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Hi, tried that, still the same.

Hi guys, I asked about issues with Google oauth a while back but got no answers, and made some progress in the meantime.

I have facebook and google login using socialite, facebook works but google I've only managed to get to work locally, so for example locally the url is http://dev.thesite.com and in production the url is https://thesite.com, that's the only difference, however when trying to log in with google in production i always get the invalidState exception

I managed to make some "progress" by setting the callback url to be https://www.thesite.com//login/google/callback instead of just /login/google/callback and also having www in the url in the google api console for the callback, then I don't get an error but I am redirected wrongly to /index.php and I am not really signed in.

My .htaccess files redirects all requests to https, I believe that maybe some server setting is the issue here, did you guys have any similar experiences?

I am using Laravel and its Socialite package to log in via Facebook and Google on my comments page so that users don't have to type out their name and email.

However, I am having issues with Google (Facebook works fine).

Specifically for Google (Facebook works) I get an InvalidStateException .

However if I comment out profile in $scopes array in file '/vendor/laravel/socialite/src/Two/GoogleProvider.php`

so it looks like:

protected $scopes = [
        'openid',
        //'profile',
        'email',
    ];

Then login works, however then I don't have access to name which I really need.

Yea I hear you, thanks for all the help.

OK friend we're getting there.

I am not using php artisan serve, I am using wamp and I run the app on localhost:3000 with browser sync / web pack, so not sure if I need to change anything there?

Ok I changed the redirect in my services.php, and in Valid OAuth Redirect URIs I now have http://localhost:3000//login/facebook/callback ( I do read what you say, I also tried changing it to http://localhost:8000//login/facebook/callback however now I get a new error on facebook website:

Facebook has detected olja isn't using a secure connection to transfer information.

So even though I am on localhost and in development mode I get this message.

Yea I just read your last post, not sure if http will work even on localhost.

@audunru I actually do have a redirect now, though thanks for letting me know it's the way to go, however still the problem of the method not being triggered persists.

I don't understand how am I supposed to be redirected to the callback route when facebook as you say does not connect to it. I think I might need to edit something in my facebook app or in services.php.

Please bear with me as I don't have much experience with this.

These are my routes:

Route::get('login/facebook', 'Auth\[email protected]');

Route::get('login/facebook/callback', 'Auth\[email protected]');

The actual website runs on http://localhost:3000/

In services.php I have

'facebook' => [
        'client_id' => 'myid',
        'client_secret' => 'mysecret',
        'redirect' => 'http://localhost/',
    ],

On my facebook app, I have localhost set for my App Domains (under Settings/Basic) and on that same page at the bottom I've added a website platform with site url of http://localhost:3000/

Under Products/Facebook Login/Settings , Valid OAuth Redirect URIs is empty.

Please tell me what needs changing? I tried changing my redirect in services.php to http://localhost:3000/login/facebook/callback however this gives me some error when trying to log in.

I also tried setting 'Valid OAuth Redirect URIs' to http://localhost:3000/login/facebook/callback but it won't accept it (I guess because of https)

So, my guess is I need to change my redirect in services.php and have that same redirect in Valid OAuth Redirect URIs, is that correct? If so, how do I do that on localhost? It seems to deman https for Valid OAuth Redirect URIs

Hi, are you sure?

Yes I am testing locally, but I don't think that's the issue.I think Facebook supports local development.

I think I do get logged in. I get a "state" session variable after logging in via facebook, and also I've implemented this facebook login locally without a framework or socialite (just 2 php scripts) and it worked fine.

I am trying to log a user in via Facebook and then use that user data to fill out the name and email in a comment form.

I am using Laravel / Socialite.

So in my LoginController I have this:

public function redirectToProvider()
    {
        return Socialite::driver('facebook')->redirect();
    }

public function handleProviderCallback(Request $request)
{
    $user = Socialite::driver('facebook')->user(); 

    $request->session()->put('user', $user);
}

By using breakpoints in both methods I came to the conclusion that the handleProviderCallback method is actually never triggered for some reason.