From iOS app it is possible to share content to Instagram, is it any trick for Web apps?
My only idea, prepare image for user to download image from the website to the disk, then notice him in an alert, he can open Instagram and add the image there.
Do you know any more ease solution?
If I good understand Instagram Graph API is only for Business accounts, so an app can not post in behalf of a user.
https://developers.facebook.com/docs/instagram-api
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We are developing an Enterprise level application, where there are several end users that will register themselves for some web application. We want them to use MFA, probably 'all' of them, user/password, Biometrics, google authenticator, but the register pages should not be the Microsoft Azure AD register pages, but branded pages from the application. The user should basically not know or care that the app is running in Azure. This should work for Browser logins and (perhaps a mobile app one day, but not now).
The examples I find online is mostly how to register if you're a user for Azure, not the app 'in' Azure.
In short, the steps should be:
User goes to website of app, click register
A register page shows, register a user, then prompts them some MFA choices and biometric choices
Next time the user visits the site, the authentication is used through the registered choices. Also check the device being used that is running the authenticator or biometric so it us only the registered one.
But all should be branded web pages and dialogue windows from the app itself.
This is a very old post, but it seems to answer my question, and the links to older Microsoft pages has links to newest pages also.
In short, you need an Azure Premium account which gives the ability to customise the experience.
anyone may know how I can bypass the consent screen pop up from browser when working google drive api? so far I am using OAuth2.0 to get authorization from google api that will pop up a consent screen to ask you allow api access your account and create a token into your local. However, I would like to move all application into docker and I do not want to publish token file into docker image. any walk around I can do?
I have a webapp that wants to access a user's posts via the new Instagram Basic Display API. Everything works and I now want to go live, but I find the App Review process really hard to understand!
The App Review documentation states that you have to demonstrate in a screencast how the reviewer can log in to your app, request authentication from Instagram and then make use of the Basic Display API. I have created a test account in my webapp and provided those credentials to the app reviewers. The question is what Instagram account they are meant to connect to.
I would assume that they have their own special Instagram accounts that are pre-approved to all in-development applications. But just in case that wasn't the case, I created an Instagram Account just for this purpose and gave its test credentials to the app reviewers.
My review was just rejected, with the screenshot below given as a reason. Turns out that the reviewers did in fact try to use my test instagram account, but Instagram thought their login attempt was suspicious and wanted to confirm that they really own the account.
What am I meant to do with this? Facebook owns Instagram, and I am trying to get access to Instagram's API, but their Facebook app reviewers don't seem able to test their own Instagram Basic Display API!
The only thing I can think of is giving them access to the test account's webmail so they can unlock their own suspicious login attempt.
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I am using Kentico built in web part "Facebook Connect Logon" on my website. I have made all the required settings for facebook in Settings application.
I have provided all the token access in the developers facebook account for the application.
The functionality is working fine, I just want to know is it possible to get the profile picture of the user from their facebook account and use it on my website?
Any help will be greatly appreciated.
You can use the format specified for the Facebook user image in their API.
{user-id}/picture
Then use the type parameter to customise the size.
Does anyone know if there are any instances where Instagram allows a third party to upload photos? I'm referring to businesses uploading photos to their account without using Instagram's phone app, not a consumer use.
If this B2B possibility exists, how does one approach Instagram about getting access to the API?