When I create a new App in Box with a file action, it automatically gets added to my box account and I have access to the file actions when I right-click on a file. I need another developer to have access to the same file action so we can develop and test it before we ask to put it live.
In the "Edit a Box Application" page I can add developers so that they can edit the application. I type their name into the box and save it, then they are able to get into the same screen and edit the details of the application. The problem is that when they right click on a file the file action is not presented as an option. When we look at the list of apps on their Box account our app in development is not there, which explains why they cannot see the file action.
How do we add our application to their account so that they can see the file action without having to set the application as publicly available?
They have to install the application onto their Box account. Have them go to https://cloud.app.box.com/services/ and they should be able to click the "+ Add" button to add the app to their Box account. That will let them have the UI components show up in their Box account.
Go to https:developers.box.com --> Click "My Box Apps" --> click "name of your app" --> copy the url from the browser--> tell your buddy to navigate to that URL.
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I try to install
https://github.com/JoeDawson/youtube pluging
which demands
GOOGLE_CLIENT_ID=YOUR_CLIENT_ID
GOOGLE_CLIENT_SECRET=YOUR_SECRET
parameters.
To get them I created an application on Google's Developer Console as :
https://imgur.com/a/uF5XeDF
Is it correct place new project ?
But I did not find how to create OAuth credentials
But I did not find where have I to create GOOGLE_CLIENT_ID and GOOGLE_CLIENT_SECRET ?
Is it correct editor just after I have registered myself at Google's Developer Console and completed my Profile by filling questions by link
in confirmation email ?
You may check this blog on how to get Google app Client ID and Client Secret.
Login to Google Developer Console at https://console.developers.google.com using your google account credentials.
If you are not registered on Google developer account, then you need to accept agreement.
After accepting agreement or if you are already registered on Google developer account, you will see a screen as shown below. Click on “Select a project” on top header bar.
From the project selection popup click on the button with plus icon to add new project.
Enter your “Project name” and click on “Create” button.
It will open list page of API and Services. (you can also open this page from left side menu bar > “Library” menu)
From the list page search API with name “Google+ API” and click on the box with name “Google+ API”.
It will show the detail page of “Google+ API”, click on “Enable” button and it will return you back to dashboard.
From the dashboard click on “Credentials” from the left side menu.
From “Credentials” page click on “OAuth consent screen” tab and enter your website URL. Then click on “Save” button.
From the Credentials tab, click on “Create Credentials” dropdown and select “OAuth client ID”.
On OAuth client id creation screen:
Select the “Web Application” radio button from the “Application Type”.
Enter your application name in “Name” field. This name will be shown to end users when they are asked to give login permission to your website. So please specify meaningful name which can identify your website.
Enter your catalog site URL in “Authorized JavaScript origins”. For example, if website domain is yourdomain.com, enter http://yourdomain.com
In “Authorized redirect URIs” input box, enter your website URL + the page/end-point where you wanted your user redirected back. If you are using Microsoft.Owin.Security.Google library, the end-point is “/signin-google”. For example, my website url is http://yourdomain.com, so I enter http://yourdomain.com/signin-google
Click on “Create” Button.
It will display the popup with client id and client secret.
You may also follow this documentation on how to use OAuth 2.0 to access Google APIs.
I cannot find the "Box Files" subtab in the list when I navigate to customize the form. All of the standard subtabs are there but the Box Files one is not present. Is there another menu created by the Box integration where I can control the place where it appears in the subtabs? It appears all the way to the right and I would like to bring it to the 2nd position in the subtabs.
The box tab is generated from a script inside the Box bundle you installed into your NetSuite account. Unfortunately, because you don't have access to the script that creates the tab, you won't be able to change the location of the tab.
Is there a way where we can login as a subscriber/customer in a wordpress website? I have developed a website for a client of mine. It's a club & hotel management website & they have 6000 members registered. We have login of all 6000 members in an SQL database & I want to use that SQL database for user login(besides usage of mysql).
Let me know if there's a possibility to achieve this.
Thanks.
Here are the steps to provide a customized login experience for your subscribers. It may be a long process, but it would work easily:
First thing you need to do is install and activate the WPForms plugin.
Upon activation, you need to visit WPForms » Settings page to enter your license key. You can get this license key from your account on WPForms website.
After verification, you need to head over to WPForms » Addons page.
Click on the Install Addon button.
Visit WPForms » Add New page. This will launch WPForms’ form builder.
You need to enter a form name and then from ‘Select a Template’ section click on ‘User Registration Form’ template.
Add new fields you want to add from the left panel as well as customize the order of existing fields by using a simple drag and drop interface.
Once you are done adding the fields, click on the ‘Settings’ menu on the left and then select the ‘User Registration’ tab.
Click on the save button at the top right corner of the screen to save your form settings.
Simply create a new WordPress page or edit an existing page that you would like to use as registration page.
On the page edit screen, you will notice the ‘Add Form’ button. Clicking on it will bring up a popup where you can select the user registration form you just created.
Click on the ‘Add Form button’ and you will notice a WPForms shortcode will appear in the post editor.
You can now save or publish your page. Visit the page in a new browser tab to see your custom user registration page in action.
Visit WPForms » Add New page. This will launch the Form Builder interface of WPForms. You need to provide a name for your custom login form and then select ‘User Login Form’ as your template.
Next you need to click on the settings tab and then click on ‘Confirmation’ tab. This is where you can define what to do after a successful login.
You can show users a message, redirect them to the page they came from, or redirect them to any other page on your site.
Click on the Save button and now You can add your custom login form to a page by creating a new page and then clicking on the Add Form button.
Our website is currently being created on WordPress, and we will soon have a large resource centre for PDF downloads. We need to be able to capture user data before customers download the PDF files - however we need to keep the forms hidden and only display the download title, before clicking on the link.
Is there a plugin or some code already created that can do the following:
Using download monitor (or another plugin), add an extra checkbox field labelled 'Request a form'
If the 'Request a form' checkbox is ticked, when a user clicks on that download link, an overlay form will appear
Once they've filled in the form details their download will automatically be emailed to them.
Any help would be much appreciated, or any other suggestions!
Looking for the same thing, any progress? Im looking for the same Form to Download Link protection, for each link to a download file to pop-up a contact form before you can download.
If your making a script using the Google script editor, how do you get the url of the script your running in the google script editor in google docs? (sorry for not capitalizing the word google)
If I'm understanding your question, you can choose the "Publish" -> "Deploy As a Web App..." menu item. From there, the pop-up will show "Deploy as Web App" with a text box underneath containing the URL. Grab that (or click the "latest code" link just below it). You don't have to follow-through on the re-deploy (if you do, you'll want to use the URL it presents in a pop-up after doing so)
If you haven't previously deployed it, you'll need to save a "version" and deploy it, as touched on here. Upon doing that, it will present you with the Url in a pop-up as mentioned above. If you miss it, the the first part of this answer applies.