I am getting error while Login with oAuth for Instagram, it says the redirectURI is wrong. I have researched on it and I have checked many answers on stackoverflow but its not helpful for me.
Here is the complete detail of what I did in my application.
1) I set my ClientId in pList for redirect URI :
2) I have added ig and authorize while creating the URI:
3)Now, I set ClientID in Instragram API :
And Here is my RedirectURI :
https://instagram.com/oauth/authorize?response_type=token&redirect_uri=igdd5fb08a33444af0b2b9c9420e69bc35%3A%2F%2Fauthorize&scope=relationships&client_id=dd5fb08a33444af0b2b9c9420e69bc35
When I fire the URl after login, it gives me the following error:
Can anyone help to find out where I am going wrong ?
Thanks,
The redirect URI you're providing is not what you have defined in your client settings.
1) Go to http://instagram.com/developer/clients/manage/
2) For your desired client/application, look for REDIRECT URI.
3) Make sure you provide the same redirect uri in your request as it is defined in your client/application settings. In your case, https://api.instagram.com/oauth/authorize/?response_type=token&redirect_uri=REDIRECT-URI&client_id=CLIENT-ID
Note: You may provide an optional scope parameter to request additional permissions outside of the “basic” permissions scope.
Note: You may provide an optional state parameter to carry through any server-specific state you need to, for example, protect against CSRF issues.
At this point, we present the user with a login screen and then a confirmation screen where they approve your app’s access to his/her Instagram data.
4) Once a user successfully authenticates and authorizes your application, instagram will redirect the user to your redirect_uri with a code parameter that you’ll use to request the access_token like http://your-redirect-uri?code=CODE.
For more information to learn about authentication process [Link]
tl;dr. The Redirect URI you send to /authorized must be same as the registered URI in your app.
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Friends, in the Authorization code flow, it states that after the /authorize call is initiated and success, the authorization code will be sent via HTTP 302 "redirect" URL to the client(say ReactJS webapp). Why the OAuth specification requires this to be sent in a redirect so the authorization code is sent in URL parameters exposed. I know it is recommended to use PKCE to handle this auth code leak issue, but my question is why OAuth spec requires us to send the auth code in 302 redirect in URL params in the 1st place. Why cannot the client(ReactJS webapp) place a simple GET request to the IDP and why cannot the IDP send back the auth code in the response body to the react JS application(say by xmlhttprequest). Any help is appreciated. Thanks.
If you use a OAuth2 service like Google, or some other service, and your react application would be able to handle the entire flow it means it can completely act on behalf of the user.
By requiring a redirect, it means that the user's own browser will go to the auth service's website, which is the only place the user can trust to safely enter their password and grant access to your application.
The URL in the addressbar means trust. Users are trained to never enter their password in a website they don't recognize.
I'm trying to make an authentication functionality in my app, so when I press the login button, a web browser opens and I get to verify my account, and then I get a token in the URL, the problem is that in order for me to get redirected to my app, I need to make the redirect_uri as so AuthSession.makeRedirectUri( 'gecond://' )
but the website from where I'm getting my authentication doesn't allow this type of redirect_uri ( this is the URI that's being used: "https://preprod.autenticacao.gov.pt/oauth/askauthorization?redirect_uri=exp%3A%2F%2F192.168.2.26%3A19000&client_id=123456789&response_type=token&state=UOgf2pE6S0"),
it only allows a specific redirect_uri (like so "https://preprod.autenticacao.gov.pt/oauth/askauthorization?redirect_uri='https://preprod.autenticacao.gov.pt/OAuth/Authorized'&client_id=123456789&response_type=token&state=UOgf2pE6S0"), but when I use this URI, I do manage to get an access token in the URL of the page, but I'm not redirected back to my app.
I'm fairly new to this type of topic, so I might be missing a few steps.
I'm quite sure you misread the documentation. The reply URL is where you add you application's page where the user is redirected after login.
The URL you used is the example URL from the documentation.
Please check the official documentation.
I have a webapp that uses google authentication. When I click on the login, it gets the following error:
The redirect URI in the request, http://campus-study-2019.appspot.com/oauth2callback, does not match the ones authorized for the OAuth client. To update the authorized redirect URIs, visit: https://console.developers.google.com/apis/credentials/oauthclient/477760217336-q6bdhcdqvsrf56kaa7k0ifennf775lug.apps.googleusercontent.com?project=477760217336
When I try to add
http://campus-study-2019.appspot-preview.com/oauth2callback to my Authorized redirect URIs in the Google Cloud platforms. I get the following:
Invalid Redirect: You are using a sensitive scope. URI must use https:// as the scheme.
Does anyone have any idea?
However, previously (1-2 months ago) I could easily add http in the list of authorized redirect URIs
Make sure to check the protocol "http://" or "https://" as google checks protocol as well. Better to add both URL in the list.
& or &?
trailing slash(/) or open ? (CMD/CTRL)+F, search for the exact match in the credential page. If not found then search for the missing one.
Wait until google refresh it. May happen in each half an hour if you are changing frequently or it may stay in the pool.
For your reference, please check the below link where you could check other options about your issue:
Google OAuth 2 authorization - Error: redirect_uri_mismatch
The error is due to there being at least one restricted scope added to the project where the OAuth client ID resides.
You can see the set scopes for Google APIs by going to your project in the Developers Console -> APIs & Services -> OAuth consent screen. To fix the error there are two options:
Remove the restricted scopes from the project (there will be a warning icon next to them on the OAuth consent screen page)
Add only HTTPS URLs as authorized restricted URIs (https://campus-study-2019.appspot-preview.com/oauth2callback in this case)
So here's my scenario. My user wants to integrate my app with basecamp. They click a link like: http://myapp.com/api/basecamp/enable/abc123xyz. The abc123xyz in this case is the users id. So my app then redirects to Basecamp to start the OAuth Process.
Once the user agrees to allow access, Basecamp redirects back to something like http://myapp.com/api/basecamp/complete?code=123456. At this point the "chain" to the user is broken, so I don't know what user this code is for. I tried using a redirect url of http://myapp.com/api/basecamp/complete/abc123xyz however basecamp rejects this URL as invalid, I'm assuming this is due to the redirect uri provided in the request not matching my registered app redirect url.
Any idea how I can pass something to github that they will pass back to me so I can associate the access token with the user requesting it be enabled? Github allows for a state property to be sent during oauth requests that are tied to a user and sent back with their requests so the user can be looked up in between request. Thanks!
So, after actually reading the docs, basecamp does support the state parameter, and with this my problem is solved.
I have a plugin that need some instagram infos of my application.
This plugin just show photo feed.
I have created the application on the instagram developers and get my client id, but, what's the redirect url? I put my website link because i really don't understand what is that.
What i need is:
id: 'MY PROFILE ID',
redirectUrl: 'http://www.kyriosfestival.com.br',
clientId: 'MY CLIENT ID FROM MY APPLICATION',
accessToken: 'GENERATED FROM INTERNET'
And it's not working.
I have used a access token generated from internet, and i don't know if is this the problem.
What is the real form to use that?
Anyone?
Thanks!
Must be late, but will post an answer, so that maybe it will help anyone some day.
For all your Instagram API calls, you need to receive a valid access token.
You can get one by implementing authentication (client-side or server-side), full guide can be found here.
So for example, if you choose to go with client-side authentication,
you should direct a user to authentication URL, which will looks like this:
https://api.instagram.com/oauth/authorize/?client_id=CLIENT-ID&redirect_uri=REDIRECT-URI&response_type=token
After that, user will be redirected to your redirect page (REDIRECT-URI). This REDIRECT-URI should match the URL you have specified in Manage Clients section.
After the redirect happens, you will get the access token in the URL of the page you've been redirected to.
http://your-redirect-uri#access_token=ACCESS-TOKEN
You can then extract your ACCESS-TOKEN from url and start making API calls.