google-apps-for-education

We set up a Google Apps Script -based Intranet in our organization, which benefits from Google Apps for Education. We've been using for months: doGet() HtmlService.createTemplate(...) Publish > Deploy as Web App and setting: "Execute the app as:" admin@ourdomain.com "Who has access to the app:" Any member of ourdomain.com Everything worked ok up to now. However today (July 7th. 2017) the HTML pages to be shown to the intranet users include an inconvenient Warning added by Google at the top claiming that This application was created by another user, not by Google. , which is really annoying. I

I am using Google Drive Java API. I need to copy a file from one Google domain to another, so my approach is the following: authenticate with source domain service account share file with user in destination domain authenticate with destination domain service account and impersonate the user copy the original file from origin domain to destination domain delete the share permission from the original file Everything works as expected except that I don't want the destination owner to receive the Google Drive email notifying him about the shared file. When the file is shared via the Web GUI one

I have a Google account as a student. This account is managed by my university and recently the university informed us that students' accounts have now "unlimited" storage for Drive etc. To perform backups with this, I created a few service accounts in Google APIs console (XXX@developer.gserviceaccount.com). But it turns out that those accounts' storage is limited to 15GB, that is, when trying to upload files to one of service accounts that already has ~15GB in it, I get an error "the client is exceeded his storage quota". I asked the university admins, they don't know how to help and even don

I am currently working in a Google Education domain and I would like to automatically generate a Google Doc via an onSubmit trigger from a Google Form. I have a template file that I would like to copy and then replace fields (e.g., {{name}}) with responses from the form. Upon submission, the template Google doc is successfully copied and renamed, but I cannot open the doc to replace the text fields. var templateFile = DriveApp.getFileById(id); var targetFolder = DriveApp.getFolderById(id); var newDocName = title + "_" + name + "_" + submissionDate; var newFile = templateFile.makeCopy