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edit approved Mar 31, 2014 at 9:23

How I can connect API tomy extension to the API? I tried to use samethis example code for connecting:

SE.init({ clientId: 1, key: '?', channelUrl: '?', complete: function (data) { alert('connected') } }); SE.authenticate({ success: function(data) { alert('ok') }, error: function(data) { alert('error') }, networkUsers: true });

Which value I should put in channelUrlchannelUrl? And how I can register app and get token key, if it will work locally?

How I can connect API to extension? I tried to use same example for connecting:

SE.init({ clientId: 1, key: '?', channelUrl: '?', complete: function (data) { alert('connected') } }); SE.authenticate({ success: function(data) { alert('ok') }, error: function(data) { alert('error') }, networkUsers: true });

Which value I should put in channelUrl? And how I can register app and get token key, if it will work locally?

How I can connect my extension to the API? I tried to use this example code for connecting:

SE.init({ clientId: 1, key: '?', channelUrl: '?', complete: function (data) { alert('connected') } }); SE.authenticate({ success: function(data) { alert('ok') }, error: function(data) { alert('error') }, networkUsers: true });

Which value I should put in channelUrl? And how I can register app and get token key, if it will work locally?

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asked Mar 30, 2014 at 21:06

Alex Saskevich

Stack Exchange API in Chrome extension

How I can connect API to extension? I tried to use same example for connecting:

SE.init({ clientId: 1, key: '?', channelUrl: '?', complete: function (data) { alert('connected') } }); SE.authenticate({ success: function(data) { alert('ok') }, error: function(data) { alert('error') }, networkUsers: true });

Which value I should put in channelUrl? And how I can register app and get token key, if it will work locally?

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