I am trying to get the user_likes permission approved in my mobile app.
It gets rejected because the process is not visible in the app.
The Likes are processed in the back end, filtered for keywords and the likes themselves are never kept. The keywords are fully visible to the users.
Did anybody have this happen to them ? Did you post your code in the request for permissions page , or a flow chart of the back end process ?
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I have an application which sends notification to its subscribers through telegram.
For someone to subscribe, he needs to add his request in my website and after that, to identify his self, he needs to start a conversation with my bot using a secret code generated by the server.
For example, whenever he completes his request he should click a button which leads him out of my website and to telegram's chat (using ), in the background, the website is making long-pool requests to the server to check whether the server received a notification from telegram with this secret code abcd and to get the chat id assosiated with the request so it could store the request with this specific chat id.
The process seems to work just fine for many users, but for minor amount of users it's not working, they are starting a conversation with my bot but not getting any feedback about a success. It seems as whenever they leave the website (or the browser) and follow the path of the link (https://t.me/mybot?start=abcd) straight to telegram app, the long-pool is being stopped.does that happen sometimes when long-polling?
I'm using calendar API to pull events of users in an organization that had installed my GSuite app as a service account (it just means that I have access to all the users in the organization).
I noticed some weird behavior - let's say I have an event with 2 participants - a and b (both are users in the company). when I use the calendar API events.list to pull event for a I get this event, and b is listed in the attendee list with responseStatus of 'accepted'.
When I pull the events for the same period of time for user b, I do not get this meeting, nor when I try to pull a specific event using the meeting id (event.get API). I also used showDeleted=True but still didn't get the event back when pulling the events of b (I'm pretty sure if the event would have been deleted then the responseStatus would have been 'decline').
What could be the reason for this behavior? I tried to reproduce it using two emails that I have access to, and I was not successful.
Since those are emails of my client I cannot just come up to them and ask what happened with this meeting.
This is the request I'm making (using python google API client):
from googleapiclient.discovery import build as Build
service = Build("calendar", "v3", credentials=credentials, cache_discovery=False)
service.events().list(calendarId='primary', timeMin=min_time, timeMax=max_time, pageToken=page_token, singleEvents=True).execute()
First I'm building the service using the service account credentials (delegating permissions to the current email), and then making the request to pull the events.
The min_time,max_time are strings like this - 2020-10-19T08:00:00+0000.
The pageToken starts as None but will change if there is a nextPageToken in the response.
This is the request I made to try and get the meeting of the user that appear as an attendee when pulling the event using another user's email & credentials:
service.events().get(calendarId='primary', eventId=<meeting_id>).execute()
But I'm getting 404 event not found response (This API returns deleted events - I've seen it)
I'm pulling all of the events correctly, and only saw this case on small number of the events (less than 5% of the meetings).
Any idea what could cause this?
Thanks!
I have this scenario
I enabled User-ID feature and Session Unification feature.
On the frontend when someone Signup I set their newly created UserId and I trigger custom event, that says that someone signed up.
Then I trigger another custom event from the backend that say that user becomes a friend with someone (need to do this fro the backend) and I'm using Measurement Protocol for this hitting this endpoint when this happens https://www.google-analytics.com/collect?v=1&t=event&tid=trackingId&uid=uid&ec=eventCategory&ea=eventAction&el=eventLabel
Now the problem that I have is that I did a small test, where I registered 2 users, and for one I become a friend with someone just to see if that event triggers too
Inisde the Realtime everything works as expected, but when the reports show up the next day I got 1 user with status Unassigned
Any Ideas what can break this flow and how this can happen? I thought If data in realtime is ok that it will be on reports too, Thanks!
Miss & before ea parameter. This can make issue because event action will not recognized and it is a required parameter.
EDIT
if you have done the tests too far apart (30 minutes) you can generate some inconsistencies due to the session, considering that you send an event.
Note: real-time data is generally unreliable.
I'm in the process of preparing an Open Graph Collection for submission to Facebook for approval.
The approval process requires publishing 8 actions to my Open Graph Test User, and I would like to preview this user's collection before hitting submit to ensure everything is good.
The docs indicate that app collections can be viewed by going to http://facebook.com/me/app_[namespace].
When I am logged in with my personal FB account, I can navigate to the above URL, using either the app's namespace or APP_ID, no problems.
But when I switch to the Test User and enter this URL, I seem to go through two or three redirects (the address bar cycles through URLs), before being returned to the Test User's timeline.
How can I view the Open Graph Test User's collection for my app?
I've created an open graph action, and so far I can only seem to use it to post the test page that Facebook has generated for me (I'm messing around with curl and a webserver serving the correct kinds of metadata).
Is this a restriction on actions (where, for sandboxed applications, only actions which have been approved can post real updates to a timeline), or am I likely looking at a bug?
In the app dashboard, you can create roles. Create one test user. After you log in from the test user (that will log you out from your original account), you can test freely. Or else, you can not post for global users unless your actions are submitted (via app dashboard -> open graph) and approved.