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Document use of multiple OAuth redirect URLs #69

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@danpalmer

The developer console indicates that applications can specify multiple redirect URLs, which could be particularly useful for developing on localhost and running in production on a public domain.

screenshot 2017-08-17 17 05 25

I have attempted to use URLs in the following formats:

http://localhost:8080/receive, https://prod.foo.com/receive
http://localhost:8080/receive,https://prod.foo.com/receive
http://localhost:8080/receive; https://prod.foo.com/receive
http://localhost:8080/receive;https://prod.foo.com/receive

None of these appear to have worked so far. It would be great to get some documentation on what format these URLs should be in.

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  1. ultrasecreth commented on Jun 10, 2018

    @ultrasecreth

    @danpalmer Any luck making this work?

  2. danpalmer commented on Jun 10, 2018

    @danpalmer
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    @bbonanno no luck. The API is out of development though now so I haven’t been putting time into this.

  3. ultrasecreth commented on Jun 10, 2018

    @ultrasecreth

    @danpalmer I see..., I hacked it in a different way, although using multiple URLs would had been better

    Thanks for the answer anyway!

  4. gitbjorn commented on Jun 22, 2018

    @gitbjorn

    Comma and no space seems to work for me. Could it be you have some query string? I found out the redirect_uri doesn't work if you have a query string.

    For me it would have been helpful if there would have been something documented about the obligation to set the redirect_uri in the client settings.

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