Hi there,
I was wondering about the proper way of getting the CustomerId of an
account in all cases using the API. First, I was using the service
ManagedCustomerService and that worked well for my accounts, until I
noticed that I couldn't get accounts that were not managed by MCC (if I
things up, but let me know if I missed anything.
Cheers,
Josh, AdWords API Team
On Thursday, January 15, 2015 at 7:48:03 AM UTC-5, Martin Geubelle wrote:
Hi there,
I was wondering about the proper way of getting the CustomerId of an
account in all cases using the API. First, I was using
Hi,
The workaround I found for now is to revoke the access token and ask the
authorization again, but it's not very convenient.
I just don't get why it's possible in local with an native application
client identifier and not on the web with an web application client
identifier ... What could
Solution found on this page
: https://developers.google.com/accounts/docs/OAuth2WebServer
Use approval_prompt=force
Martin
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Hi,
Since I am using my application on the web client (and not in local
anymore), I have experienced a strange error.
It looks like I can retrieve refresh/access token for the same adwords
account only once. I am using Python Library.
1. I state the URL for getting API access (like
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24, 2014 1:28:55 PM UTC+3, Martin Geubelle wrote:
Hi,
Since I am using my application on the web client (and not in local
anymore), I have experienced a strange error.
It looks like I can retrieve refresh/access token for the same adwords
account only once. I am using Python Library
Thank you for you quick answer !
*Generally, you can approve one application only once per account, so you
may be hitting a wrong (already authorized) account in the process.*
Is it only true for Web application ? Because in local I have never
experienced this problem ... In fact, when the
