guiltar
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Ok, dude. But you haven't provided enough info to say more. It's obviously not the addon's problem, but your google app's.
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/...eturning-invalid-redirect-uri-in-my-rails-app
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Social Network Authentication (Twitter, Google, VK.com) 1.0
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Robert Prost
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Alright dude 
guiltar
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Don't give upAlright dude
If you can't fix it send me the link for registration.
Robert Prost
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Can't. It's a secret internet marketing resource thinktank. I could show you, but then I would have to kill youDon't give up
Robert Prost
Member
I will look into it. It is partially Google's fault. They make things overcomplicated and deliver 'half-assed' solutions. Like f.e. I cannot even add YouTube to my (paid) Google Office/Apps account cause in my country 'Google Youtube for Google Apps is not rolled out yet cause it is not a core application'. I now have to logout and login to a secondary gmail account just to post on YouTube ... -.-
yavuz
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Thanks for this addon guiltar. I just installed this and have the same error as above with google. It says that http://www.site.com/register/google doesn't match a registered redirect URI. Can you point me to the right direction where to look?
guiltar
Well-known member
In google app set redirects:
Code:
http://example.com/register/google
http://example.com/register/google?assoc=1Attachments
Mutt
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my forum is @ http://www.sternfannetwork.com/xen/
I'm using XenPorta if that matters
for Google Redirect URI I'm using
Code:
http://www.sternfannetwork.com/xen/register/google
http://www.sternfannetwork.com/xen/register/google?assoc=1and for Authorized Javascript origins
Code:
http://www.sternfannetwork.comi've tried it w/ & without the www. part
when I try to login w/ google it allows me to enter a email & pass but then I get the error
Code:
Error: redirect_uri_mismatch
The redirect URI in the request: http://www.sternfannetwork.com/xen/index.php?register/google did not match a registered redirect URIdo I need to add the index.php part to the redirect?
do I need to add the /xen/ to the javascript
thanks in advance
Mutt
Well-known member
UPDATE : adding the index.php part id the trick. my Redirect URL is now & it's working!!
Code:
http://www.sternfannetwork.com/xen/register/google
http://www.sternfannetwork.com/xen/register/google?assoc=1
http://www.sternfannetwork.com/xen/index.php?register/google
http://www.sternfannetwork.com/xen/index.php?register/google?assoc=1Mutt
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would really like to see it in the sidebar. Would also be nice w/ smaller icons sitting next to each other.
ultimately it could be nice to have the them at the quick reply box Huffington Post style. When reading a story there you can post a comment & if you aren't logged in, you get this overlay when you click reply.
could make it that much easier for lurkers to make that first post.
thanks by the way for the great job
If you want it in the sidebar there is some advice on the template modifications necessary here: http://xenforo.com/community/resour...oogle-and-steam-in-sidebar-visitor-panel.651/
We use it at our site, http://www.valvetime.net/forum.
As for smaller icons... These are quite small! At least compared to the default ones.
Currently, the Quick Reply box is hidden for visitors and a little link is in its place that says "You must be logged in" etc.
Clicking on that link drops down the login bar form.
Are we saying that you want the quick reply to be there, enable a visitor to type a message, and then clicking on reply tells them they need to sign up?
Hmm, I guess that would help actually. If they've gone so far as to type a message then surely they'll continue that to logging in.
Let me look at this. I have a feeling it's not going to be as straight forward as it is in my head, but it's worth a try
avi
Active member
Yes
TBH it will make forum more n00b friendly. If they don't know that they need to login to post something, then it'd help them lot. They post a reply, then the overlay shown in above image appears, that'd be great !
Thank you
I'm not at all promising anything, but I'll have a go and if I can't do it then I'll post the request in the proper place.Yes
TBH it will make forum more n00b friendly. If they don't know that they need to login to post something, then it'd help them lot. They post a reply, then the overlay shown in above image appears, that'd be great !
Thank you
Mutt
Well-known member
thanks
yep that's exactly it. on Huffington Post you can go to any article and if you scroll past it there is a comment form much like our quick reply box. you type the message & then click the "Post Comment" button. if you aren't logged in it gives you the overlay I posted letting you log in or create an account using your facebook login. I understand it's not something simple. just thought it would be a nice feature that converts lurkers to members & figured I'd suggest it.Currently, the Quick Reply box is hidden for visitors and a little link is in its place that says "You must be logged in" etc.
Clicking on that link drops down the login bar form.
Are we saying that you want the quick reply to be there, enable a visitor to type a message, and then clicking on reply tells them they need to sign up?
Hmm, I guess that would help actually. If they've gone so far as to type a message then surely they'll continue that to logging in.
Let me look at this. I have a feeling it's not going to be as straight forward as it is in my head, but it's worth a try
thanks again
guiltar
Well-known member
I think big blue button is what you need. Have you clicked it?
