06-12-2015 02:01
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Hey guys!
I read a lot of "invalid signature or token" threads, but no one seems to solve my problem.
When I start to call for the access_token via my post to https://api.fitbit.com/oauth/access_token I get the written error message. But when I use the debug tool provided by fitbit it gives me the same signature I am using for my application.
I don't know what I should do anymore since it seems to be right.
Maybe you got any other ideas?
Thank you!
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06-15-2015 02:07
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Though no one seemed to be able to help me I went into further debugging and solved my problem by creating an instance of a token object from the beginning of my OAuth authentication cycle. From now on I just overwrote the new access token and used this object straight up to every signing request and now it is working.
I hope this may help some people one time!
Greetz

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Though no one seemed to be able to help me I went into further debugging and solved my problem by creating an instance of a token object from the beginning of my OAuth authentication cycle. From now on I just overwrote the new access token and used this object straight up to every signing request and now it is working.
I hope this may help some people one time!
Greetz

