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While trying to set up a new WordPress plugin on my blog, I realized that I needed Client ID and Client Secret codes to configure it. I've done this for other projects, so I thought it was no big deal. However, when registering the app at console.cloud.google.com, I kept encountering an error with no explanation. | While trying to set up a new WordPress plugin on my blog, I realized that I needed '''Client ID''' and '''Client Secret''' codes to configure it. I've done this for other projects, so I thought it was no big deal. However, when registering the app at '''console.cloud.google.com''', I kept encountering an error with no explanation. | ||
An error saving your app has occurred | An error saving your app has occurred | ||
I Googled the error and quickly realized my mistake. Every time I was asked to name my project or name my app, I was just pasting the name of the WordPress plugin: Google Apps Login. My mistake was using the word Google. | I Googled the error and quickly realized my mistake. Every time I was asked to name my project or name my app, I was just pasting the name of the WordPress plugin: '''Google Apps Login'''. My mistake was using the word '''Google'''. | ||
Immediately after changing the name from Google Apps Login to G Apps Login, I was able to proceed with no problem. | Immediately after changing the name from '''Google Apps Login''' to '''G Apps Login''', I was able to proceed with no problem. | ||
[[Category: Tutorials]] | [[Category: Tutorials]] |
Revision as of 19:21, 18 October 2021
While trying to set up a new WordPress plugin on my blog, I realized that I needed Client ID and Client Secret codes to configure it. I've done this for other projects, so I thought it was no big deal. However, when registering the app at console.cloud.google.com, I kept encountering an error with no explanation.
An error saving your app has occurred
I Googled the error and quickly realized my mistake. Every time I was asked to name my project or name my app, I was just pasting the name of the WordPress plugin: Google Apps Login. My mistake was using the word Google.
Immediately after changing the name from Google Apps Login to G Apps Login, I was able to proceed with no problem.