus URL I was getting the Disqus authentication text. You need to render the authentication URL in a window, not the contents. That fixes the CSRF problem.
The next problem is that the URL returned by getAuthorizationUrl is bad. It is of the form 'nullhttps:...'. No idea where the 'null' is coming from, but stripping it off fixes that problem.
To make things easier for anyone looking to do this, there is a shiny new version of the Disqus NPM that includes OAuth authentication methods at https://www.npmjs.com/package/disqus.
I am on project in which user will give there site info. I will give him a widget code which he has to paste on his site.
On normal third party widget, if a user won't paste the code than it is his loss but in my project , if the code is not pasted , user won't affected rather its my loss. So I want a mechanism in which i could check if the code is pasted or not.
After a long search, I got clear view of what i want.
A mechanism/function which will check whether request from all the website(stored in my database) coming or not? If not receiving from any site , it will do some action.
A way so that that function always run in my server.
I too searched a lot and i find that my second question can be done with CRON job on the linux server but its the only way or any more secure way is there?[I only get to know about but don't know to apply that.]
We could take a example of Google Analytics. After adding a basic info, google gives us a code which he said to paste in our site. So how google checks whether the user has pasted the code or not? Is there any most secured way of doing this?
[FOR EASE] The flow of the project is --
USER SIGNUP ----> GIVE INFORMATION ABOUT THEIR SITE ---> GET THE CODE (javascript widget code) TO BE PASTED ---> GET INFORMATION FOR MY SITE FOR SOME ACTION
but if code is not pasted within specific time, user will get error in its dashboard.
For all this as a backend language, i am using PHP. Is there any other language is required or any other language which can make the task easy?
Any help is welcomed.
It is not your responsibility as a developer to ensure that the user has inserted the code on their site. It is your responsibility to ensure that your application displays an appropriate error message in the event that they nave not done so.
That's about all google does. If they don't detect any incoming data they check the site you have entered to see if the snippet is there if not they show an error.
You haven't mentioned what your wigget does but if its not sending data to you. You could check once a day to see if it exists or not.
All I want to do (for now) is have the end user authorize, via Oauth, permission to view email address, and have the script put that email address into my spreadsheet.
In testing, this works great. Buttons are clicked, tokens are exchanged, magic is made, all as expected when using my account, but when I publish and test with another account I get:
The state token is invalid or has expired. Please try again.
When I change...
"Execute the app as: Me"
to...
"Execute the app as: User accessing the web app"
...the second test account works, but I get no results on my end (obviously).
This makes me think that I've hit some limitation with the data exchanging across accounts, but this just doesn't seem right. This seems like a pretty normal thing to attempt. Maybe I'm wrong.
I'm happy to edit this question and share any code needed, but I'm pretty much using code straight off of googlesamples/apps-script-oauth2
I guess I'm mostly asking if I can do what I'm trying to.
Here's the web-app.
Please help