Drive 'Request Permission' Loop!

Thanks for your reply tararebeka.

Yes I have enabled the api and set up the redirect url. When using the plugin I actually get to the Google page which asks for the api permission. I get the impression I wouldn’t get that far if the api wasn’t enabled in the developer console. Also, the plugin gets to ‘connected’.

Do you know what should happen when I click the accept button as per the screen grab I linked to in my original post?

Matt

Thanks. I’ll give that a try when I’m back at work on Thursday. And also make sure I’m signed in correctly.

Matt

Well, the frustration is building!

So, I am now running on a local wordpress install so i have greater control and freedom to hack things about.

I have deleted any google app projects i had been experimenting/learning with and created a fresh one. I have also re-installed the Docs to WP plugin and cleared the database entries for the ID and Secret. I have updated to WP 4.2.2. PHP is running at Version 5.5.3. and Docs to WP is V1.1.

I am now further ahead than i was on Monday as i can now click on Settings > Docs to WP and the side bar and it returns the correct settings page with the status of ‘connected’. This is after i accepted the api permission page. I can now see the ‘auth token’ refresh when i reload the page and i see the requests appear in the graph on the overview page for the app in the Google developer console.

However, the posts still aren’t pulling through! I was getting the error “Syntax error, malformed JSON.” in the Abstract_Api.php. Reading this topic: https://wordpress.org/support/topic/10-beta-questionsissues?replies=26 i have tried removing the following code:

switch (json_last_error()) {

			case JSON_ERROR_NONE:
				$error = null; // JSON is valid
				break;

			case JSON_ERROR_DEPTH:
				$error = 'Maximum stack depth exceeded.';
				break;

			case JSON_ERROR_STATE_MISMATCH:
				$error = 'Underflow or the modes mismatch.';
				break;

			case JSON_ERROR_CTRL_CHAR:
				$error = 'Unexpected control character found.';
				break;

			// only PHP 5.3+
			case JSON_ERROR_UTF8:
				$error = 'Malformed UTF-8 characters, possibly incorrectly encoded.';
				break;

			case JSON_ERROR_SYNTAX:
				$error = 'Syntax error, malformed JSON.';
				break;

			default:
				$error = 'Unknown JSON error occured.';
				break;

		} 

		if( !empty( $error ) ) {

			throw new JsonException($error);

		}

I now no longer get any errors but still no posts! grrr.

Can anyone help?? :-/

Thanks.

Matt