gmail-addons

问题 Similar to: Getting only email address to display when using message.getFrom() in JavaMail but could not apply the solution. Trying to use mailMessage.getFrom() on Google AppScript with Gmail. Default script: function loadAddOn(event) { var accessToken = event.messageMetadata.accessToken; var messageId = event.messageMetadata.messageId; GmailApp.setCurrentMessageAccessToken(accessToken); var mailMessage = GmailApp.getMessageById(messageId); var from = mailMessage.getFrom(); var openDocButton

问题 Similar to: Getting only email address to display when using message.getFrom() in JavaMail but could not apply the solution. Trying to use mailMessage.getFrom() on Google AppScript with Gmail. Default script: function loadAddOn(event) { var accessToken = event.messageMetadata.accessToken; var messageId = event.messageMetadata.messageId; GmailApp.setCurrentMessageAccessToken(accessToken); var mailMessage = GmailApp.getMessageById(messageId); var from = mailMessage.getFrom(); var openDocButton

问题 I'm developing a G-Suite add-on that is storing user auth tokens for an external API within User Property Services as Google recommends. I'm planning to implement the OAuth2 Service as well for publication purposes. My assumption would be that when a user deletes an add-on, the property services associated with that user (and thereby their auth tokens) are deleted as well. However, I haven't found any documentation that says Google deletes a users property services storage when a user

问题 I'm developing a G-Suite add-on that is storing user auth tokens for an external API within User Property Services as Google recommends. I'm planning to implement the OAuth2 Service as well for publication purposes. My assumption would be that when a user deletes an add-on, the property services associated with that user (and thereby their auth tokens) are deleted as well. However, I haven't found any documentation that says Google deletes a users property services storage when a user

问题 I've been trying to publish a Gmail add-on for half a year now. But I can't submit it, because the required option is disabled: I've seen the other postings about this and registered at the doc and the issue tracker, but got no response at all. Did I make a configuration mistake, causing the option the be disabled? Or is it simply not possible any more to publish Gmail add-ons? (Sorry, I'm not sure if this is the right place to ask, but the official Google pages do link here...) 回答1: From the

问题 The background I'm using the Google Apps Script to create a Gmail Add-on. Via this plugin, I would like to connect to my backend server (a non-Google service) using a REST service request. The request has to be authorised. When authorised, I could then make requests to that server to receive data associated with that user in the database. I'm already using Google sign-in in my webapp to sign in to the backend service - at the front end, I receive the id_token inside of the GoogleUser object

问题 The background I'm using the Google Apps Script to create a Gmail Add-on. Via this plugin, I would like to connect to my backend server (a non-Google service) using a REST service request. The request has to be authorised. When authorised, I could then make requests to that server to receive data associated with that user in the database. I'm already using Google sign-in in my webapp to sign in to the backend service - at the front end, I receive the id_token inside of the GoogleUser object

问题 The background I'm using the Google Apps Script to create a Gmail Add-on. Via this plugin, I would like to connect to my backend server (a non-Google service) using a REST service request. The request has to be authorised. When authorised, I could then make requests to that server to receive data associated with that user in the database. I'm already using Google sign-in in my webapp to sign in to the backend service - at the front end, I receive the id_token inside of the GoogleUser object

问题 I'm actually trying to create a Chat interface in Gmail using Add-ons with App Script. All the interactions are working. But it keeps navigating to different cards rather than have it all in one card. Like in Google Tasks. Is there a way in which I can just keep adding sections to the same card dynamically to create a chat like interface. I assume if it is possible on Google Tasks Add-on it should be possible in this case too. Please help me out as it is a necessary requirement. 回答1: Update :

问题 I'm building a Gmail add-on that creates a card with just one form button. Once clicked, I want the button to trigger a function that will send the open email's content to an external API. So far, I have something like this: function createCard(event) { var currentMessage = getCurrentMessage(event).getBody(); var section = CardService.newCardSection(); var submitForm = CardService.newAction() .setFunctionName('callAPI'); var submitButton = CardService.newTextButton() .setText('Submit')