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You need to make your fields non-static. That would solve your problem.

The problem is in following two lines:

your question was not very clear, but this example can help you

You can send an event to Analytics when user is logged, so you can set that event as conversion.

As per my comments above, try this out.

You are using Firebase HTTPS Callable Functions which has a feature of Firebase Authentication to authenticate users to your app.

But you want to make your Cloud Function private in order to be secure and not accessed publicly.

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• Why your URL is not accessible after making your Cloud Function private?

  Since the Cloud Function is private, it needs Authentication to be accessed. You will not be able to access the Cloud Function endpoint from the browser since it needs the Authorization token related to the IAM user or service account who has the permissions to invoke the Cloud Function. And the browser is not providing an authorization token automatically.

• You are getting the CORS issue on the client side.

  I have reproduced the issue by creating a private Cloud Function ( by removing the AllUsers Member from the Cloud Function Invoker Role) and calling it from a Firebase app. And I indeed was getting the CORS issue.

In order to avoid CORS, I tried to add the Cloud function as a Firebase Hosting rewrite in firebase.jon :

Note: Firebase Hosting supports Cloud Functions in us-central1 only so this option will not be a solution for you. However I did the following test with Firebase Hosting in us-central1

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For future reference, I strongly suggest you checkout this video by firebase: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uuOXPWCh-6o

How are you creating your logger instance? The canonical way to do it is to never directly instantiate a Logger and instead use the Manager. The logging lib has setLoggerClass to tell the manager which class to use when creating Loggers. The manager also sets up parents:

The developer error page will display in the event of an exception being raised in your server-side code. Based on the console message, it is likely that your SQL typo did not cause an exception to be raised. Or, if it did, you might be hiding it in a try - catch block. You haven't actually shown the relevant code so this is pure speculation. Either way, it resulted in your view page trying to render something that the browser did not understand, so the browser let you know in the console.

If you are writing SQL, it is always useful to test it in SQL Server Management Studio prior to handing it over to your code to execute.

There is a big difference between wildcards and regular expressions.

Wildcards:

• special characters that define a simple search pattern
• used by shells (bash, old MS-DOS, ...), and by many unix commands (find, ...)
• limited set of wildcards, typically just:
  • * - zero or more chars (any combination)
  • ? - exactly one char (any char)
  • [...] - exactly one char out of a set or range of chars, such as [0-9a-f] for a hex digit
• see tutorial: https://linuxhint.com/bash_wildcard_tutorial/

Regular Expression:

• a sequence of characters that define a search pattern
  • think of regular expressions (regex for short) as wildcards on steroids
• regex patterns are used to find or find and replace strings
• powerful language, natively supported by most programming languages
• there are different flavors of regular expressions, typically grouped into these categories:
  • POSIX Basic (BRE - Basic Regular Expressions)
  • POSIX Extended (ERE - Extended Regular Expressions)
  • Perl and PCRE (Perl Compatible Regular Expressions)
  • JavaScript
  • many more flavors, see https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Comparison_of_regular-expression_engines
• some unix commands allow you to select one regex flavor or another; for example:
  • grep uses POSIX Basic by default
  • grep -E or egrep uses POSIX Extended
  • grep -Puses Perl
• Wikipedia article: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Regular_expression
• tutorial: https://twiki.org/cgi-bin/view/Codev/TWikiPresentation2018x10x14Regex