Hi, I must be living in another planet, because:
1) 90% of the time that I've tried to get orkut sandbox address it gives me: PAGE DO NOT FOUND. 2) When I got there: There's the already approved apps, BUT NOT THE ONES WAITING APPROVAL. The one's already approved has a plus sign that when you click shows only the statistcs of the apps. Nothing could be more confusing. I'm really sorry, but I can't understand what you guys saying. Where to go? Where to click? It seems that we are not taking the same language. Sorry I'm nt smart enough to understand. On Feb 10, 11:20 am, Robson Dantas <biu.dan...@gmail.com> wrote: > Go to sandbox, click on your app and it will redirect to an url something > like: > > http://sandbox.orkut.com/Main#Application?uid=16221122015155686667&ap... > > <http://sandbox.orkut.com/Main#Application?uid=16221122015155686667&ap...>Just > grab appId and send to Bruno :-) > > Best > > Robson Dantas > @robsondantas > > 2011/2/10 as <souzajo...@aol.com> > > > > > Hi, > > > I couldn't really understand ho to get my apps ID's. > > Could you be more clear please. > > > Thanks > > > On Feb 6, 11:39 pm, Bruno Oliveira <bru...@google.com> wrote: > > > Hello! > > > > Here is a compilation of some important points about app submission, > > > approval delays and other topics, which you might want to read before > > > submitting your app, or while having trouble submitting your app: > > > > *1. You have to submit your app.* > > > > Yes, I know you know that. But just to get the obvious out of the way -- > > in > > > order to get approval, you have to submit your app. That means going > > tohttp://sandbox.orkut.com/Main#Developerandsubmitting it. If you don't > > do > > > that, your application will not magically approve itself. > > > > *2. What's this appID business? Does my app have an ID even before being > > > approved?* > > > ** > > > > An app without an appID is a sad app, so yes, every app has an appID even > > if > > > it hasn't been approved yet. To know the ID of your app, launch it (in > > > sandbox or prod) and look at the URL on your browser's address bar. Your > > > appID is the "appID=" parameter on the URL. It's that string of digits. > > > > Please mention your appID when you complain. If you don't mention that, > > we > > > can't really find your application and won't have a clue what went > > wrong... > > > > *3. Sandbox is broken! What do I do?* > > > > Sandbox breaks sometimes, because it's very new, bleeding-edge code and > > may > > > sometimes run into integration problems with other servers that are not > > > entirely within our control. However, when sandbox is down, you have an > > > alternative: Have you tried prod sandbox? > > > > *Prod sandbox* runs the same binary as production and has several of the > > > production flags on, so it should give you a good environment for > > testing:http://prod.sandbox.orkut.com > > > > *4. How long is considered a "normal" time to wait for an approval?* > > > > Up to 1 week is normal. As listed in the Known Issues, AppReviewer is > > > currently offline and we're running it manually every week or so. > > Therefore, > > > it may take up to a week for AppReviewer to take a first look at your > > > application, at which point you will receive an e-mail indicating whether > > > your application was approved or not. > > > > *5. I've been waiting for 23 years, 8 months and 3 days for an approval. > > Is > > > that normal?* > > > > If you find yourself waiting for more than 2 weeks and never got an > > e-mail > > > from AppReviewer, something is very wrong. In this case, please check > > your > > > spam box -- maybe your e-mail filtering backend doesn't like our friendly > > > AppReviewer messages and sends them to your spam folder. If the > > AppReviewer > > > e-mail is not there, please complain to us on the forum, and provide your > > > appID so we can look into it and tell you what's going on. > > > > *6. I got an AppReviewer error. Now what?* > > > > You have to fix your application and submit it again. The message will > > tell > > > you what's wrong with your application, and all you have to do is fix it. > > > Okay, that's lie. The message is often a bit obscure. We're fixing that, > > I > > > promise! Now, if the error is in a URL that your app uses, it's probably > > > because we're having trouble fetching the asset from that URL. Please > > check > > > that it's spelled right. If it's spelled right and you can access the > > asset > > > yourself, then maybe your content provider is not reliable -- it may work > > > for you now, but when we try to pull it, the server might be overloaded > > and > > > giving us a "temporary error". > > > > Also, please take a look at "Common causes for AppReviewer failures" > > below. > > > > Now, if the URL error is on some strange internal orkut URL, something to > > do > > > with a "gmodules" proxy, in that case it's our fault -- your app failed > > > review because AppReviewer couldn't access our own internal cache. In the > > > (increasingly unlikely) case that happens to you, please complain and try > > to > > > submit your app again. > > > > *Common causes for AppReviewer failures:* > > > > 1. HTTP errors: your resources can't be fetched. Sure they may work now > > for > > > you, but perhaps they are only available some of the time, and were > > offline > > > when we tried to fetch them. Please switch to a reliable hosting service. > > > > 2. You are using a registered trademark in your app. You can't use > > "Google", > > > "orkut", or any other trademark you don't own. So if your app is using > > any > > > unauthorized trademarks, you will not get approval (and the error message > > > won't really explain why). > > > > 3. Your app has objectionable content. > > > > 4. Your app redirects the user to another app or page, or does any other > > > funny or suspicious trick with the browser. You are not allowed to do > > that. > > > > 5. Your app has a security breach which allows it to be exploited > > > maliciously. > > > > 6. You are violating one or more of our Developer Guidelines< > >http://code.google.com/apis/orkut/docs/orkutdevguidelines.html>. > > > We have automated tests that verify compliance to many of them. > > > > 7. A bug in AppReviewer. If you believe you've found an AppReviewer bug, > > > we'd like to know about it! > > > -- > > You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups > > "orkut Developer Forum" group. > > To post to this group, send email to opensocial-orkut@googlegroups.com. > > To unsubscribe from this group, send email to > > opensocial-orkut+unsubscr...@googlegroups.com. > > For more options, visit this group at > >http://groups.google.com/group/opensocial-orkut?hl=en.- Hide quoted text - > > - Show quoted text - -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "orkut Developer Forum" group. To post to this group, send email to opensocial-orkut@googlegroups.com. 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