a newbie here. I have installed and have working CefSharp in a VB.Net Application. I am trying to use the ChromiumWebBrowser to use the Google "Meet" web site so I can add meetings to my application. The ChromiumWebBrowser displays the Google Meet Website and asks me to log in. I can input my gmail address but then when I click Next, I get a Google message saying my browser is not supported. Any ideas?
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Firebase Dynamic Link doesn't redirect to the app when open through Chrome, Where if I'm using any other browser, it's redirecting to the app.
So the question is , Chrome is using what's differ than other or What is the solution in our code level ,when creating Dynamic links in our android studio
if I'm using any other browser, it's redirecting to the app.
So the question is , Chrome is using what's differ than other or What is the solution in our code level ,when creating Dynamic links in our android studio
If you are pasting a short link onto Chrome’s address bar, this is an intended behavior where you will be directed to either App Store (iOS) or Play Store (Android) regardless whether the app is installed or not. The original link will not be preserved upon installing or switching to the application. This is because Chrome does not support intent redirection and the browser will only act as a proxy.
Good Morning,
So I am facing a dilemma using Firebase Auth (specifically Google OAuth).
Google seems to have blocked the use of their OAuth when a user access my site via a web-view (for example they have clicked on the link in TikTok and the website has opened within a view in TikTok)
It makes sense as to why Google has blocked this, however, this is now stopping my ads from being successful as users see the ad, click on the link, and then it opens up in the TikTok web view, and then they can't log into my web application.
I'm using the simple Firebase Authentication plugin, with Nuxt/Firebase the code for it is as below:
const provider = new this.$fireModule.auth.GoogleAuthProvider()
provider.setCustomParameters({
prompt: 'select_account'
})
this.$fire.auth.signInWithPopup(provider)
Does anyone know any workaround? I've googled this so much but the only real solution I have come across is if I'm creating an android/ios app and this is not a mobile application, this is just a web application.
Thanks so much for your help.
I don't see any option for Web under "receiving dynamic links" in Firebase Dynamic links page.
Without the SDK, there's no way to connect a post-install user with a pre-install click.
I have a desktop app that runs on node.js like a web app, using nw.js. What I'm trying to do is create referral links for users. After someone clicks a referral link, I need to be able to track his referrer. But the problem is that link is only going to take him to the download page, after he downloads and opens up the app for the first time, how can I reach his referrer info? The desktop app has no connection with the website that users download from.
I understand that this can be done with Dynamic Links SDK but can I use that SDK in a web app?(desktop app actually but runs with HTML/node.js)
The post-install deeplinking in Dynamic Links is just for Android and iOS - so there isn't an equivalent for a desktop app.
I am using ASP.NET forms (not MVC) along with their out of the box templated solution for logging using Facebook, Twitter, etc (all wrapped up in Microsoft.AspNet.Membership.OpenAuth).
Everything seems to be working fine except for one thing: Every time a user logs in with Twitter, they are being redirected to Twitter and asked to Authorize the application. Regardless of whether they have done it already (i.e. The user logins for first time, authorizes against the Twitter app, get redirected back to our site perfectly. Then they log out, and go to log in again, and they are re-prompted to authorize. The application shows up in the list of approved apps under the user's Twitter account.
I have ready some places where people are having similar problems, but not using the Microsoft libraries. They seem to point to using a different URL when launching to Twitter, however, I don't seem to be able to find that level of granularity with the MS libraries.
Has anyone been able to reproduce/solve this issue using these libraries? I am not intimately familiar with how this all works, but I notice that DotNetOpenAuth is also a part of my references. If this is the library that is feeding the Membership.OpenAuth classes, perhaps there is an update that I need? My DotNetOpenAuth.OAuth version shows 4.1.0.0 and runtime version if v.4.0.30319.
Thanks,
J
I had the same problem. I'm using the following to connect to twitter:
OAuthWebSecurity.RegisterTwitterClient(key, secret)
and using the latest OpenAuth 4.3.0.0
Login works ok, but it keeps asking to Authorize App each time.
Turned out that in my Twitter App settings I did not have the following ticked
Allow this application to be used to Sign in with Twitter
When I ticked this, the normal OAuthWebSecurity.RegisterTwitterClient() worked fine
I am an ASP.NET newbie and I am trying to design an OpenID/SSO system for an internal web application. The web application is pretty simple and the authentication is currently being managed by a database with usernames and passwords. I want to replace the existing accounts stored in the database with Google Apps accounts.
I have downloaded the latest DotNetOpenAuth-3.4.3.10103 package and got the OpenIdRelyingPartyWebForms sample up and running on IIS. I have built my own login page using just a OpenIdButton object that points to a development Google domain.
The button seems to work fine in FireFox, at least it is forwarding me to the Google Apps login, but nothing happens when I load the same page in IE. When I click the Google button, nothing happens, zip. The same is true for the Yahoo button in the login.aspx page given in the sample.
Here is the .aspx code I am using...
<rp:OpenIdButton runat="server" ImageUrl="http://www.google.com/accounts/google_transparent.gif" Text="Login with Google!" ID="googleLoginButton" Identifier="https://www.google.com/accounts/o8/site-xrds?hd=dev.connexcloud.com" />
I think the Google Apps Marketplace tutorial for .NET answers your question:
http://code.google.com/googleapps/marketplace/tutorial_dotnet.html