I´d like the whole path to request LinkedIn Api´s permission. I mean links or emails to estabilish the first contact and understand the whole process.
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The access request form was filled in to request access to LinkedIn Advertising API for TataSteelEurope. However, the access was denied(reason: not a proper use case) and I am not able to further fill in the form.
We need access to LinkedIn Advertising API for fetching LinkedIn feeds of our company page(TataSteelEurope) and displaying the same in our website(www.tatasteeleurope.com).
Can anyone please help me on this ?
The access request form was filled in to request access to LinkedIn Advertising API for TataSteelEurope. However, the access was denied(reason: not a proper use case) and I am not able to further fill in the form.
We need access to LinkedIn Advertising API for fetching LinkedIn feeds of our company page(TataSteelEurope) and displaying the same in our website(www.tatasteeleurope.com).
Can anyone please help me on this ?
I have a wordpress website that uses woocommerce memberships.
We somehow managed to map patreon users to woocommerce memberships so that they get all the perks via our own website.
I know it's possible to query the Youtube API endpoint members.list which would give us 1) the membership level and
2) the youtube channel id of each individual member
How can we then validate that a wordpress user is a youtube valid member?
With patreon the validation is by matching email address, but on youtube there's no access to the user email. I guess the user would have to set his youtube channel id in our website so we can later confirm it matches a valid membership.
The problem is that anyone can provide someone elses channel id to trick the system...
any ideas that would help with this much appreciated
If I were you I would generate a token for each user on your website, such that if they put this token in their channel description (ABOUT tab) then you can be sure that the given YouTube channel owns the given account on your website where he got his random token. You can get their channel description by using this reverse-engineered YouTube UI solution.
You can also think of other mechanisms such as requiring the user to post a comment on a video and checking using YouTube Data API v3 CommentThreads: list endpoint or post a message on a livestream and checking using YouTube Live Streaming API LiveChatMessages: list endpoint.
Note that depending on your token format, it may be useful to use an unusual pattern to put in their channel descriptions to avoid wrong authentication (a channel description containing unintentionally a token assigned to a user by your website). For instance if you assign an id (0, 1 and so on) to each user (or if you just use their usernames) just requiring this id to be in the channel description isn't very secure as anyone may put unintentionally someone else token. What you can do while still avoiding random token is to use a prefix. That way your website won't just look for 0, 1 and so on in their channel description but instead Your website: 0 or Your website: 1... Using a prefix keeps user-friendliness (Your website: Benjamin Loison looks better than 77ff716cfdd4e7ed) while being quite secure.
We are a platform that facilitates companies to hire analytics talent on demand. We only allow users to login to our platform with their Linkedin IDs so that we can validate their profile details and score them. Currently, the Linkedin API doesnot give us even the Linkedin-id of the user to help us manually check the profile. How can we correct this?
Ask for the r_liteprofile and r_emailaddress scopes as part of the OAuth flow. Then make GET calls to https://api.linkedin.com/v2/me and https://api.linkedin.com/v2/emailAddress?q=members&projection=(elements*(handle~))
to gather this information. See the documentation for more details.
However, please read LinkedIn's API Terms of Use to ensure your application is an acceptable use case. Also, the profile data you can receive is quite limits, so it may not give you the fields you want.
I am currently using a linkedin API with r_lightprofile in my application.
Two months ago, I sent a request for access to r_fullprofile using the Partner Program form.
https://business.linkedin.com/marketing-solutions/contact-us
http://prntscr.com/opfnpd
I also sent a request to the Marketing Developer Platform, but the request is still pending (http://prntscr.com/opfvfx)
After all this, I got an email with a form to fill out information about the company.
But after filling out the form, I did not receive an answer that the company is suitable or not suitable for full access.
1) How long does it usually take to get access?
2) Does the linkedin API have support? Email, Live chat or something else?
3) Have I done everything for access? Maybe I missed something?
4) Does Linkedin send an email in case of failure?
It's been a long way for me too, I'll give you some random tips:
Make sure your app is connected to a LinkedIn company page and that the status is Verified. To do this, from the app dashboard, add to the Team members an administrator of the LinkedIn company page (as Admin member) and let him access the app dashboard. He should be able to see a Verify button to confirm the authenticity of the app.
The only support that was really helpful to me was Zendesk.
We are using Linkedin Api to load information about linkedin users to our product. The thing is, it fails for one specific user.
I would like help with this problem. I have the users linkedin id but I don't know if it's wise to write it herer.
How can Linkedin help me with this?
Best,
Rikard Skelander