Is it possible to get all Inbox by Google reminders via Google App Script?
I can't find any reference for accessing Google Inbox stuff. Mail data is covered with Gmail API, but no information about new Inbox by Google features, like the reminders.
I would like to make a printable sheet from all undone reminders/tasks.
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I am collecting Data via Google Forms, they go into a Google Spreadsheet.
Then I would Google Apps Script to enter the Data into a Webpage Formular.
Is this possible in anyway with Google Apps Script?
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I would like to do Google Apps Script, go to a website( I don’t have control of the website, then get data from a google spread sheet and enter it into the fields then click on certain fields. I know I could to it via puppeteer. But I was thinking google Apps Script has something/sometype to interact with websites.
Not in the way you're thinking. If the target website is not secure you can "fake" a form submission on it by making a POST requesting using UrlFetchApp. But this will most likely not work on most sites.
You can use UrlFetchApp to get the target website but GAS won't render it or let you interact with it like puppeteer will.
I have a private Slack Bot that uses Google APIs to generate a Google Sheet with data for our users. I am using a Service account as the bot creates those sheets under it's own Google account.
Now I want to add a script to that sheet (so that users can upload the modified data back into the server) using the Google Script API.
How can I do this? What are the workarounds?
So I have a Google Document with a script that saves the current name of the Google Doc in a cookie so the name is temporary. Then there is a button to change the name of the Google Doc. Is there a way to save the name of the Google Doc to a cookie? Do cookies even exist in Google Apps Script?
I am creating a GAS Hangouts Chat bot for use within my G Suite domain. I have opted for the Apps Script architecture, as I want to use Google Sheets as a data store.
Since I use Google Sheets in the script, the bot prompts every new user to authorize it to use Google Sheets. If you publish a Google Apps Script as a web app, you have the option to say "Execute the app as me" instead of "Execute the app as user accessing the web app". Can I do this with my chat bot?
I want the bot to come pre-authorized to write to my google sheet (because it's executing as me) without asking new users for authorization.
I'm trying to write an application where most of the logic sits in a Google Apps Script attached to a Google Sheet. I need some clients to periodically send a message to this script/sheet. Is this possible? I know I'd be able to send messages from the Sheets Script to the clients using an HTTP request, but I need the Sheets script to receive messages too.
No. it currently supports 3 platforms (Android, iOS and Chrome)
It is stated in their documentation