It's going to be a big step forward for our crm app apiscrm... I'am so glad we didn't rush with the v2 release and we can include this feature! Thank you!
This is excellent news but how would we go about triggering a Google apps script directly upon an event taking place such as a new file being uploaded to a specific folder? Based on the instructions above it seems that one would need to register an external domain when in my situation I am looking for such an event to trigger the execution of a Google apps script which will act upon the new file(s) which were uploaded to a Google drive folder...
Or... if registering a domain callback URL is not needed when such callbacks are to a Google apps script within the same account then how would we go about skipping that step correctly? Followup question would be; what about if the Google apps script to be triggered belongs to a different user account with or outside the same Google Apps domain/organization?
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Finally, we can release our netkiller_Docs document tracking function demo which is using this API.
See this real working demo using notification API.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Th2b6zdoLLQ&feature=youtu.be
This shows real time detection for creating, viewing, editing, deleting, changing ownership for Google Drive.
It can track either user or any file.
It's going to be a big step forward for our crm app apiscrm... I'am so glad we didn't rush with the v2 release and we can include this feature! Thank you!
This is excellent news but how would we go about triggering a Google apps script directly upon an event taking place such as a new file being uploaded to a specific folder? Based on the instructions above it seems that one would need to register an external domain when in my situation I am looking for such an event to trigger the execution of a Google apps script which will act upon the new file(s) which were uploaded to a Google drive folder...
Or... if registering a domain callback URL is not needed when such callbacks are to a Google apps script within the same account then how would we go about skipping that step correctly? Followup question would be; what about if the Google apps script to be triggered belongs to a different user account with or outside the same Google Apps domain/organization?
Thanks in advance,
CH
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