Things are definitely working better... but I am still having issues with http.get().
I am attempting to do an http.get() to a Google Apps Content Service... this is what gets returned from the GET:
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I know the content service works because you can just copy and paste that url in any browser and it will log the data in my Google Spreadsheet as expected. Is it an issue with it being https?
This is the link to the live Google Spreadsheet if anyone wants to play with it.
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Things are definitely working better... but I am still having issues with http.get().
I am attempting to do an http.get() to a Google Apps Content Service... this is what gets returned from the GET:
I know the content service works because you can just copy and paste that url in any browser and it will log the data in my Google Spreadsheet as expected. Is it an issue with it being https?
This is the link to the live Google Spreadsheet if anyone wants to play with it.
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1YM2-_LCWUR0dYllsRMAn_6B5OKLXD7_vVnABzJUqnMg/edit?usp=sharing
The data gets logged in the "Data" sheet.