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Google OAuth2 Error: redirect_uri_mismatch
Node Google OAuth2 redirect_uri_mismatchError: redirect_uri_mismatch while trying to get access_token using oauthError: redirect_uri_mismatch google api oauth2 to get access tokenGoogle OAuth 2.0 “error” : “redirect_uri_mismatch”400 Error: redirect_uri_mismatch for yotube video uploadGoogle Calendar API python redirect_uri_mismatchGoogle API Error: redirect_uri_mismatchError 400 redirect_uri_mismatch while request GoogleAdwords APIGoogle Authorized redirect URIs format“redirect_uri_mismatch” error, automatically appended with “www” - Google OAuth2
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My client is use other type
I have no idea why i get redirect_uri_mismatch error. It work on localhost but not on domain.
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My client is use other type
I have no idea why i get redirect_uri_mismatch error. It work on localhost but not on domain.
google-oauth google-oauth2
asked Mar 25 at 3:52
user1434702user1434702
345419
add a comment |
My client is use other type
I have no idea why i get redirect_uri_mismatch error. It work on localhost but not on domain.
google-oauth google-oauth2
asked Mar 25 at 3:52
user1434702user1434702
345419
My client is use other type
I have no idea why i get redirect_uri_mismatch error. It work on localhost but not on domain.
google-oauth google-oauth2
google-oauth google-oauth2
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user1434702user1434702
345419
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user1434702user1434702
345419
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Client type other is for installed applications it should not have a redirect uri the way it works is it returns the authorization code directly back where it came from that being
- localhost
- 127.0.0.1
- urn:ietf:wg:oauth:2.0:oob
For some reason your code is sending a https redirect uri which is in correct it should not be doing this. It looks like you are using the code for a web browser application with a native application client.
answered Mar 25 at 7:46
DaImToDaImTo
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my app is web application but i do auth all in java, so should i change client type to 'webapp'?
– user1434702
Mar 25 at 7:57
If you are using a web application then yes you should have a browser client. Remember to set the redirect uri up.
– DaImTo
Mar 25 at 7:58
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Client type other is for installed applications it should not have a redirect uri the way it works is it returns the authorization code directly back where it came from that being
- localhost
- 127.0.0.1
- urn:ietf:wg:oauth:2.0:oob
For some reason your code is sending a https redirect uri which is in correct it should not be doing this. It looks like you are using the code for a web browser application with a native application client.
answered Mar 25 at 7:46
DaImToDaImTo
48.8k1177261
my app is web application but i do auth all in java, so should i change client type to 'webapp'?
– user1434702
Mar 25 at 7:57
If you are using a web application then yes you should have a browser client. Remember to set the redirect uri up.
– DaImTo
Mar 25 at 7:58
add a comment |
Client type other is for installed applications it should not have a redirect uri the way it works is it returns the authorization code directly back where it came from that being
- localhost
- 127.0.0.1
- urn:ietf:wg:oauth:2.0:oob
For some reason your code is sending a https redirect uri which is in correct it should not be doing this. It looks like you are using the code for a web browser application with a native application client.
answered Mar 25 at 7:46
DaImToDaImTo
48.8k1177261
my app is web application but i do auth all in java, so should i change client type to 'webapp'?
– user1434702
Mar 25 at 7:57
If you are using a web application then yes you should have a browser client. Remember to set the redirect uri up.
– DaImTo
Mar 25 at 7:58
add a comment |
Client type other is for installed applications it should not have a redirect uri the way it works is it returns the authorization code directly back where it came from that being
- localhost
- 127.0.0.1
- urn:ietf:wg:oauth:2.0:oob
For some reason your code is sending a https redirect uri which is in correct it should not be doing this. It looks like you are using the code for a web browser application with a native application client.
answered Mar 25 at 7:46
DaImToDaImTo
48.8k1177261
Client type other is for installed applications it should not have a redirect uri the way it works is it returns the authorization code directly back where it came from that being
- localhost
- 127.0.0.1
- urn:ietf:wg:oauth:2.0:oob
For some reason your code is sending a https redirect uri which is in correct it should not be doing this. It looks like you are using the code for a web browser application with a native application client.
answered Mar 25 at 7:46
DaImToDaImTo
48.8k1177261
answered Mar 25 at 7:46
DaImToDaImTo
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answered Mar 25 at 7:46
DaImToDaImTo
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my app is web application but i do auth all in java, so should i change client type to 'webapp'?
– user1434702
Mar 25 at 7:57
If you are using a web application then yes you should have a browser client. Remember to set the redirect uri up.
– DaImTo
Mar 25 at 7:58
add a comment |
my app is web application but i do auth all in java, so should i change client type to 'webapp'?
– user1434702
Mar 25 at 7:57
If you are using a web application then yes you should have a browser client. Remember to set the redirect uri up.
– DaImTo
Mar 25 at 7:58
my app is web application but i do auth all in java, so should i change client type to 'webapp'?
– user1434702
Mar 25 at 7:57
my app is web application but i do auth all in java, so should i change client type to 'webapp'?
– user1434702
Mar 25 at 7:57
If you are using a web application then yes you should have a browser client. Remember to set the redirect uri up.
– DaImTo
Mar 25 at 7:58
If you are using a web application then yes you should have a browser client. Remember to set the redirect uri up.
– DaImTo
Mar 25 at 7:58
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