I'm in the process of integrating LinkedIn into my application, via their API. The problem is that I cannot test it.
In order to test it, I need a test user that is administrator of a company page. I cannot create a company page since my test user does not meet the minimum requirements.
How have other users of the API solved this problem?
A quick peruse of the documentation for company page administration on LinkedIn's developer website yields this:
https://developer.linkedin.com/docs/company-pages#testing
LinkedIn has a special test company that you can in your test cases for this exact purpose.
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I have developed a tool with Angular for which I would like to offer a free and a paid premium model. Accordingly, a login is possible there. The authentication and the database runs via Firebase.
I present this tool on a separate WordPress website based on Elementor. There you can also find other areas like FAQ, Demos etc. On this site I also listed the prices and offer with WooCommerce the possibility of purchase (subscription model / Paypal).
Now to my question: How do I link both platforms most elegantly? If someone subscribes to the premium model via WooCommerce, the user (at this moment registered...or not...) must get premium access via the Angular app. Is there a best practice here?
My approach: after the purchase, I send a token by e-mail, which the user can enter in his profile on the platform. There I check the validity.
How would you rate this procedure?
You can read the official doc from here that may help you get it done.
https://firebase.google.com/docs/web/setup
I've been using Google App Maker for a few months now, but tried to log into an existing App today and am getting this error:
The published app still seems to be working. But, I tested two different admin accounts to try and edit it and both get the same error. I looked under the G Suites Admin Panel and don't see App Maker in the G Suite Apps or Additional Google Services section.
Who do I need to contact? Should I submit something to the Issue Tracker?
If App Maker is no longer showing in your Admin Console then it seems there is a problem with your G Suite account. There are other reports in the App Maker Google Group from other users who are also reporting something similar hence I believe this is a bug. Please don't use Issue Trackers since this is mainly used to report bugs or issues found inside the App Maker service.
You must contact G Suite Support to report this since this an issues associated with the services inside the Admin Console. There is an App Maker Team in G Suite Support that will be able to help on this. More info on how to contact G Suite is available here https://support.google.com/a/answer/1047213
I had this same issue. My problem was I had two google accounts (personal and business). For some reason even if I was logged into my business account, when I went to appmaker.google.com the accounts would switch and I would be shown the please apply for early adopter page. To get around this logout of your personal account, clear cache, login with account that has access and you should be taken to the appmaker welcome screen.
We have created a SharePoint 2010 web part where we display our company feed from https://www.linkedin.com/company/"Name of Company"/.
End-users need to login the first time (that is ok). But even though they login using their personal LinkedIn profile, they cannot see our company-feed. Why is that?
If the users are set as LinkedIn Designated Admins they can see the feed, otherwise they cannot.
We are using
<script type="text/javascript" src="//platform.linkedin.com/in.js">
api_key: "The key"
lang: da_DK
authorize: true
onLoad: onLinkedInLoad
</script>
I hope someone can share their knowledge.
This is why :'( https://developer.linkedin.com/blog/posts/2015/developer-program-changes
Starting on May 12, 2015, we will be limiting the open APIs to only support the following uses:
Allowing members to represent their professional identity via their LinkedIn profile using our Profile API.
Enabling members to post certifications directly to their LinkedIn profile with our Add to Profile tools.
Enabling members to share professional content to their LinkedIn network from across the Web leveraging our Share API.
Enabling companies to share professional content to LinkedIn with our Company API.
Only people who can admin the feed can read/update to the company feed. All others are excluded unless you manage to get yourself promoted to LinkedIN partner: https://developer.linkedin.com/partner-programs
Some light on this issue over here:
As ahmeij said, Linkedin doesnt provide anymore an easy way of embedding your company/personal profile timeline anywhere. However, there is an alternative way of implementing this.
You will make use of the RSS feed of the profile. The url will be something like this:
https://www.linkedin.com/biz/[PROFILE ID]/feed?start=0&v2=true
You can find out the numeric ID in you profile/company page.
Read the full source here: https://www.glintech.com/blog/confluence-embed-linkedin-company-feed.html
I found the way to implement a CORS proxy, and got this working.
I used this simple PHP CORS proxy
However, LinkedIn site doesn't return any information from this URL anymore, it just returns a [301 - moved permanently] error :_(
As Alberto mentioned in the post below a RSS feed can be used to create an embed code. To enable RSS on your LinkedIn and get the RSS link you can follow this guide. Then you can use this plugin to generate an embed code of the feed.
You can use a social wall solution like Walls.io to add LinkedIn company feeds to your Sharepoint website. The tool generates an iframe or JavaScript code that you can embed. Here's an article on how it works on SharePoint.
We’re currently working on a ASP.NET web project using Visual Studio 2010, and as a requirement we have to implement a mechanism that will transfer some amount of money from our business account to end-user PayPal account.
The authorized user should provide the PayPal email address only.
The precondition is to do all that staff without redirecting to PayPal web site, everything should be done in background.
Is there any solution to solve this?
Any information would be greatly appreciated.
PS
I’ve read a lot of official documentation, but still disappointed. There are too many APIs and services, can’t identify what exactly should be used.
Please help…
If you use the Advanced PayPal Payment solution, you can do transparent payments from your website without redirecting to PayPal. This solution uses a web service to send payment. When I used it some time ago it was really simple to set up and you get a sandbox environment where you can experiment with it. You'll likely need a business account to be able to use this particular API.
Here's an article that describes how to use it.
I'm working on a site with a Facebook Connect integration on blog posts. I want a Facebook .NET SDK that will allow me to:
Authenticate that a user is logged into FB. The actual login will be done via the typical FBML login button and simple JS with the XD Receiver.
Be able to push data from my WebForm to the user's FB profile, such as a status update.
I do not need to:
Create an actual FB application that goes on your profile, like "Cheer for the Red Sox" app or whatever. I do completely understand that I need to create an app using the Developer application but I'm not indenting to create a real full app.
Do any special stuff other than know the user's basics and push data to the profile.
Now are there any good starting points or SDKs I should look at. I've tried Facebook.NET and also peeked into FBConnectAuth. It seems like the former is too much and the latter is too little of what I need. However, that was a quick glance so are there any people with good experiences that did simple things?
Help is much appreciated!
Have you tried this example?
Post status to Facebook profile without Facebook modal window using ASP.NET
If you have any feature requests for FBConnectAuth, please let me know.
Adam
For me, Raya's integration of Facebook Connect is the best example out there. The author also has a good blog post where he describes how he integrated it with his existing web application..