Unmatched app urls

[Ryan Bonham]

Hi,

I am trying to put up an publish an app to our testers, however the
chrome web store is saying there is an Unmatched app URL. We have a
single https URL in our manifest file, and that URL which is the one
showing as unmatched in the chrome store, is entered exactly as it
appears in my Google Webmaster Tools account including the use of
https.. Any ideas on how to get the Chrome store to recognize that
this url has been verified?

[Paul Kinlan]

Hi Ryan,

Can you post the manifest.

In most cases where there are problems verifying urls it is where you have a "*://" in your manifest, if you have these then you have to verify both HTTP and HTTPS in the webmaster tools.

You also you might have to verify the "root" of the domain an not just the directory.  So for instance, if your app urls are say, http://appmator.appspot.com/test, it is appmator.appspot.com/ you have to verify and not just /test

Thanks,

P

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[Ryan Bonham]

Paul,

Thank you, I had the app set to use a directory on the domain and had
not verified the root url. That fixed it..

Happy Holidays,

Ryan

On Dec 23, 10:34 am, Paul Kinlan <paulkin...@google.com> wrote:
> Hi Ryan,
>
> Can you post the manifest.
>
> In most cases where there are problems verifying urls it is where you have a
> "*://" in your manifest, if you have these then you have to verify both HTTP
> and HTTPS in the webmaster tools.
>
> You also you might have to verify the "root" of the domain an not just the

> directory.  So for instance, if your app urls are say,http://appmator.appspot.com/test, it is appmator.appspot.com/ you have to

> verify and not just /test
>
> Thanks,
> P
>

[Paul Kinlan]

Excellent - what is your app?

P