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Deep link redirect from OAuth

‎06-16-2016 17:48 - last edited on ‎06-17-2016 10:57 by

‎06-16-2016 17:48 - last edited on ‎06-17-2016 10:57 by

Hi Jeremiah, I`m wondering if deep linking with iOS apps is still not supported? I`m currently trying to make the user`s login to fitbit by directing them to a browser from my iOS app, and I`ve been trying to use my app`s url scheme as a redirect url, but I keep getting an error that the url is invalid. I`m hoping to be able to redirect the user to my app after logging in then getting the fitbit token etc.. Thanks

 

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‎06-17-2016 10:58

‎06-17-2016 10:58

Deep linking from the OAuth 2.0 consent screen as a redirect to your application is supported. You need to specify your URI as the redirect URI in your app settings on https://dev.fitbit.com/apps .

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