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However even if I paste the code I get error that I can not be verified.
Please paste the error message.
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Try to remove start
?
calendar#util#system('rundll32 url.dll,FileProtocolHandler
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url.dll
is not present on the system.
Also, I hardcoded google's code in the client.vim
and it didn't help.
start
itself does protocol handling (i.e. start "" "mailto:foo@bar"
)
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About error message, it just says what it does when the code isn't correct. So there are two problems here: the one with the external browser and code verification later.
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I close this issue because
- I asked my friends who have Windows 7 to check url.dll exists, all said yes. They also replied me that
start rundll32 url.dll,FileProtocolHandler
works on Windows 7. - I still do not understand how you have trouble in code verification. Error occurs in your browser? An error message appears on Vim?
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- I asked my friends who have Windows 7 to check url.dll exists, all said yes. They also replied me that start rundll32 url.dll,FileProtocolHandler works on Windows 7.
Which probably means that I had some program installed which later removed it during uninstall. In anyway, there is more portable and less error prone way to launch url in default browser as I noted above. The same method is used in number of other vim plugins. The third one is explorer [http://url]
. Those lines are far less likely not to work on any given system.
- I still do not understand how you have trouble in code verification. Error occurs in your browser? An error message appears on Vim?
No, browser showed me the code OK. I pasted the code into the vim. Later I hardcoded that code in client.vim
just before you send it to google and it still produced the same error.
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What is the error message?
PLEASE copy and paste all the error message.
If it is difficult to copy the message, please post a screenshot.
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Sorry for not posting this earlier, I deinstalled it. Was surprised that it gave browser now... but I see you made a fix.
calendar.vimFail in authorization to Google
offtopic: I like your implementation of drawing big numbres and letters (from pixel
) folder. Is this available as library ? If not, I will probably externalize it when I find time.
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Please check the downloaded file.
- Comment out
call s:cache.delete(a:id)
incalendar#webapi#callback(id, cb)
in webapi.vim. - Authorization to Google fails.
- See what's in the cache file: ~/.cache/calendar.vim/download/.
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That was helpful. There was no data in there. The problem was that environment variable https_proxy
wasn't set and curl doesn't use the one from the system in Windows. You should make some mention in the documentation about it.
After adding it everything works fine. Thanks for your patience.
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I have the same issue to authorize Google in Mac.
My environment https_proxy is also empty. What setting shall I apply to https_proxy?
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Do you have curl
or wget
installed?
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Yes, both curl and wget installed
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