I'm using Google App Engine for a number of sites I host.
As of a short time ago GAE won't allow me to login via the usual.
https://appengine.google.com/a/websitename.com
It keeps telling me that I'm "Unauthorized." I.e I can't access the dashboard for any of my apps!
This was working fine as of a few days ago and I've not made any changes.
Is there any way that I can sort this out? I.e. can I remotely add a role to my app for example. Is there another way of logging into the dashboard etc?
Any help would be fantastic as this is really causing me serious problems.
Thanks in advance,
Matt
If you're trying to reach the app dashboard, the proper url format for the moment is https://appengine.google.com/dashboard?&app_id=some_app_id. That being said, you shouldn't depend too much on that as it's an implementation detail that's subject to change whenever.
Next time, try visiting http://appengine.google.com/ for the list of apps your account has access to.
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I've developed an application that works through Google's GSuite using OAuth2. The app is working fine and is part of the GSuite account that was set up to allow testing while developing it (which is the owning account of the app in the Developer Console). However, I now want to give the app to another GSuite company but can't see how to get them to add it?
The application has been submitted for review with Google to get it added via the Marketplace but we're keen to get the second company using it ASAP. I've had a look through the Google docs but couldn't find anything that appeared relevant and even tried to see if I could find an existing question on here. If anyone can point me in the right direction that would be much appreciated!
Cheers
You won't be able to give it to another company until it's published, so if the review is taking linger than expected, your best is to contact Google GSuite support
I want to move my angularJS web app to ionic hybrid app. I have done a lot of work all ready however I am confused on "autologin" topic. There are a lot of different information on internet, also the official docs are a bit unclear to me.
The scenario I am looking for is standart - on first lunch user creates account, logs in and next time he open app he is already logged in.
A lot of resources suggests to use localstorage. However there a some threath that it is not safe because IOs can clean localstorages.
So if that is not a good option, what is? Cookies?
I have spent hour reading and testing different approaches but well even more confused than ever. It seems to me as such important feature of hybrid app that there should be a good implementation... Would appreciate any help/suggestions/examples/links...
My ultimate goal would be that once authorized user can access and manipulate his profile data even if in offline mode. That means that opening app allready logs him in an his profile info is stored as well.
My minimum viable goal would be that when app is opened app recognizes user, checks as logged in, redirects to logged in state and makes http to get all user details. While user is waiting for that response there are loading spinners but he can start to use logged in app experience
I am working in Cordova ionic app, where I have stored token in localstorage. But it's not a good process. Have a look at Google FIREBASE. They have a good solution for you.
I had two custom domains on my setup. Now one is not there, the domain in question, www.emlakair.com is still working and pointing to the app engine code, but missing from the developers console. The other domain is www.catchamove.com. This is working also and visible under custom domains.
I have not done anything with the custom domains since they have been working so no changes on my part there. However, I have recently setup an account on with Google's search console and both the same domains are listing on there. My domain settings remain unchanged since verification of the domain first time around and everything seems fine that end.
Does anyone have a clue, I could try to re-verify the missing domain but that will mean changing the CNAME record and that will take the domain down for a while.
Here is the CNAME record data:
Can anyone from Google or anyone else for that matter explain this or provide a solution.
Thanks
Ok, I just had to re-verify again. But why? It would be nice to get some answers as to why a custom domain falls of the face of the map without explanation, yet still manages to point to the app engine project code no problem?
However, there is one anomaly still remaining and that is the other custom domain www.catchamove.com is showing A and AAA records on the developers console, but www.catchamove.com is setup with a CNAME record on my DNS management system, but it is working at the moment.
Short of paying $150/month so I can actually submit a ticket, what can I do to get Google's attention? I've seen other people get help for what appears to be the exact same issue.
I uploaded a new (small) app to Google App Engine (GAE), and the Applications Settings page shows an error under Cloud Integration ("An error occurred when creating the project. Please retry").
I've retried over a period of days, but it tries for a while, then reports another failure. I've asked questions of StackOverflow, and in the GAE issues forum, to no response.
Try to get hold of the people from Google Developer relations here, in the relevant Google+ communities or on Google groups.
If it can bring you any comfort: paying the $150 does not help you much - we have the subscription.
If you have a second Google Apps domain, replicate the issue by switching domains and recreating the project from scratch. Then if the error occurs again, post that it occurs in 2 or more cloud.google.com accounts with separate domains. This should help show this is not a one off error and requires investigation.
If it does not occur in the second domain, save your data, delete your project and recreate with a different project name and number.
-ExGenius
I have set up http://www.footballverdict.com and it's hosted on Google App Engine. Everything works fine. You can visit the custom domain without problems. For some reason when I do a search on Google for "football verdict", the results show startorsit.appspot.com/ask and startorsit.appspot.com/about. There is no footballverdict.com in sight for the main site! It's been at least two months since I hooked up the custom domain. The blog sub-domain does show up in the search results, but that's because it's not hosted on Google App Engine.
Does anyone know how to get the custom domain into the search results and remove the appspot.com sub-domain?
The easiest way to handle this is to have your app detect if it's being requested on appspot.com, and if it is, send a 301 to your canonical domain. Search engines will pick up on this and start listing your canonical site instead.
The answer? Canonical URLs.
Google Webmaster Tools has a great little blurb about it here, and Yoast has another one here.
I hope this gets you pointed in a good direction.
Best of Luck! ~Isaac
Are you using google webmaster? I think this might help. http://www.google.com/support/webmasters/bin/answer.py?answer=83106
It will still take some time for the updates to get into google tho(up to 180 days).