we used to have a working augmented system to login facebook and get&manage advertisement data. then we need to change the facebook account password of the user we used for login automatically in php. and old access token we used in PHP to login facebook is now not working.
I have tried to create a new access token with Graph API Explorer but I've got this error: appsecret_proof validation. then when i commented out this check and continue then I have recieved this error (line breaks added):
{"error":
{"message":
"(#294) Managing advertisements requires the extended permission \
ads_management and an application that is whitelisted to \
access the Ads API",
"type":"OAuthException",
"code":294
}
}
I almost don't know anything about facebook api how to use it.
Could you give me a detailed explanation of how i can create and access token with the ads_management right?
As Max points out, the Facebook documentation is the best source for detailed explanations of how to get access tokens and the ads_management extended permission. The Facebook Ads API guide overview provides the specific details you request including the link to the application form for receiving Ads API app approval.
The Ads API is a restricted platform which may only be accessed by whitelisted Apps.
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How to get access to LinkedIn API Client using Client Credential Flow (2-legged OAuth) when my usecase does not fit in one of the LinkedIn partners scope? How/where should I apply to get access? Or does it mean only the 4 usecases in this link can use server-side-only access to LinkedIn (without explicit user authentication)?
Currently, when I try to authenticate and get an access token, I have the following error:
{
"error": "access_denied",
"error_description": "This application is not allowed to create application tokens"
}
My usecase is to save time in our internal process following an interview we had with entrepreneurs. We generate a report and, instead of manually picking their profile information from LinkedIn, we would like to pre-fill the report using the LinkedIn API.
The LinkedIn support redirects to either Stack Overflow for API support or the link above to request access (which is for specific usecases only)
Resources:
- Use of OAUth 2.0 Client Credentials Flow
Referencing this post
, I tried to create an access token for my Google Actions. I enabled Google sign in, and end up with a user-id. The top post says "You can combine this with a web- or app-based Google Sign-In to get their permission to access OAuth scopes if you need to access Google's APIs" but I honestly have no idea how to do that. What I'm trying to do is get an access token from Google Actions/ Dialog flow to send to my server-end code in order to make a successful API POST request to Google Calendar API.
The post you reference that points to another StackOverflow answer that discusses the approach. It basically says that you need to combine two things to do what you want:
You use Google Sign In on a web page to let the user authorize you to access the calendar on their behalf.
You probably should use the hybrid flow so the access/refresh tokens are only handled on the server side - not in your web client.
Your server will store the access/refresh tokens in some way so you can use them as part of your Action later.
You will use Google Sign In for Assistant to authenticate the user when they connect through the Assistant and determine if they have already authorized you to access their calendar. If they have, you'll be able to get their access/refresh tokens out of your store and access their calendar.
You can't do it completely through AoG/Dialogflow because there is no way for the user to grant OAuth permissions to you by voice alone - this is why you need to direct the user to a web page for them to grant you permission to access their calendar.
My end goal is to register my API to receive notifications of leads generated by LinkedIn for my business's Company Page. The docs here say I need to register at https://api.linkedin.com/v2/leadNotificationUrls using the r_ads_ge_automation permission. I'm trying to acquire this type of access token by using a web browser to hit https://www.linkedin.com/oauth/v2/authorization?response_type=code&client_id=client_id_for_my_application&redirect_uri=https://my.company.net/api/oauth/linkedin&state=Testing12345&scope=r_ads_leadgen_automation, then logging in as a user that is an admin for the respective company page, then acquiring authentication code, and finally requesting an access token.
The problem is that when I try to hit https://www.linkedin.com/oauth/v2/authorization (with the query params above), I get an error response stating "r_ads_leadgen is not authorized for your application". I can't find any kind of application configuration that is supposed to give this permission to my application.
Can anyone help? Thank you
Permissions are offered to select Partners only. Have you applied to a Partner Program https://business.linkedin.com/marketing-solutions/marketing-partners/become-a-partner?
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.
Asking the question here as the linkedin help forum directed to post things related to API on stackoverflow.
I am developing a feature on our org website to show the top 5 company page feeds setup in linkedin. Ive already setup the required access in developer.linkedin and the whole flow works in the developer.linkedin REST console to fetch the feed.
I am currently recieving this error when i try from my machine to fetch the auth token with a valid client id and secret created.
https://www.linkedin.com/oauth/v2/accessToken?grant_type=client_credentials&client_id=OMITTED&client_secret=OMITTED
{
"error": "access_denied",
"error_description": "This application is not allowed to create application tokens" }
The documentation also mentions that this flow isn't available by default and the users will need to contact linkedin.
https://developer.linkedin.com/docs/v2/oauth2-client-credentials-flow
"By default, your application will not have the ability to use LinkedIn's client credentials flow. Contact us to have your application granted permission to use this flow."
What would be the next steps in requesting access to this flow for my org?.
As outlined here:
By default, your application will not have the ability to use LinkedIn's client credentials flow. Contact us to have your application granted permission to use this flow.
The next step would be to contact them directly or Apply to become a Partner
and if accepted you'll be granted access to additional data outside of the scope of the user authentication flow (which basically means you'll be able to make calls directly from your application to access certain information)
I think the answer is well explained by API-University, since the creation of an application in order to get the access_token, will solve the communication issue.
Link to the explanation: https://api-university.com/blog/api-usage/how-to-use-the-linkedin-api-and-oauth/