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AppScript UrlFetchApp.fetch() not working for WebApp accessible only by domain users
The Next CEO of Stack OverflowHow to use UrlFetchApp with credentials? Google ScriptsFailure in Fetching Google Script's URLFetch JSON object from Google WebApp from another Google WebAppTransferring data to GAS via doPost does'nt workBounded appscript to google sheet is not working after being shared with java drive SDK v3Google Suite App Script Email Sending LimitRemote request and oauth for Google Apps Script webappG Suite Emails Sent with Google Apps Script Are Not Delivered “Message Blocked”Gmailapp sendemail select different accountPost from Infusionsoft to spreadsheet. Google WebApp permission settings
I currently have an issue where I have:
Main account who owns an appscript deployed as a WebApp with excute set to "Me"
and acces set to "Anyone within @[mydomain].com" with doGet() and doPost()
methods.Secondary account who ownsappscript sending UrlFetchApp.fetch("mainAppURL").
Running the script in the secondary account returns the HTML of the Google Sign Page with response.getContentText() and does not run the doGet() method, but running the mainAppURL in the address bar seems to work.
Why is the script not creating a pop up to request the user to sign in?
google-apps-script web-applications google-oauth gsuite urlfetch
edited Mar 8 at 21:02
TheMaster
10.6k3936
asked Mar 8 at 19:33
DanielDaniel
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I currently have an issue where I have:
Main account who owns an appscript deployed as a WebApp with excute set to "Me"
and acces set to "Anyone within @[mydomain].com" with doGet() and doPost()
methods.Secondary account who ownsappscript sending UrlFetchApp.fetch("mainAppURL").
Running the script in the secondary account returns the HTML of the Google Sign Page with response.getContentText() and does not run the doGet() method, but running the mainAppURL in the address bar seems to work.
Why is the script not creating a pop up to request the user to sign in?
google-apps-script web-applications google-oauth gsuite urlfetch
edited Mar 8 at 21:02
TheMaster
10.6k3936
asked Mar 8 at 19:33
DanielDaniel
112
Is the secondary account within your domain?
– TheMaster
Mar 8 at 21:02
Yes it is within the same domain! Currently trying to generate an oAuth token with the secondary user and passing the token within the header but getting a "401 unauthorized exception"
– Daniel
Mar 8 at 21:20
OMG THIS WAS IT !!!! I just ran A DriveApp function to enable the scope and it worked! Thank you!
– Daniel
Mar 8 at 21:28
@TheMaster You can repost my answer so that I can mark as solved, Thank you
– Daniel
Mar 8 at 21:38
Great! Your answer is enough. You can mark it as solved yourself.
– TheMaster
Mar 8 at 21:55
add a comment |
I currently have an issue where I have:
Main account who owns an appscript deployed as a WebApp with excute set to "Me"
and acces set to "Anyone within @[mydomain].com" with doGet() and doPost()
methods.Secondary account who ownsappscript sending UrlFetchApp.fetch("mainAppURL").
Running the script in the secondary account returns the HTML of the Google Sign Page with response.getContentText() and does not run the doGet() method, but running the mainAppURL in the address bar seems to work.
Why is the script not creating a pop up to request the user to sign in?
google-apps-script web-applications google-oauth gsuite urlfetch
edited Mar 8 at 21:02
TheMaster
10.6k3936
asked Mar 8 at 19:33
DanielDaniel
112
I currently have an issue where I have:
Main account who owns an appscript deployed as a WebApp with excute set to "Me"
and acces set to "Anyone within @[mydomain].com" with doGet() and doPost()
methods.Secondary account who ownsappscript sending UrlFetchApp.fetch("mainAppURL").
Running the script in the secondary account returns the HTML of the Google Sign Page with response.getContentText() and does not run the doGet() method, but running the mainAppURL in the address bar seems to work.
Why is the script not creating a pop up to request the user to sign in?
google-apps-script web-applications google-oauth gsuite urlfetch
google-apps-script web-applications google-oauth gsuite urlfetch
edited Mar 8 at 21:02
TheMaster
10.6k3936
asked Mar 8 at 19:33
DanielDaniel
112
edited Mar 8 at 21:02
TheMaster
10.6k3936
asked Mar 8 at 19:33
DanielDaniel
112
edited Mar 8 at 21:02
TheMaster
10.6k3936
edited Mar 8 at 21:02
TheMaster
10.6k3936
edited Mar 8 at 21:02
TheMaster
10.6k3936
10.6k3936
asked Mar 8 at 19:33
DanielDaniel
112
asked Mar 8 at 19:33
DanielDaniel
112
asked Mar 8 at 19:33
DanielDaniel
112
112
Is the secondary account within your domain?
– TheMaster
Mar 8 at 21:02
Yes it is within the same domain! Currently trying to generate an oAuth token with the secondary user and passing the token within the header but getting a "401 unauthorized exception"
– Daniel
Mar 8 at 21:20
OMG THIS WAS IT !!!! I just ran A DriveApp function to enable the scope and it worked! Thank you!
– Daniel
Mar 8 at 21:28
@TheMaster You can repost my answer so that I can mark as solved, Thank you
– Daniel
Mar 8 at 21:38
Great! Your answer is enough. You can mark it as solved yourself.
– TheMaster
Mar 8 at 21:55
add a comment |
Is the secondary account within your domain?
– TheMaster
Mar 8 at 21:02
Yes it is within the same domain! Currently trying to generate an oAuth token with the secondary user and passing the token within the header but getting a "401 unauthorized exception"
– Daniel
Mar 8 at 21:20
OMG THIS WAS IT !!!! I just ran A DriveApp function to enable the scope and it worked! Thank you!
– Daniel
Mar 8 at 21:28
@TheMaster You can repost my answer so that I can mark as solved, Thank you
– Daniel
Mar 8 at 21:38
Great! Your answer is enough. You can mark it as solved yourself.
– TheMaster
Mar 8 at 21:55
Is the secondary account within your domain?
– TheMaster
Mar 8 at 21:02
Is the secondary account within your domain?
– TheMaster
Mar 8 at 21:02
Yes it is within the same domain! Currently trying to generate an oAuth token with the secondary user and passing the token within the header but getting a "401 unauthorized exception"
– Daniel
Mar 8 at 21:20
Yes it is within the same domain! Currently trying to generate an oAuth token with the secondary user and passing the token within the header but getting a "401 unauthorized exception"
– Daniel
Mar 8 at 21:20
OMG THIS WAS IT !!!! I just ran A DriveApp function to enable the scope and it worked! Thank you!
– Daniel
Mar 8 at 21:28
OMG THIS WAS IT !!!! I just ran A DriveApp function to enable the scope and it worked! Thank you!
– Daniel
Mar 8 at 21:28
@TheMaster You can repost my answer so that I can mark as solved, Thank you
– Daniel
Mar 8 at 21:38
@TheMaster You can repost my answer so that I can mark as solved, Thank you
– Daniel
Mar 8 at 21:38
Great! Your answer is enough. You can mark it as solved yourself.
– TheMaster
Mar 8 at 21:55
Great! Your answer is enough. You can mark it as solved yourself.
– TheMaster
Mar 8 at 21:55
add a comment |
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As @TheMaster said, the driveApp scope should be in the project properties (running a driveApp command will run the authorization) so that a script from a secondary account within the domain may perform a fetch request to as script owned by another account within that same domain.
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As @TheMaster said, the driveApp scope should be in the project properties (running a driveApp command will run the authorization) so that a script from a secondary account within the domain may perform a fetch request to as script owned by another account within that same domain.
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As @TheMaster said, the driveApp scope should be in the project properties (running a driveApp command will run the authorization) so that a script from a secondary account within the domain may perform a fetch request to as script owned by another account within that same domain.
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As @TheMaster said, the driveApp scope should be in the project properties (running a driveApp command will run the authorization) so that a script from a secondary account within the domain may perform a fetch request to as script owned by another account within that same domain.
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As @TheMaster said, the driveApp scope should be in the project properties (running a driveApp command will run the authorization) so that a script from a secondary account within the domain may perform a fetch request to as script owned by another account within that same domain.
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Is the secondary account within your domain?
– TheMaster
Mar 8 at 21:02
Yes it is within the same domain! Currently trying to generate an oAuth token with the secondary user and passing the token within the header but getting a "401 unauthorized exception"
– Daniel
Mar 8 at 21:20
OMG THIS WAS IT !!!! I just ran A DriveApp function to enable the scope and it worked! Thank you!
– Daniel
Mar 8 at 21:28
@TheMaster You can repost my answer so that I can mark as solved, Thank you
– Daniel
Mar 8 at 21:38
Great! Your answer is enough. You can mark it as solved yourself.
– TheMaster
Mar 8 at 21:55