Support dynamic URLs in `Allowed Logout URLs` when user is logged out
See original GitHub issueProblem Description
- Currently when we create a Single page application , we add callback urls, logout urls , web origin.
- But i noticed the URLs that are mentioned there and supported are only the index routes.
- My concern is for logout URLs.
For eg: I am in a page called localhost:8000/rooms?queryParams... and i am performing the login functionality there by using the loginWithPopup method. So after successful authentication , user is logged in and stay on the same page and we get the user info.
Now comes the logout functionality , for that we need to invoke this method and pass the federated option to true so that when user logs out and login again they will see the login popup again.
Here on logout , it redirects to the index routes mentioned in Allowed Logout URLs , so is there a option where i can pass a page location like above which has a pathname and query parameters which are dynamic ?
Describe the ideal solution
- In dashboard it is mentioned we can pass wildcards like
http://*.[example.com](http://example.com/). - Is there a option to pass like this
http://*.[example.com/*](http://example.com/*)which also take the query params ?
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@som-matrix - you need to add
http://localhost:8000/en/bookings/roomsto the list of “Allowed Logout URLs” for your application0SBTpuwTY7ZF0vaCFZ5ZpGF16I54DFw5on yourayana-stg.us.auth0.comtenant, once you do that the logout will succeedNo worries @som-matrix
Correct, the client id and domain are public so there’s no harm in sharing them 👍
Closing, feel free to ping me if you want to reopen