Support Application Payload URI for http and localhost

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The problem identified in Application Login URI field payload validation error for https://localhost:3000/authorize still hasn’t been fixed, and it’s making it difficult to test in development.

The workaround of using https://127.0.0.1/… doesn’t quite work because the dev server is expecting http, not https.

Is there some reason the engineers can enable non-https localhost for Allowed Callback URLs and Allowed Web Origins, but not Application Login URI?

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Hi @sdtf,

As stated in this doc:

The login_url should point to a route in the application that ends up redirecting to Auth0’s /authorize endpoint, e.g. https://mycompany.org/login . Note that it requires https and it cannot point to localhost .

I don’t have a specific answer as to why it is required in this field versus the others you mentioned, but they address it specifically which suggests having a secure origin is important in this instance.

I would suggest formally making a feature request about this via our feedback page, this way the product team hears from you and can contact you with any questions.

Thanks,
Dan

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Thanks for your reply. I submitted the feedback.

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We really appreciate it! Thanks.

Let us know if you have any other questions!

Dan