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For attaching the documents from your Google drive into Celoxis, you You need to set setup the Google Client ID so that Celoxis can connect to your Google drive.
 

To add your Google obtain a Google Client ID:

  1. Login as administrator user.
  2. Navigate to Settings > Site. Click on Edit Site Settings.
  3. In the new pop-up, enter the ID under the text box for Google Client ID.
  4. Click on Save.
  5. Restart the application for the changes to take effect.

 

To obtain a Google Client ID:

  1. Go to the Google Developers Console

  2. Select a project.

  3. From the sidebar on the left, select APIs & auth. Go to the Google Developers Console.

  4. Create a new project with a suitable name say 'Celoxis' from under the Projects tab on left.
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  5. Now, click on the new project you created.

  6. From the left panel, select APIs & auth.

  7. In the list of APIs shown, make sure that the status is is ON for the  for the Drive API.

  8. From the sidebar on Again, from the left panel, select select Credentials.

  9. Click on on Create New Client ID.

  10. In the the pop-up, do the following

    1. Select Select Application Type as  as Web Application.
    2. Under Under Authorized JavaScript origins, enter the URL you have entered as the Celoxis URL. (Under Under Settings > Site. Click on Edit Site Settings). Please note that this should be the URL that you are using for accessing Celoxis. For example https://acindia.acme.com:8843/
  11. Click on on Create Client ID
  12. A client ID will be created which you need to paste in the option mentioned above. This ID needs to be now added to your Celoxis account as mentioned below.
     

To add your Google Client ID:

  1. Login as administrator user.
  2. Navigate to Settings > Site. Click on Edit Site Settings.
  3. In the new pop-up, enter the ID under the text box for Google Client ID.
  4. Click on Save.
  5. Restart the application for the changes to take effect.

 

For some common issues, refer here.