HTML service app fails on unexpected authuser call

[Josef Vencl]

For internal use I am working on app on top of Spreadsheet. Beside custom functions and database like storage in one sheet it has even frontend in modal window (I will call it "app"). It has several views, but it is completely SPA.

Now I am trying to rewrite the app in angular and host the js files outside of the GAS project, because of the HTML output quota.

App starts without problem, gets data from a Spreadsheet "backend". When I push a button to change a view, a call to https://...-script.googleusercontent.com/home?authuser is made, but it ends with 404. All the app is replaced by this.

It seems to be a bug for me, but maybe there is something I am missing. Do you have a clue what to do?

I don't even know why the *authuser request is called. Some some other buttons are working fine. After that click the wiev is changed for a millisecond, a new expected request to the backend is made, then this.

[Brett Grear]

Have you tried opening the sheet in incognito or when only one Google account is signed in? This looks like the multiple use signed in error that currently has no solution.

[Jonathan Butler]

What is an HTML output quota? Do you have any link to documentation for that?

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[Brett Grear]

Sorry, my apologies. I didn't read your post properly. I just saw the screenshot and posted what I usually find that problem to be.  I also am not aware of an html output quota.  

Kind regards,

[Josef Vencl]

Thank you Brett.

Yes I have tried that. However as far as I use profiles in Chrome I use only one account per profile.

I may be wrong but the problem with multiple logged accounts is made in url, where the script removes the logged profile selector. In this case the url looks different.

I changed the code so it does not provoke calling for authentication. I suppose the problem oringins in <a href="#"...> links.

út 8. 2. 2022 v 11:04 odesílatel Brett Grear <bgrea...@stvps.co.uk> napsal:

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Josef Vencl

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[Josef Vencl]

Hello Jonathan,

I have not found any documentation regarding the quota but there is something that strips my html output.

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