Invalid Retrun URL

Trello
1

I keep getting invalid return url when using the non-oauth authorization process.

Here is the return_url: https://monello-staging.herokuapp.com/dashboards and here is the full url for the authorization request: https://trello.com/1/authorize?callback_method=fragment&expiration=1hour&name=Monello&scope=read&response_type=token&return_url=https://monello-staging.herokupapp.com/dashboards&key={myKey}

I’ve added the following to urls to origin under trello/app-key:

  • http://localhost:3000
  • https://monello-staging.herokuapp.com
  • https://monello-staging.herokuapp.com:443

I was able to get the authorization process to work locally.

Any help is greatly appreciated.

2

I haven’t really solved my problem earlier. Instead, I just used client.js. It’s redirecting back accordingly if I used it. While the app is now properly authenticating while deployed to heroku, I’d still be interested in knowing what my original problem was.

3

:thinking: I am able to reproduce this problem…

Can you share the full URL of the authorization prompt that client.js is opening?

4

Yes, I’d be glad to. However, I’m not sure how to get it. I was looking for that also. I initially check the network tab from Chrome but it didn’t seem to show up. If you can point where or how to check, I’ll go ahead and get it.

5

On the page that you have loaded client.js, you can make a call to Trello.deauthorize() to remove the stored token.

6

It looks like you have a type in your return_url – herokupapp should be herokuapp

7

:sweat_smile: :sweat_smile: :sweat_smile: oh my… it’s always the little things. I missed that! I’ll try it out again. Thanks!

8

I got it to work. It’s confirmed that it was the typo causing the problem. Thanks again @bentley and sorry the trouble with that kind of a bug :sweat_smile: