GAS, GAFE, and WordPress

  • Resolved CitizenAndy

    (@citizenandy)


    10 years, 8 months ago

    Meitar,

    I work with GAFE and have developed a few GAS that I am trying to implement into wordpress, however, when I insert them through the plugin nothing displays on the webpage, I have tested and verified it connects to Google Drive, but does not display the output of my GAS.

    I can anonymously view the script through the https://script.google.com/a/macros/domain/s/…/exec link, so I know the settings are correct.

    The script is a simple html sandbox environment not generated inside of an iFrame that runs through a sheet and returns a condition, then sets the color of a div element based on that condition. It is planned to be used to check the status of a service. Inside my GAS there is a simple CSS element, and the returned condition is declared as the class. For testing purposes I have included in the GAS text ‘Hello WordPress’ that is not inside of any DOM or anything other than plaintext written in the html file.

    If you need more specific examples I can email you links as needed, thank you for your time!

    https://ww.wp.xz.cn/plugins/inline-google-spreadsheet-viewer/

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  • Plugin Author Meitar

    (@meitar)

    10 years, 8 months ago

    Since Inline Google Spreadsheet Viewer’s purpose is to directly insert HTML into your pages (not embed foreign documents into your pages), your GAS endpoint should produce HTML snippets, not complete HTML pages. Google’s sandboxing is guaranteed to break your pages when pulled from the plugin; your GAS apps should be outputting plain text that’s simply marked up in HTML, ready for insertion into your web pages.

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