ah

right idea, just wrong approach. You can access

Browser

through haxe, typed

so no need for the

Syntax

thing

nope, not at all

at least in this context

there may be some context where that would be useful

ok, got it

I'll see if I can figure out the rest then

here's a lil example

I need to add something like

<div id="g_id_onload"
     data-context="signin"
     data-ux_mode="popup"
     data-callback="signInCallback"
</div>

, not sure how to add the parameters

oh lol, that prop list is tiny

ahh nvm

it extends domelement

div.id = 'whatever'

and

div.setAttribute('data-key', 'value')

nice, seems easy enough 😄

lol

I tried it in my game but nothing appears 😕

Even this from the example doesn't show up in the game:

var button = Browser.document.createButtonElement();
            button.onclick = (event) -> Browser.alert("Hey");
            button.textContent = "Click";
            Browser.document.body.appendChild(button);

ah, I might need to position it; the button appears below the game when I don't scale it to fullscreen

Well, after trying several approaches, I'm about to give up. The closest I got to getting it to work is by including the google sign-in divs in the index.html template directly (from the Haxe code it doesn't show for some reason), and I can't get it to appear over the game, only above and below. This might be acceptable, if I could at least set the callback attribute of one of the divs to a function I can control from the Haxe code.

But I suspect there's no way to do this?

Well, I think is possible to call js function for login in html5. At first you should have a project in Google console 1) Then you should add this script on your page 2) After that init google oauth2 client. For example: client = google.accounts.oauth2.initCodeClient({ client_id: 'YOUR_GOOGLE_CLIENT_ID', cookiepolicy: 'single_host_origin', scope: 'profile email', // and so on ux_mode: 'popup', auto_select: true, callback: (tokenResponse) => { // id : profile.getId(), name: profile.getName(), image:profile.getImageUrl(), email: profile.getEmail(), // tokenResponse.code } }); 3) Call this when user click on button to login--> client.requestCode(); The other way will be to use access_token. More info check here: https://developers.google.com/identity/oauth2/web/guides/use-token-model Or check documentation here : https://developers.google.com/identity/oauth2/web/guides/overview Hope that's help. Good luck !

Ah, it seems I don't need to use Google's button after all? This is very helpful, thanks!

I think I have it almost working, just not sure how to get the profile info yet 😅

not sure if that'll help but there was a post on the forum about this, you might want to ask there too https://community.openfl.org/t/google-oauth-display/13674

Thanks, but I think (hopefully) I have everything working now... I can call the api directly, and I got the profile info by sending the authorization code to my server and getting a token which contains all the info. 😄

oh god I hate websites that embed google's sign in code; Google remotely changed the code so it does an annoying popover now.

if you can do it with your own UI that'd be so much better