Advanced Calendar setting shows 'Check Token' message when trying to add calendar

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schraeds asked 6 years ago
The Connect Plugin authorizes the google account but shows a message to "Check Token" when I try to add calendars in the Advanced Calendar section.
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schraeds answered 6 years ago
I was able to solve the issue, the API was not enabled in google dev console.
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Nikola Loncar Staff answered 6 years ago
Ok, thanks for the update, so sync is working fine now :) Best regards, Nikola
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dgwinn answered 5 years ago
I've having a similar experience as schraeds. As far as I can tell, I followed the video correctly for creating crednetials. But Google's made changes to the interface since the video was made. I've authorized with my account and clicked the allow button. The pop-up goes to the site's home page. The API is enabled. But I still get the "check token" message when trying to add a calendar. Help would be appreciated.
dgwinn replied 5 years ago

* credentials not “crednetials.”

Nikola Loncar Staff replied 5 years ago

Hi, is that WP site in subfolder? For example http://www.example.com/demo ? If so you need to add that demo part in allow urs inside EA Extension settings.

Best regards,
Nikola

dgwinn replied 5 years ago

Unfortunately, no. It’s at the top level of the domain.

Nikola Loncar Staff replied 5 years ago

Hi looks like something was not set right. Can you create a temp access account for me to check settings inside EA Extension? You can send it to nikolanbg[at]gmail[dot]com

Best regards,
Nikola