Google Calendar gives "Invalid Credentials" error
See original GitHub issueBug Reports
googleCalendar
plugin just stopped working. None of the Google Calendar events are fetched anymore -> 401
error.
I didn’t change anything in my website.
Here are the code to reproduce the error : https://codepen.io/wawan_/pen/ExPbVZz?editors=1111
/!\ You need to add the googleCalendar
plugin and enter a Google Calendar API Key
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- Created 3 years ago
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- Comments:17 (4 by maintainers)
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https://issuetracker.google.com/issues/160190541
I’m using OAuth for my application via Google Sign-in and still having this issue with FullCalendar. I’m able to grab the current logged in user’s calendar and add it to FullCalendar via
eventSources > events
, but trying to add a Google Calendar via the google-calendar plugin—specifying thegoogleCalendarApiKey
and agoogleCalendarId
undereventSources
—is not working anymore and I’m getting this original error as described above. And like I mentioned before, this broke today—it was working fine yesterday.