Re: linking oauth2 to blogger REST code

On 13 February 2014 17:04, Robin Wood <[email protected]> wrote:
> Hi
> Using the php code library from Google I've managed to use the idtoken.php
> example script to successfully do an oauth2 login to my google account.
>
> Using the Google API REST test/example system I've got a REST request to
> make a post to Blogger which makes a request but fails as I'm not
> authenticated - this I expect as it needs the API key.
>
> Which bit of the token blob that comes back from the oauth2 login do I use
> as the API key when making the REST request?
>
> None of the fields appear to be an API key and from the terminology it feels
> like I'm doing something wrong but if I am I can't work out what as
> everything says I must authenticate with oauth2 before making a post but I
> just can't tie the two things together.
>
> Suggestions?

Is there really no one on this list who has managed to integrate PHP
with Blogger and oauth2?

Someone must be able to help, if not with REST, I'm happy to accept
any possible way to make a post through PHP.

Robin

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