updated by @zachary-moonshine: 04/18/17 04:49:07PM
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solved youtube config
i followed the instructions exactly to get the key and put it in and got this message, my site is not on my own domain yet could that be why or has youtube changed something again?>
updated by @zachary-moonshine: 04/18/17 04:49:07PM
updated by @zachary-moonshine: 04/18/17 04:49:07PM
I've just gone through the same procedure on my development system and yes I get the same 'Could not connect' message. However, upon creating YT items, all works ok, so suggest you try that whilst we checkout the error message issue.
Thanks
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Paul Asher - JR Developer and System Import Specialist
Thanks
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Paul Asher - JR Developer and System Import Specialist
Hi Zach - Actually the issue for me was that there was a leading space in the API key which is easy to pick up from the google site when copying the key.
Make sure your entered key has no leading or trailing spaces.
hth
Pa
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Paul Asher - JR Developer and System Import Specialist
Make sure your entered key has no leading or trailing spaces.
hth
Pa
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Paul Asher - JR Developer and System Import Specialist
ok thanks let me try that real quick
still didnt work but i saw in my google creds i still had the old key they gave me last time and i just used it and it worked
Had other similar reports, each case seams different. One thing to check is in google if you can 'enable' the API for your site or not.
In one case there was an 'enable' button at the top of the google API screen that needed clicking. nothing seams constant over there. I dont have that 'enable' button on mine.
In one case there was an 'enable' button at the top of the google API screen that needed clicking. nothing seams constant over there. I dont have that 'enable' button on mine.
that might be why the one i had before 2 years ago still works but the new one does not
