JojjeG

Great work! Next step is to get doc up on the website…

Ok! Now we’re getting somewhere!

To recap the whole procedure:

1) Install theDocs-to-WP plugin
2) Set up a Google Drive API over at https://console.developers.google.com. You need to create a new app project.
3) In the menu find APIs & auth / Credentials /
4) Create new Client ID for web application(!)
5) Copy the Client ID and Client secret to your Docs-to-WP settings in WordPress. You’ll find it under Settings.
6) Copy the URL for the Google Docs document you want to post; Origin Folder Share Link.
7) Create a new, blank document in Google Docs and add the link into the Docs-to-WP settings; Destination Folder Share Link.
8) Cross your heart and hope the Connection Status will turn into Connected when you hit Save.

Do you want to add something here Tararebeka?

Sorry for the late response, I did not to get into a mess. You’ve got me back on track here. The Drive API wasn’t activated. I thought I activated anything with the word Drive on it.
I found it under: APIs & auth/ APIs/ Google Apps APIs/ Drive API

However it didn’t fix my issues. I’ve had the same plan to delete the plugin settings in the database but where did you find the Docs to WP settings? I just can’t find the data table.

Thank you Tararebeka this was really helpful and now I see the information I previously did not have. Great!
However, I cannot make any changes to the Docs to WP settings. WP just skips to the same 400 page as before. I’m stuck in an evil loop!
My next step would be to go into the database, find the settings and do the changes. I’m not too thrilled about that as I’m not very comfortable with database handling. Any thoughts on this is much appreciated.

Thanks CotswoldPhoto for the fix and you WillOfTheWeb for finding the crappy plugin causing this.
I edited out the bad line and am now waiting for the Yoost version (good news). I think the plugin does provide a good service for both me and my clients.

I am really interested in this as well. I don’t want to piss anyone of as a scraper. Should be easy enough for someone with some coding skills (not me).

Yes that made it! Thank you so much for the help and for the great work with the plug in.
May I request a plug in that works the other way around too? As you enter a post with an upcoming event you would easily add the info and date to Google Calendar. Perhaps to get feeded back to the GC-plug in widget or something.

Yes I did. The one you posted in the Forum.

UPDATE
Now the server admins updated the WP install and fixed all chmod settings. I thought this would do it but now the calendar doesn’t show the month arrows. I have more calendar events next month.

https://stockholmstypografiskagille.se/

Perhaps it’s something in WP 3.0.1 or my Thesis theme installation but I can’t get any of these changes to work. Sorry. Giving up.
Too bad. Seems like a very good plugin.