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In the documentation, the "OAuth 2.0 Authorization Framework" page, it explains the response_mode parameter in the requests and what response it expects depending on the value of this parameter. When it comes to the form_post value for response_mode parameter, it says:
form_post: 200 OK with response parameters embedded in an HTML form as hidden parameters.
Which makes sense. Because, most of modern browsers (if not all) ignore the payload of the HTTP response if the HTTP response code is 3xx. Meaning that the if the code was a 3xx, the form will not get submitted because it was never loaded.
Meanwhile, in the "Add Login Using the Implicit Flow with Form Post" page, in the "Response" section, it says
If all goes well, you'll receive an HTTP 302 response.
I believe this is a mistake and has to be changed to 200 OK.
Could you please confirm this or explain if I'm incorrect?
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In the documentation, the "OAuth 2.0 Authorization Framework" page, it explains the
response_mode
parameter in the requests and what response it expects depending on the value of this parameter. When it comes to theform_post
value forresponse_mode
parameter, it says:Which makes sense. Because, most of modern browsers (if not all) ignore the payload of the HTTP response if the HTTP response code is 3xx. Meaning that the if the code was a 3xx, the form will not get submitted because it was never loaded.
Meanwhile, in the "Add Login Using the Implicit Flow with Form Post" page, in the "Response" section, it says
I believe this is a mistake and has to be changed to
200 OK
.Could you please confirm this or explain if I'm incorrect?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: