04-14-2016 10:33
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04-14-2016 10:33
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Hi,
Im in the process of updating our implementation from Oauth 1 to Oauth 2, and I noticed you are now validating the Callback URL field (in the application) against the redirect_uri value Im sending in the request.
I noticed it while debugging, because redirect_uri was set to localhost in the query. In order to make a quick test, I changed the Callback URL to: http://localhost:8003/Provider/FitbitCallback and it worked. (I was able to debug it before)
So here is the question: Since you are validating it, Is it possible to make it work with different subdomains? If yes, what value should be set in the Callback URL field?
For example:
I have 3 subdomains, and this is what I have been sending in the redirect_ui (with Oauth 1):
subdomain1.mySite.com/Provider/FitbitCallback
subdomain2.mySite.com/Provider/FitbitCallback
subdomain3.mySite.com/Provider/FitbitCallback
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04-14-2016 11:23
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04-14-2016 11:23
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You can specify multipled redirect URIs in your app settings on https://dev.fitbit.com/apps by putting one URI per line.

04-14-2016 11:23
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You can specify multipled redirect URIs in your app settings on https://dev.fitbit.com/apps by putting one URI per line.

04-14-2016 11:30
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great, thanks!

