What I want to do is send a message from a normal user account to another user account. It has to be sent via web api, calling the corresponding URL.
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OpenId is an id of a Wechat personal account when it is following a Wechat Service Account. And the OpenIds are different for the same Wechat personal account in different Wechat Service Accounts.
So I want to find out OpenId of single account only and not the list of all the OpenIds which are following that WeChat service account.
Does anyone know how to get it?
I have to use it to send a message in https://api.weixin.qq.com/cgi-bin/message/template/send
You can get the user info via their UnionID first,(https://developers.weixin.qq.com/doc/offiaccount/en/User_Management/Get_users_basic_information_UnionID.html#UinonId) and then use the OpenID relevant to the current Official Account to send the Templated Message.
This way, your applications just need to track the UnionID, and get the user info on the fly, when needed (can be cached to avoid too many API calls etc).
1.Registing your service account with your email.
2.Getting your appid and appsecret.The appsecret must be saved after gained.
3.Setting the white doname in wechat service account managesites.When you are setting the doname, wechat will make you download a file and put it in your remote server where the doname sets.It will ensure the setting is from you and you can Scan code with your wxchat client.
4.Editing the miniprogram code. Use the method "wx.login()".you can get the jscode in the callback of "wx.login()" send it to your remote server.
5.Editing the remote server code.Send "get" request to get openid with your appid ,appsecret,the jscode from client.
https://api.weixin.qq.com/sns/jscode2session?appid=APPID&secret=SECRET&js_code=JSCODE&grant_type=authorization_code
Hi generated secret file using OAuth 2.0 client ID. In that secret file, I do not see any google mail address to authenticate or access permissions to that mail address. Still facing below error.
Arg, there was an API error : 403 : User does not have sufficient permissions for this profile.
How come I know, to which user, we do not have sufficient previliges?
Please help me with this
You have created an Oauth2 client for use with your application. When the application runs a user will need to login using their Google account and grant the application (client) access to their data. I have an article that explains how google oauth2 works if you are interested. Oauth2 for beginners
User does not have sufficient permissions for this profile.
Means that the user you have authenticated with does not have access to the Google Analytics profile you are trying to request data form. Try doing an Accountsummires.list this will return a list of the Google Analytics accounts that the current authenticated user has access to and the ones you will be able to request data from.
Question: How come I know, to which user, we do not have sufficient privileges?
You have a profile id you are trying to access find someone who has access to that profile and have them run your application. When they have logged in and authenticated they will be able to see the data.
User flow
User clicks on wechat link on the website
User is redirected to the wechat QR code for logging in to the web site.
User logs in to the website successfully after scanning the QR code.
After successful logging in, I want users to automatically subscribe/follow the OA(subscription account).
Can you please let me know if its possible and if possible can you please guide me to the relevant resource to achieve this functionality
Although I do not know of any guide pointing how to do that, I implemented it myself for a woocommerce-based site.
user lands on the page
the system authenticates the user (with the WeChat User Info interface https://api.weixin.qq.com/sns/userinfo)
the system checks if the user is a follower (with the WeChat User Info interface https://api.weixin.qq.com/sns/userinfo)
if the user is not a follower, a QR code to follow the OA is displayed (QR code pulled from the weChat interface https://mp.weixin.qq.com/cgi-bin/showqrcode)
the user scans the code and follows
the system receives an "subscribed" event (XML event)
the system checks the last page visited by the user
the system sends a welcome message to the user (XML response of type news)
the user interacts with the welcome message to go back to the original page
I'm using Wordpress + WooCommerce in combination with the WP-API as a backend for my mobile ecommerce App.
My goal is to offer some social login (via Facebook, Twitter, Google etc.) within the app to register/login and then use the WooCommerce API to receive e.g. all the orders of that authenticated user.
Currently my plan is:
Use some client SDK so that the user e.g. can login using his FB account
From step 1 I get e.g. the users name, email and FB ID which is sent to a custom endpoint for adding the user to the Wordpress DB (like https://github.com/royboy789/wp-api-social-login)
Create a custom endpoint for orders with WP-API (e.g.: .../orders)
Inside the endpoint function check wether the user is authenticated
If user is authenticated, the endpoint returns the user's orders using a WooCommerce API wrapper
(https://github.com/kloon/WooCommerce-REST-API-Client-Library)
But I'm struggling at #3 because I don't really know how to check wether the user is authenticated.
I thought about creating another endpoint that will contact the OAuth authorization server to check the user’s credentials using e.g. Facebook's access token. And if the check is valid, I would create a custom Access Token for my API using some hashing of the userID, email etc. which is sent back to the client app. Then this Access Token is used for every call to my API which then reads out the User ID from the hashed token and returns e.g. all the orders for this User.
But somehow this feels just not right. Especially because this way I'd create an endless living Access Token...
Once you have done #2, the HTTP response from WP will include the auth cookie: see https://github.com/royboy789/wp-api-social-login/blob/master/inc/social-routes.php#L31 in the sample pointed to by the question.
Not sure what HTTP library you are using in the app but if you save the cookies received in the response and just reuse them in all subsequent requests to the server then authentication should be taken care of: you won't need an extra check/access point, as the login/registration automatically logs the user in, and the standard WP cookie checks take care of the verification on new requests.
I am writing a small program to retrieve and display Google Analytics information. I keep getting a 403 Forbidden error because of insufficient permissions.
I read on other posts that you have to add the email address associated with the client id you are using to access analytics in User Management.
The client id I am using however is associated with an installed application and doesn't have an email address, it only lists a client id, client secret, and redirect Urls as credentials in the developer's console.
How can I allow access for this client id when there is no associated email address listed in the developer's console to grant permissions to on the User Management page in Google Analytics?
Simply follow Google's OAuth 2.0 guide for installed applications.
Create a URL for authorization like you would for a web app. Only set redirect_uri to urn:ietf:wg:oauth:2.0:oob.
Point your user to this URL and let him authorize your app. Then the user will receive a code.
Prompt the user to enter this code in your app and use it to retrieve a refresh token from Google.
Store the refresh token and use it to get a fresh access token whenever you need one.