Hi Nader,
I had used your article to setup a Facebook login for a mobile app and it has been working like a charm. Thanks for the detailed setup instructions.
Recently I got an alert from facebook that the facebook app that I created for social login is non complaint with URL policy as it is returning non compliant code. I had followed above instructions originally and checked once the latest amplify instructions at docs.amplify.aws/lib/auth/social/q....
If you refer to the instructions in article above for facebook configuration. It says....
"For the _Site URL), input the OAuth Endpoint URL with /oauth2/idpresponse appended into Site URL:"
This setup seems to be cause for the compliance issue. If I ping https://<your-user-pool-domain>/oauth2/idpresponse (using facebook's debug tool - developers.facebook.com/tools/debug)
, I get a response code 400. But if I ping https://<your-user-pool-domain> I get 200.
I am not sure if my production app will break if I change the url to just pool-domain without the extension /oauth2/idpresponse
Any pointers that you could suggest to meet facebook compliance.
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Hi Nader,
I had used your article to setup a Facebook login for a mobile app and it has been working like a charm. Thanks for the detailed setup instructions.
Recently I got an alert from facebook that the facebook app that I created for social login is non complaint with URL policy as it is returning non compliant code. I had followed above instructions originally and checked once the latest amplify instructions at docs.amplify.aws/lib/auth/social/q....
If you refer to the instructions in article above for facebook configuration. It says....
"For the _Site URL), input the OAuth Endpoint URL with /oauth2/idpresponse appended into Site URL:"
This setup seems to be cause for the compliance issue. If I ping
https://<your-user-pool-domain>/oauth2/idpresponse
(using facebook's debug tool - developers.facebook.com/tools/debug), I get a response code 400. But if I ping
https://<your-user-pool-domain>
I get 200.I am not sure if my production app will break if I change the url to just pool-domain without the extension
/oauth2/idpresponse
Any pointers that you could suggest to meet facebook compliance.