Google Login Bug about simpleauth HOT 17 CLOSED

This doesn't happen with the sample.

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@Clancey yes but sample uses google.Authenticate() , that works for me too, can you please try it with google.Get("https://www.googleapis.com/oauth2/v1/userinfo?alt=json");

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Still works for me. Does it work for you in the sample?

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It works for me too in the sample.
The problem is that in my app,

        protected override void OnActivityResult(int requestCode, Result resultCode, Intent data)
        {
            base.OnActivityResult(requestCode, resultCode, data);
            SimpleAuth.Native.OnActivityResult(requestCode, resultCode, data);
        }

is called 3 times instead of just 1, I'm not sure why.

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Try checking the data, see what is passed in, are the all the same?That shouldn't cause any weird artifacts.All the callbacks come from outside my realm. I can't control theOnActiviytResult

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Hi,

I got the same problem (flashing 3 times) today by mistake.
I got the problem when I try to pass a "ClientSecretID" to GoogleAPI constructor like :

var ClientSecretID = "YDS2t7_w8A8SQ15P1RMVfAzy"
var api = new GoogleApi("google", GoogleClientId, ClientSecretID)

but the problem been solve when I use the hardcoder value "GoogleApi.NativeClientSecret" as :

var api = new GoogleApi("google", GoogleClientId, GoogleApi.NativeClientSecret)

Hope it can be usefull

(my English isn't as good as I want)

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@Kevvix , so you're saying that I should try something like this

var api = new GoogleApi("google", GoogleClientId, "YDS2t7_w8A8SQ15P1RMVfAzy")
I'll try that on Monday, thank you for your response.

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using api = new GoogleApi("google", GoogleClientId, GoogleApi.NativeClientSecret)
instead of api = new GoogleApi("google", GoogleClientId, GoogleSecret) fixed my problem.
@Kevvix, @Clancey thank you.

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I will dig in a little more and see if I can find the issue.

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I still cannot reproduce this. I have tried exactly as you guys have said, Also there is no difference between

api = new GoogleApi("google", GoogleClientId)
and
api = new GoogleApi("google", GoogleClientId, GoogleApi.NativeClientSecret)

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I'm not sure why it works, but it works.

Also I'm using MainPage as login page, not App.cs like sample.
Rest of the code is pretty much the same as one in the sample.

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@Clancey have you tried it like this?

string googleSecret = "some secret";
string GoogleClientId = "some client id";
api = new GoogleApi("google", GoogleClientId, googleSecret);

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Yes I did. Still can't duplicate. So you want to try and debug it?

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@Clancey can you explain me how can I use refresh_token to obtain new access_token once the old one expires (in 1hour) ?

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You don't have too. The lib shows it for you. Just make a web call or manually call API.Authenticate();

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@Clancey thank you for your response.
The problem is I'm not supposed to prompt user to login again.
I have a periodic task that executes at some period in background and it requires account.IdToken.
Is there any way to automatically use refresh_token to obtain new tokens ?

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If you don't pass in the web server client secret, the native google deals with all refreshing. SimpleAuth will ask them for the new token, and sometimes they will show the UI. If you do the secret, it will auto refresh perfectly.

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