I have been trying to use the Google API to upload videos from a website (using OAuth2 for authentication to our business YouTube account) which works great but I need to be able to show the progress of that upload and when it completes etc
I am using the code sample found here: https://github.com/google/google-api-dotnet-client-samples/blob/master/ResumableUpload.VB.Sample/ResumeableUploadSample.vb
As you can see its an Async call to the upload which works fine, the issue I have is not being able to show the progress on the page and when the upload is finished or has an error.
Is this possible via an Async call as its beyond my knowledge and if not what code can I use instead?
The users of the site will have their own login but the videos will be uploaded to our YouTube account via OAuth2 authentication.
I have googled this for over 3 days trying different scenarios with no luck whatsoever.
Any help or pointers would be gratefully appreciated.
Thanks,
Gary
In the sample, the method VideoInsertRequest_ProgressChanged() displays progress and completion status. Make sure you have executed the AddHandler() method to enable VideoInsertRequest_ProgressChanged(). See Line 136.
Likewise, the method VideoInsertRequest_ResponseReceived() is enabled by an AddHandler() call so it can display the videoResource.Id returned by YouTube. See Line 137.
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Some users stuck on loading when they use Google sign-in in recent day.
This issue seems to depend on the account because I use the same device and tried to use different accounts to sign-in, this issue only happened on a part of accounts.
Below is my setting:
implementation "com.google.android.gms:play-services-auth:17.0.0"
Below is my setting:
implementation "com.google.android.gms:play-services-auth:17.0.0"
I tried to downgrade play-services-auth version, but it still not working.
Do you request additional scopes like "/auth/youtube" or google drive?
I believe it tries to show you this warning https://support.google.com/cloud/answer/7454865?hl=en, so maybe you need to verify your app.
Google says it is their bug and have corresponding issue filed in github
https://github.com/googlesamples/google-services/issues/413
You need to pass the verification process for the youtube scope anyway.
This issue is from google's side but for now, remove the consent screen from the test state and publish it. And It will work
I'm new to Firebase. I just want to build a simple HTML form on Firebase that sends email to me as well as to the user who fills up the form upon submit button click. I do not need any user authentication or database. After that I want this HTML form to be able to embed on my Blogger website, probably using iFrame. So how can I go about doing this?
Based on my understanding, for a HTML form to send email requires server-side coding like ASP.NET and PHP, may I know which language should I use on Firebase? Does Firebase provide such SDK that I can simply write in JavaScript and create a .js file for my form handler?
I already know how to deploy HTML files to my Firebase project using Node.js and get the URL of every file that I deployed, e.g. images, css files etc. Any help would be greatly appreciated, thank you.
With Third Parties (by now)...
After many hours researching about this, the solution seems not to be inside Google at the moment, but using a third party: SendGrid.
Tyson Bailey created a small example and explains this methodology in this blog post.
If I wanted to build a scraper that pings each URL on a site and stores the adobe (or Google) image request, how would I go about this? I.e. I just want something that grabs all the parameters in the URL posted to Adobe in a csv or something similar. I'm familiar with how to build simple web scrapers, but how do I grab the URL I see in for example Fiddler that contains all the variables being sent to the Analytics solution?
If I could do this I could run a script that lists all URLs with the corresponding tracking events that are being fired and it would make QAing much more manageable.
You should be able to query the DOM for the image object created by the tag request. I am more familiar with the IBM Digital Analytics (Coremetrics) platform and you can find the tag requests using accessing the following array document.cmTagCtl.cTI in the Web Console on a Coremetrics tagged page. I used this method when building a Selenium WebDriver test case and wanted to test for the analytics tags.
I don't have the equivalent for Adobe or GA at the moment since it depends in the library implementation am trying the do the same as you for GA.
Cheers,
Jamie
The tutorial doesn't say how to activate the Javascript API v3 service. It just says do it. My Google Developers Console screen doesn't match the screen they show in the written (probably out of date) tutorial.
There is no "Service" category for me to choose. I have a "Terms of service" category which, when chosen, allows me to read the terms for this particular API but there is no action to be taken in that window. I have an API key and I have entered the code in my web page and placed my API key in it.
I get the following error message when loading the web page: "This page was unable to display a Google Maps element. The provided Google API key is invalid or this site is not authorized to use it. Error Code: InvalidKeyOrUnauthorizedURLMapError" and I think it may be because I have not been able to "activate" API v3 for this project.
I have tried the following:
Regenerating a key and using it immediately so I know it isn't that the key is over 24 hours old
Double checked my referrals
Accurately entered the name of the site where I am trying to make this work.
You need to activate API from the Developer Console
click the 4^ and then click the "Enable API" blue button
I wasted my time just because of confusion so i am answering here with updated screenshots to help in a better way.
In my endeavour to gain use of the Youtube API I am required to follow the procedure defined here.
In this link there exists a Prerequisites section that states:
Register your application with Google so that it can submit API
requests.
This takes me here which is a page Titled: "Registering your Application". This page contains instructions stating:
To register a new application, do the following:
Enter the Google Cloud Console https: //cloud.google.com/console [hit my link limit LOL]
Select a project, or create a new one.
In the sidebar on the left, select APIs & auth. In the list of APIs, make sure the status is ON for the YouTube Data API v3.
In the sidebar on the left, select Registered apps.
I have done all of the above. I have also clicked on the project taking me to another page. I am however, unable to register the application.
My question to you is "Where do I find the "Registered apps" because it's not in the sidebar on the left.
Google even provide a video on the instructional page stepping you through it. Unfortunately the video appears to be for an older site.
I am running Firefox 25.0.1. and it doesn't work for me so any guidance would be appreciated.
Instead of Registered Apps, in new version you'll go Credentials under API's and Auth and create your keys there.
I tried everything to help you out but i couldn't find "Registered Apps" too. Have you ever tried "Credentials" ? I think it works for the same way.
They don't care much about updates i guess. That's why they did not renew the instructions and the video..