I am trying to enable the adsense management api from the google developers console. I have created a project and under APIs and auth I go to APIs and try to turn on AdSense Management API, but when I click it it just shows a toast notification saying "Error Enabling Adsense Management API". I really need this to work. So help is appreciated.
Thanks,
Sai
I had the same problem. I disabled my AdBlocker. Then it worked just fine!
Have you tried using a different browser or going back to the old version of the console? I had a similar issue because the browser blocked the Terms of Service agreement page.
I had the same problem. Disable AdBlock plugin and it will work!
Open a new incognito window and open the console url "https://console.developers.google.com/" there. After that, activate the AdSense Management API.
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I am not able to open Azure data factory in any browser, it just keep loading from past 1 hour. I have tried refreshing and using other browser, is there any specific reason why it happens? All other services on azure portal is working fine.
Browsers which I have tried:
Mozilla Firefox 65.0.2
Internet explorer 9
Microsoft Edge 42
Opera Latest
For all of the above browsers all services are fine but when I click on "Author & Monitor", it opens up a new tab and keep loading.
I often experience this issue but not always.The azure data factory UI keep loading or keep asking me to re-enter my account information. I fixed it by using incognito mode in the browser.
You could find many clues from this MSDN case. Also,try Chrome browser according to this case:Azure Data Factory v2 portal is slow
In order to access ADF portal you should use Google Chrome as at this moment other browsers does not support this portal.
See the response for similar issue: https://social.msdn.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/26dd2244-efa2-4225-a32f-2f68d3a60139/data-factory-ui-is-not-loading .
Thank you that worked - using firefox vs IE solved it. I don't wish to use Chrome.
I had this problem today too, I fixed it just by logging out from another account that I had log in moments before
This is the official solution: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/data-factory/data-factory-ux-troubleshoot-guide?tabs=edge#azure-data-factory-studio-fails-to-load
Pay attention to the third party cookie settings.
ADF officially supports both Chrome and Edge. So you don't have to use Chrome. Firefox actually also works.
I am developing new website using google cloud, but cloud DNS failed to load. Don't know what's wrong with that. Any solutions?
Go to APIs & services -> Library
Type DNS
Click on "Google Cloud DNS API"
Click on "Enable"
I had the exact same problem this afternoon. I was using Safari on a Mac, so I thought I'd try another browser. Sure enough, Chrome loads the page just fine.
Maybe try a different browser? (I had success with a with Chrome in an Incognito window)
you can only 'enable dns' on one project at a time. you will probably have another project dns enabled. disable it, then enable the dns on the project you want to work on.
Yes just enable the API and give the Cloud DNS a couple minutes to load up
I have created my first Chrome extension/app and found out that lightboxes do not function inside the app. I created the app from the Google example kiosk app. I'm only using webview in the app and have no other customizations. It just points to a link.
I want to use the app as an auto-launch Kiosk app on a Chromebox. Via this website I found that 'alert' and 'confirm' are a disabled web feature on chrome web apps.
I am wondering if it is possible to enable alert and confirm in the Chrome app so that lightboxes will work when interacting with a website.
Thanks in advance.
Yes you can definitely call alert box inside a chrome extension, just like you would in a normal javasript file as stated in this thread.
chrome.browserAction.onClicked.addListener(
alert("Im an alert box triggered by Chrome Extension")
);
The link you provided suggests that you can create a custom popup/lightbox as a workaround. There's a complete tutorial here.
Happy coding! :)
Is it possible to launch a browser's native web inspector or developer tools via an anchor/button on a web page?
No. Its not possible. Maybe if you have an extension for that particular browser, it might be possible. Check the chrome developer documentation for more details.
I'm really confused. I want to make a Chrome Extension that can update a user's Google Calendar, what kind of program should I register under Google API?
Is it Web App? But I don't plan to have a server to host anything because Chrome Extensions are in the browser itself.
I really don't think it's a service account, but if it is, somebody enlighten me!
So that leaves installed applications?
Well, Google Extensions and Google API are very different in nature, and they don't have a special way to comunicate themselves.
Chrome Extensions are javascript code running in the browser allowed by a Chrome user, with more rights than a normal page; while Google API is accessed by server code, just as Google Apps Scripts (javascript code running in a Google server with some Google user's right).