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If I share it with my work email (@evolvingweb.ca) and not my personal (@gmail.com) then the following URL (that the plugin generates) results in a 403:
This error manifests as a "Loading spreadsheet..." stuck message, and 403s in Chrome inspector.
Visiting the URL manually actually has Google prompt me "Which account do you want to use?" but this doesn't help the embedded scenario.
Interestingly, if my personal account was given access to the doc, then it wouldn't just grant me access to that URL, but would actually redirect to the following:
Testing that URL without granting access to the doc shows that it works.
Perhaps as a work-around, the macro could take a domain argument? Then it would generate links accordingly.
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Here's a document:
https://docs.google.com/a/evolvingweb.ca/spreadsheets/d/176n_UlxM_jmdp6ILDActVsrW9IaGuzVSx9_pmMsUy6U/edit#gid=0
If I share it with my work email (@evolvingweb.ca) and not my personal (@gmail.com) then the following URL (that the plugin generates) results in a 403:
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/tq?gid=0&key=176n_UlxM_jmdp6ILDActVsrW9IaGuzVSx9_pmMsUy6U
This error manifests as a "Loading spreadsheet..." stuck message, and 403s in Chrome inspector.
Visiting the URL manually actually has Google prompt me "Which account do you want to use?" but this doesn't help the embedded scenario.
Interestingly, if my personal account was given access to the doc, then it wouldn't just grant me access to that URL, but would actually redirect to the following:
https://docs.google.com/a/evolvingweb.ca/spreadsheets/d/176n_UlxM_jmdp6ILDActVsrW9IaGuzVSx9_pmMsUy6U/gviz/tq?gid=0
Testing that URL without granting access to the doc shows that it works.
Perhaps as a work-around, the macro could take a domain argument? Then it would generate links accordingly.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: