I'm using firebase hosting, but it worked fine before, and I didn't make any changes in the meantime, but suddenly the hosting site couldn't be accessed.
I don't use a custom domain, and I use the hosting domain provided by firebase, so it doesn't seem like a domain problem, but I can't connect and I don't know what the problem is.
When I click the site, the site cannot be connected and the firebase screen says "unable to load domains"
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I am hosting a Flutter web app on Google Cloud Storage which works fine and is accessible via my sub domain app.mydomain.com. In general i'm pretty happy with Google Cloud Storage since it is easy to deploy and the costs of hosting are cheap.
Unfortunately, routing is a problem.
When i navigate via the app to the login page the address bar changes to app.mydomain.com/login and the login page is shown. But when i reload the page via the browser's reload button, I see the following XML
<Error>
<Code>NoSuchKey</Code>
<Message>The specified key does not exist.</Message>
</Error>
I assume this is because Google Cloud Storage wants to fetch the index.html file in the login folder. However, the bucket does not contain such a login folder.
Question:
How can I get this running?
Is it possible to deactivate the feature of fetching subfolders within a bucket to redirect the information of the address bar to my flutter app?
What would be a cheap alternative if there is no alternative?
Well, I figured out the problem.
If you pay close attention the the URL which i've posted in the question you might notice that the URL lacks the # character which is normally present. This is because i've had set setPathUrlStrategy() from the url_strategy package.
So instead of using app.mydomain.com/login my URL now looks like this app.mydomain.com/#/login which causes Google Cloud storage to correctly forward the URL to my application instead of trying to fetch a file or folder within the bucket.
There are many similar questions on SO but Facebook constantly changes settings and protocols, so answers provided several years ago no longer work or can't be applied.
I attempt to add Facebook Login to my app using JS SDK. When I try it from http://127.0.0.1:8000/, popup tells me that I must add this address domain to "Application domains" in app settings. However, this can't be done for localhost. Here's what I tried so far:
Adding 127.0.0.1 or localhost to app domains, which gives an error message: "App domains must match the domain of the Secure Canvas URL, Mobile Site URL, Unity Binary URL, Site URL or Secure Page Tab URL. Please correct these domains: localhost".
Creating test app and changing Site URL to http://127.0.0.1:8000/, then adding 127.0.0.1 to app domains. This seemingly works, but after accessing settings page again settings remain unchanged and login doesn't work either.
What does seem to work is setting Site URL on main app, but this is undesirable - I want it to work with my production site URL and test apps are supposed to be used for development.
Infinite Reload With Rotating State Param in my facebook web app, this problem occur suddenly and suddenly all fb app on my server stop working
Page is refreshing again and again and not able to open ,
script work fine in other serverbut fails to work in this , is there any server config to handle facebook app.
You can chk issue at Link - gomandi.com/visit/
State Token is Refreshing again and again in all website hosted in my server , Looks like some Server confiG. issue is there . Can anyone help me with this.as i am my server support team unable to find this issue why my server fails to connect with fb server or viceversa.
SAME APP WORK IN OTHER SERVER !!
Based upon the comments on the question above, what you need to do is to create a brand new app for the different domain names. So you can have specific URLs for each domain specified in each of the app's app settings. So if there are three domains, then I'd recommend three apps configured correctly to point to each of those three domains.
So, for whatever reason, some people can't see the custom facebook page tab. Not sure why, especially when I can see it just fine.
Link: http://on.fb.me/rKNxUS
Let me know if you need more info.
Do you have a https version of the page tab? If they're account always uses ssl and you don't you might run into issues. Other times I've seen resetting the app secret help with issues like this.
It shows a standard browser error page to me. "This webpage is not available Google Chrome's connection attempt to incontrolwebsites.com was rejected. The website may be down, or your network may not be properly configured."
May it be possible you didn't upload the webpage to the production server?
If it opens correctly from your machine: check that you don't have a custom DNS setting to point to your local webserver instead of the production server.
I am trying to use the Facebook javascript sdk for my chrome extension. Since it is a chrome extension how do i integrate it with facebook? is it an app on facebook.com or a website?
Currently i have it as a website.
my site url on the settings is:
http://localhost/Users/home/Documents/facebook/
i have also enabled web sharing on my mac.
do i need to set the site domain as well? what am i doing wrong here?
Enter http://localhost/Users/home/Documents/facebook/ as your "Site Domain" on the developer app:
https://developers.facebook.com/apps/{api_key}/summary
Replace {api_key} with yours; or find a link at https://developers.facebook.com
Interestingly enough, Facebook lets you type anything into the domain so it can be an offline URL (such as localhost or a local port) and Facebook will redirect to it after authentication.
You can test Facebook applications locally if you add an entry to your hosts file which points to any subdomain of the root domain you gave Facebook. For example, if your domain is example.com, you can add entry to your hosts file pointing fbtest.example.com to localhost (127.0.0.1).
You can then test away locally without having to edit your Facebook app configuration (assuming your local server is set to serve the same content to all subdomains).
Alternatively, if it's important to have the exact domain, you can just add an entry for the root domain. It just means you won't be able to access the live site while testing.
In order to develop and publish a Facebook application, you must provide a web accessible URL that Facebook can query. If you have webspace you can upload to or make your IP available to the web for Facebook to call, it should solve your problems.
Facebook will allow you to put just about any valid url into the box, however when you go to use it for logins or general use, you will begin to notice errors, since Facebook's spider cannot fetch the url.
Check the 'Desktop Apps' section of https://developers.facebook.com/docs/authentication/
This explains how to do authentication where there's no server involved, it's aimed at desktop apps but a browser toolbar should work in a similar way