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Aug 3, 2024, 6:01:22 PM8/3/24

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Facebook requires that you whitelist redirect URIs, since otherwise people could login with Facebook for your service, and then send their access token to an attacker's server! And you don't want that to happen ;]

I got that from my browser after clicking the Facebook button you browser will be redirected to a link for integrating with Facebook API, so where you will get that redirect. For my case the link was this from where I got the redirect_url.

Other thing is if you're using "/" end of the URLs you must add that URL to app settings of Valid OAuth redirect URIs.Example:- if this url if youre using in the redirect url you must set that to app settings.

Make sure your App IDs and Secret Keys are correct. If you are using separate development, staging and production apps for testing, the App IDs and Secret Keys are all different for each app. This is often the problem.

Make sure you have the callback URL set properly in your app config file (see below). And then add this as same URL under "Facebook Login" settings where it says "Valid OAuth redirect URIs". It should look like this (depending on your environment):

In my case, I was integrating Facebook login within a Rails app tutorial. I had added :3000/adsf to my Valid OAuth Redirect URIs, but the Rails app would open the url as :3000 and would therefore try to redirect to :3000/asdf. After adding :3000/asdf to the Valid OAuth Redirect URIs, or navigating to :3000/asdf, it worked as expected.

In my particular situation, I encountered a rather unique challenge. Despite the fact that my application was still in development mode, I encountered an issue when attempting to include my local redirect URL. Fortunately, I was able to resolve this problem by substituting "" in place of "".

Important note if you play other Niantic games: Account linking and unlinking takes effect across all Niantic products. Unlinking a login provider that is used for multiple Niantic games will unlink the login provider for all of those games. For example: if you're unlinking a Google account from your Pokmon GO account, you will no longer be able to log into any other Niantic game with Google.

Follow the prompts to link your account. Once your account is linked, you can use that login provider to sign into your Pokmon GO account. If you receive an error message when attempting to link a login provider to your account, it is often because that account is already linked to another Pokmon GO account.

You may update your Google, Apple, Facebook login providers at any time. To do so, unlink the account you no longer want, and re-link your desired account. Keep in mind that to do so, you will need to have a secondary login linked from one of these login providers, as you are unable to unlink all login methods from your account at one time.

Note: Facebook has decided to end the service starting June 12, 2023 and as a result, Meraki will end support for Facebook Splash Page Login. However, you can continue to deliver secure and customizable WiFi-login experience using other options available on Meraki platform.

I am really frustrated to face the login bug. There are many mentions on the internet of the "login loop" and you still haven't fixed it. Everywhere it says that support should unmerge the oculus and facebook accounts so that they can be apparently merged again but properly...
my email is ???????????????? - for both Oculus and Facebook
the S/N (or order number) for Quest 2 is ID: ?????????????????????

TBH I have done a clean clean reboot of my PC. Like reinstalled windows reboot. And I still have an issue with logging in. A multibillion $ company should rush a fix within a week. But still a year out.

Having trouble with a Facebook or Instagram account? The best place to go for help with those accounts is the Facebook Help Center or the Instagram Help Center. This community can't help with those accounts.

This tutorial with code examples shows how to enable your users to sign in with their Facebook account using a sample ASP.NET Core project created on the previous page. We start by creating a Facebook App ID by following the official steps.

Navigate to the Facebook Developers app page and sign in. If you don't already have a Facebook account, use the Sign up for Facebook link on the login page to create one. Once you have a Facebook account, follow the instructions to register as a Facebook Developer.

Enter your development URI with /signin-facebook appended into the Valid OAuth Redirect URIs field (for example: :44320/signin-facebook). The Facebook authentication configured later in this tutorial will automatically handle requests at /signin-facebook route to implement the OAuth flow.

The URI /signin-facebook is set as the default callback of the Facebook authentication provider. You can change the default callback URI while configuring the Facebook authentication middleware via the inherited RemoteAuthenticationOptions.CallbackPath property of the FacebookOptions class.

The AddAuthentication(IServiceCollection, String) overload sets the DefaultScheme property. The AddAuthentication(IServiceCollection, Action) overload allows configuring authentication options, which can be used to set up default authentication schemes for different purposes. Subsequent calls to AddAuthentication override previously configured AuthenticationOptions properties.

AuthenticationBuilder extension methods that register an authentication handler may only be called once per authentication scheme. Overloads exist that allow configuring the scheme properties, scheme name, and display name.

If the app is deployed behind a proxy server or load balancer, some of the original request information might be forwarded to the app in request headers. This information usually includes the secure request scheme (https), host, and client IP address. Apps don't automatically read these request headers to discover and use the original request information.

Don't worry - it's quick and painless! Just click below, and once you're logged in we'll bring you right back here and post your question. We'll remember what you've already typed in so you won't have to do it again.

If you set this account up with facebook in the first place; then unfortunately you must use facebook; as there is no account to disconnect from. There is an idea to change this on the community though.

If you connected a Spotify account to facebook in the first place; then you can go to Edit>Preferences then disconnect from facebook. This will no longer associate your fb account with your Spotify account.

For all those who has the same issue, if you no longer want to log-in using facebook for your airbnb account, all you have to do is set a password. Go to www.airbnb.com/forgot_password. Just enter the email address on the airbnb account. A reset password link will be sent to that email and just follow through with the process.

@Stephen10 Yes, ABB doesn't make it easy for contacting them. Here's a helpful link to help with contact. I don't know the answer to your question as I don't log in with FB, but I'm sure ABB will be able to help you.

On this same note I do not like any business on Facebook they have enough information about us already. I don't need them knowing what accounts I have and allowing me to log in anywhere with or through them

Thanks. This worked. After I disconnected my account from Facebook, I was able to go into my profile and change my email to the one I use. They sent a verification to the new email, I clicked on the link and my new email was verified!!! This took quite awhile to figure it all out, but at last I don't have to worry about missing an email telling me I was accepted and they booked a place for me!!!!

I'm not a host, so I got out of this community page and into airbnb.com. There I was able to sign in and click on my picture in the upper right corner. The dropdown had edit profile, clicked that, on left side was 'Trust and Verification'. Clicked that and Facebook was a choice. In box, it said Disconnect, clicked that and it enabled me to go back and edit profile, where I could change email.

First, my goal was to switch from an FB log in to a password log in - because FB is blocked from my work computer and so I wasn't able to book any work travel using this method. My goal was not to remove FB entirely, just simply remove it from being the only log in option, so this system may not work for you if you are hoping to disconnect from fb entirely.

1) The AirBnb help forum says that to remove this log in system, you need to log out and then go through the "forgot password" chain and then the issue would be resolved. However, sitting here on my work computer I don't even see that option. The only option I am given is to sign in through facebook. No forgot password link.

1A) I logged onto my phone browser, and checked the desktop browser option so it didn't default to mobile. I logged out, got back into the sign in screen, and for some reason on this view the "forgot password" option was there. I did all of that and it worked! I now had a password.

1B) The above worked fine for my phone and for my mobile app. So I go to the desktop, the whole reason I'm even doing this, and IT STILL WANTS ME TO LOG IN TO FB. I was about to pull my hair out. So I click the option "Sign into another account" ....that is where you are able to just straight up put in your email and your new password. Its basically hidden!

so, tldr;: if you have done the forgot password chain and now have an actual password to use, but still aren't seeing an option to *use* it - check to see if there is a "sign into another account" option and put the email and password in there.

If you're not using Server-Side Rendering or cookie-based Auth, you can directly use the createClient from @supabase/supabase-js. If you're using Server-Side Rendering, see the Server-Side Auth guide for instructions on creating your Supabase client.