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As you can see here (https://developer.linkedin.com/docs/oauth2) in Step 3, LinkedIn provides you a single access_token and the expires_in. You are parsing expires_in correctly, but something weird happens with access_token.
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Sites -> (Choose your site) -> Settings -> Customisations Disable by changing the option "Do you want to display the OneAll branding in the plugins?" to "No [...]"
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This did resolve the issue! Thanks for being prompt!
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Actually, this might be because you're not sending the default read_public scope, and that could mean the returned data is quite funny
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We have all current scopes chosen in your UI. Step #3 is the following URL: https://api.pinterest.com/oauth/?response_type=code&client_id={HIDDEN}&client_secret={HIDDEN}&state=8804f2c1-6e8a-43b9-9f4c-82ff6b8629dd&scope=write_public…
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Here's how I start a new login with Javascript for the user. It works on production as it does on localhost, as long as your whitelist is setup correctly. You'll want to change it to meet your needs, like what the callback_uri endpoint should be (my…
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@Will_Halim I just tried your site and a few things aren't setup correctly on your end. Facebook: Your app is still in Development mode. Only Admins/Devs/Testers on the app settings page can actually use that as a login option. Twitter: You have n…
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Thanks, @Claude_Schlesser We'll be testing this week, and I'll mark it resolved as appropriate. Cheers! Edit: All good. Thanks!
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A quick fix that satisfies my needs would be to change the oAuth Redirect URL From: [...]&scope=read_public To: [...]&scope=read_public,write_public
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@Satya_Iluri "Social Sharing" here refers to the Social Sharing API, which lets developers push out updates on behalf of the user. For this type of sharing, your web server would know who you're pushing the message out for. However, I think you're …
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@Fred_Pinel this has been available for a WHILE. https://developers.pinterest.com/docs/api/pins/?
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If you're running on localdev, you can capture the response from OneAll. That response would probably let that @Clause_Schlesser guy help you a lot faster!
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I just went through and got most of the scopes accepted. Facebook is 100% ok with you using the User's data to create a profile for them within your system. Plenty of services provide this. (Heck, even Spotify has a profile page!). The review pro…
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The Javascript API for OneAll is very simple. You'll need to do some basic JS work. There's no JS implementation that'll do this for you unless you include someone else's basic JS work.
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Twitter doesn't send email addresses by default. Your Twitter App needs to have this permissions/scope set in order to get the user's email address, under "Additional Permissions". 1. https://apps.twitter.com 2. Your app 3. Settings 4. Additional …
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