google-apps-script-addon

I made an addon ( link , in the description - the full code) that works like this. The spreadsheet editor fills the cells and selects the item to which the addon script is assigned in the user menu. The script inserts the current date on the sheet, collects the cell values, sends them to the owner, and removes the editor’s access to the spreadsheet. Everything works great on the desktop, but does not work on mobiles. Now more than 50% of users visit the Internet from mobile devices. Mobile users cannot access menus, sidebars and buttons in the Google Sheets application. In addition, the mobile

When creating a trigger programmatically, i.e. through ScriptApp.newTrigger() , does it always point to the "head" deployment, or the most recent published (versioned) deployment? (See documentation on deployment types here .) For context, I'm distributing a script in a multi-user environment which relies on triggers to run every few minutes. I'm trying to ensure that changes made in development (i.e. before publishing those changes) are not picked up immediately by all the clients of the script, as this effectively means any code updates in dev are instantly live for all users. If triggers

I am trying to publish a spreadsheet web add-on but getting following error. There is no API Console project with the id specified in the manifest's api_console_project_id field Can anyone tell me why I am getting this error ? Gosh... not sure why this was so hard. It'd be more user-friendly to run the various API checks before the user selects to publish their add-on and/or provide a link to the correct documentation! Then fix that super cryptic error message. Anyway, for others who are stuck in this boat (like me who published their first add-on so long ago they'd completely forgotten about

I've written a script that works great when used in a native spreadsheet. I am now trying to publish it as a Add-on, and am finding that onEdit(e) is not working, when onOpen(e) and onInstall(e) work fine. I've looked over the documentation on Authorization modes and installing/enabling an Add-on, but I think I am probably missing something (hopefully straightforward) since I am a beginner. Should I be calling the functions differently? Or the placement of the onEdit ? Any help is appreciated. Thanks!! function setup() { var ui = SpreadsheetApp.getUi(); var ss = SpreadsheetApp

I'm working on a Google Sheets add-on in Google Apps Script and want to know how I can deploy it and install it into a Google Sheets spreadsheet whilst it is still in development (i.e. not ready to publish in the Store). At the moment I'm forced to create my add-on embedded within an existing spreadsheet with no option of using it in another. Has anyone achieved this yet? Yes its posible but first you need to be approved by google to publish. Once you can publish you specify to publish only to a google group and not public (this is standard chrome store functionality) Go to Publish>Test as Add