Invalid Request: Redirect URI hostnames must match

  • Resolved boomting

    (@boomting)


    9 years, 1 month ago

    Hi there,

    First off, just the app I’m looking for! Thanks for developing.

    I’m having some issues connecting it to the website futureleadersconference.co.uk.

    I followed the steps on https://automattic.github.io/eventbrite-api/users.html exactly, but receive the error message “The application you’re trying to use has made an invalid request to Eventbrite. Please contact the application developer.
    Redirect URI hostnames must match”

    I did notice that WordPress said the plugin had not been tested with my version of WordPress (WordPress 4.4.1 running Ronneby theme).

    The domain is hosted as an add-on. I’ve had a look through some of the previous support but can’t find a fix that works!

    Thanks

    https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/eventbrite-api/

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  • Plugin Author Automattic

    (@automattic)

    Hi boomting,

    “Redirect URI hostnames must match” means that you need the site running the plugin to have the same hostname as the OAuth Redirect URI field in the Application Details on eventbrite.com (step 3 under Connecting to Eventbrite in the docs you mentioned). I’m not sure what you mean by the domain being hosted as an add-on, but regardless of how it’s implemented, it will need to match. I don’t think implementation is important, as long as DNS gets you to where you want to go (for instance, localhost host URIs work as expected).

    jrmcadam

    (@jrmcadam)

    I had the same error message as well. The solution for me was updating the OAuth URI in the EventBrite application details.

    In Keyring where you enter the API secret etc, there is a block of text that has the OAuth URI such as
    domain.com/wp-admin/tools.php?page=keyring&action=verify&service=eventbrite

    Then I went to EventBrite at https://www.eventbrite.com/myaccount/apps/ Clicked on the key details and updated the OAuth Redirect URI field. After attempting to authenticate again I was able to get the Allow/Deny options to show up.

    Plugin Author Automattic

    (@automattic)

    Yes, thank you, jrmcadam, a much clearer explanation than my own ??

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