In the Google console admin panel we have a option to see all the mail logs. Is there any way or any google api which will help me to get the data of mail logs in with python code?
I have seen and work that logic for gmail account which is working we can check your mails. But i want to get data from the admin console mail logs which cover all mails.
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I am trying to get friends who also use my app using Facebook Graph Api. I have confirmed that the test user accounts have my app active in their respective accounts Settings -> Apps and Websites. However I am still getting empty results when I fetch friends from the api. I have tried both the /friends endpoint and /taggable_friends endpoint.
Any help on why this could be happening? I can't upgrade the user_friends permission to advanced until my app is reviewed and I need to be able to get the test users working in my app to be ready for review.
EDIT:
The token applied is the test user token generated from the test user in the developer console.
in app actions deployment documentation i can see
"After you upload your app to the Play Console, we'll contact you at the email in Play Console with more information regarding the status of your App Actions review."
but i didn't receive any mail regarding this after uploading my AAB with actions.xml to open testing.
Use the support form to ask about review status. There is no way to check for yourself.
I made a website using Django.
The only way to log into it is the facebook login.
When I had to submit my app for review in the facebook developer console. They are asking me testing id and password. Since the only way to login is facebook, and it won't work till they test.
And they are asking how to open this website for testing. It's kind of a loop.
Is there another way out?
I don't want to use other ways of logging in (is in accordance with my idea)
I believe you can test your app with your own login credentials according to Facebook:
You do not need to submit your app if it will only be used in
Development Mode by you or someone with a role on your app. Any
account listed in the Roles tab in your App Dashboard, such as admins,
developers, and testers, can use all permissions but will only be able
to access their own data, that of test users, and test pages belonging
to them.
You can use any of these accounts to test your app and create a
screencast.
See this similar answer.
If customer register with their new account then they cannot login their account and they just see Login page again and again without sending any error on console. They cannot even see "MyAccount" page after first time they register with their account. When customer enter login information on login page and hit the login button, page just refreshing without sending any error message also if you have any item in the cart, the item quantity increase with refresh page which happen when you click on login button.
If I use old customer user email and password for login customer account then its loges in and you redirect "MyAccount" page and it's working well.
If anybody have any idea about this, please share with me.
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No. You are better off using Firebase as it's a lot easier if you are doing cloud messaging. Also with Google's Firebase Cloud Messaging, You can Deliver and receive messages in a more reliable way across platforms and with authentication you have a lot less friction with acclaimed authentication.
Authenticating a user has never been more simple: Eg
OR
Saving an image to Cloud Storage: Eg
Does the WSO2 dashboard allow for User information recovery? I am looking at it currently, and documentation shows that it allows for users to log in and manage their account. Does the Dashboard also support User Information Recovery, (i.e. resetting the password or finding a forgotten username). And if it does, what values in the configuration file do I need to modify?
Yes it does. Sort of. Here is a sample app that, I'm guessing, the WSO2 folks created.
http://cgchamath.blogspot.com/2013/12/password-recovery-with-wso2-identity.html
The example at the bottom has a readme with how to configure the server. What i did was to add a button to the dashboard login page that loaded the configured sample app, then rebranded the sample to make it look more like the dashboard page.