I build google doc add-on for google doc files, as locally deploy its' working like charm but when i try to publish add-on by following this https://developer.chrome.com/webstore/publish so it's publish as chrome extension not as add-ons.
I just want to publish my add-ons to show in add-ons store as well it should show with all google doc files under add-ons menu, please see in image where i want to display my add-ons.
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I would like to disable efr param to 1 in our dynamic link from firebase, in order to skip the preview page and get directly to the appstore. Thinking it will work.. but now the link is not copied to the app on install. What is your solution here in order to not show the preview page, go directly to the appstore, and keep the url within the clipboard on install?
IMO, UX wise, it's nicer to not have the preview page, even if I add metadata to it.
Thanks.
While there's an option to disable the app preview page, it's in place to ensure Dynamic Link reliability in iOS. You can have it disabled, but it won't guarantee that the FDL will work as expected in iOS. This is explained in more detail here.
I logged into my G-Suite Marketplace inside Cloud console to update the add-on to a new version. I had been testing the add-on in Spanish, and upon logging into cloud console, it was in Spanish and had a brand new UI.
OOF.
I updated the version in the configuration tab and upon going to the Store Listing Tab, there were now three buttons at the bottom - where previously there had been just two.
I didn't understand what the buttons meant and (I'm embarrassed to admit how dumb I was), tried to copy button text to then translate back into English. In so doing, I clicked one of the buttons.
Now, my add-on is missing from G-Suite Marketplace (users can't download it), and they no longer see it in their Sheets Add-on menus.
oof.
I still see the add-on inside G-Suite Marketplace in cloud console, but it has said "under review" for two days.
How do I get my Add-on published again? Both the Save and Publish button are greyed out on the Store Listing tab.
I wanna ask about how to Installing and testing the "gmail contextual gadget".
https://developers.google.com/gmail/contextual_gadgets#installing_and_testing_the_gadget I'm getting trouble the deprecated document. In first step "1. Log into the console." but when I click it bring me to a page about Apps Marketplace
In this page, the document said, before you publish, you must pay a small fee using google wallet(it's 1st point in "Before you publish"). But when I click the link "Google Wallet", which has link:
https://checkout.google.com/
it shows 404 error page.
Please help me. Thank you!!!
This is no longer true. The Google apps marketplace is back in business and is its own marketplace. You need to enable Google apps marketplace sdk api in the project to make it work.
I know in the Google Apps Marketplace SDK you can specify a Gmail Contextual Gadget in the COB Extension section however there doesn't seem to be anyway to have a Google Apps Marketplace app install Calendar Gadgets automatically.
Barring that, is it possible for the Google Apps admin to install the Calendar Gadget for all the users on the Google Domain directly?
It doesn't seem like either of these is possible, is this correct? If so it's really disappointing.
The only way to install a calendar gadget is for each user to click on the install URL for the gadget. They need to accept the gadget and then it is installed and available.
You could look to use a chrome extension instead. Although this has its own installation challenges for a domain.
Only applications that belong to Google Apps Marketplace (they have enabled the GAM SDK) can be installed by the administrator and make them accessible for every one in the domain.
In the case of the Gmail Contextual Gadgets, although those are gadgets, they are part of a Marketplace project and therefore can be installed across the domain.
I am working on a Wordpress site.
Woothemes framework, Canvas theme from Woothemes.
Have installed the plugin Google Webfonts for Woo Framework.
So far - so good.
Now I need a Google Font API key.
So I have a registered developer account, and a Google Font project up and running via GoogleCloud Console. I have activated the Google Font API in the API list.
But I can't find my Google Font API Key!
I've followed the instructions as given here: https://developers.google.com/fonts/docs/developer_api
It says:
"To acquire an API key, visit the APIs Console. In the Services pane, activate the Google Fonts Developer API; if the Terms of Service appear, read and accept them. (Edit: Done this!)
Next, go to the API Access pane. The API key is near the bottom of that pane, in the section titled "Simple API Access."(Can't find this at all!)
Any ideas?
Sorry if this is a terribly simple question!
Kind regards
Annelie
Maybe the help page is a bit behind and refers to the 'old' console.
Old: https://code.google.com/apis/console/b/0/?noredirect
New: https://cloud.google.com/console?redirected=true
I wrote the Google Webfonts for Woo Framework plugin, found at http://wordpress.org/plugins/google-fonts-for-woo-framework/
For the last few versions, you do not need to use a Google API key to be up and running. The WordPress plugin contains a fallback list of all available Google webfonts, and I try to keep that list up-to-date as Google releases additional fonts.
So, unless there is a really new font you want to use, just run the plugin without an API key and it should provide all the Google Webfonts you want.
Hi at first create a project in Firebase then go there and click on the "Get a Key" at the main of the page choose your project and get it.