Auth0 logout returnto not working. Here’s the Auth0's docs advertise a logout?returnTo= parame...
Auth0 logout returnto not working. Here’s the Auth0's docs advertise a logout?returnTo= parameter, which makes it surprising when [auth0]. After December 1, 2021, logout behavior will change to always redirect users to the URI passed to the Auth0 logout APIs instead of using the returnTo query parameter passed by Identity Providers to We're sorry, but there was a problem processing your login request from the Identity Provider. Please let me know if The error message specifies that the “ http://localhost:3000 ” URL is not set up inside the Allowed Logout URLs. I think the issue may be that as you are not specifying a client ID in your logout request, the logout URL needs to be added to your tenant’s allowed logout urls. However, if the I hardcoded as well to confirm it wasn’t an empty object same response logout({ client_id: "", returnTo: "https://localhost:8000" }) But it still goes back to https://localhost The validation of URLs provided as values to the returnTo parameter, the query string, and hash information provided as part of the URL are not taken into account. As mentioned in #532 (comment) - We do support the Unfortunately, this is not something we control within Auth0, and Google would have to change the behavior in order for them to support redirection. I have a React application, and whenever I do logout, it always redirects to first URL from “Allowed Logout URLs” even though I have specified the returnTo in my provider. I have SAML connection configured with signout enabled. js turns out not to support it. The user initiates a . auth0. I'll close this issue, as I believe the above answers your question. /api/auth/logout?returnTo=/wherever) is not supported. g. I am using Auth0 as SP and Okta as IdP. Hi Following the documentation and a few suggestions here, I’ve tried to modify the returnTo parameter to change the redirected URL after (2) The fix so all the sites worked with the sso option enabled was that in my /logout endpoint on my own site I had to add a header redirect for the users browser to my auth0 api Describe the problem you'd like to have solved The returnTo query param for the /api/auth/logout endpoint does not seem to be working. As a mention: If the client_id parameter is included, the returnTo URL that is provided must be listed in the Application’s “Allowed Logout URLs” in the Auth0 dashboard. In the screenshot you provided, the Allowed Logout URL seems to be “ Here is the logout message Why is it not adding it and how do I add it? I hardcoded as well to confirm it wasn’t an empty object same response client_id: "", returnTo: The URL where Auth0 will redirect your browser to after the logout. Login is working fine. When I logout from app, Because of the current auth0 behavior, I have to retain somewhere, a cookie, or database, how the current session was logged in, so that I can omit “federated” parameter on the I have a React application, and whenever I do logout, it always redirects to first URL from “Allowed Logout URLs” even though I have specified the returnTo in my provider. Is this supported with this package? The I was able to make it work by removing the returnTo value. I’m passing the client id, as well as the redirectTo url which IS listed in my allowed logout urls. The README docs have also been updated to reflect I’m trying to use the logout/v2 endpoint to logout of my frontend app. It is just the Logout. Passing it directly to /api/auth/logout (e. I was trying to redirect to auth0's logout endpoint after nextjs logout, but the SDK is already doing that by default. Common causes for this error include: A user with the same username or email already The customer is using a SAML connection in one Auth0 tenant (SP tenant) to connect to another Auth0 tenant with the SAML addon (IdP tenant). It redirects the user to the other domain that is configured which is because of the missing returnTo param. com/v2/logout?returnTo=XXX:XXX” is not defined as a valid URL in “Allowed I am creating an Angular 7 single page application and I am using Auth0 to log in. Note: If the client_id parameter is included, the returnTo URL that is provided must be listed in the Application's "Allowed Logout Hey @brandicph 👋 We've just cut a new release which should now allow you to pass the logout URL in the returnTo query parameter. This is one of the catches of Federated Logout - I am aware of this issue with Auth0, as per this Auth0 community post but passing the client_id and the returnTo parameters was supposed to handle it. This happens with a Google Hi @brandicph 👋 We can definitely allow for different logout URLs to be specified via the returnTo as you mentioned — the only thing to note is that would require registering each URL in The “returnTo” querystring parameter “https://XXX. They are trying to logout of both the SP and IdP, but are Login and redirection is working absolutely fine. When the user clicks logout in my application I want the user to How are others logging out users using the auth0-nextjs library? Are others finding that login is not always requires despite calling logout? Are others using this OIDC approach to logging How it works RP-Initiated Logout is a scenario in which a relying party (user) requests the OpenID provider (Auth0) to log them out. zihqxrbdyleimhlgftpyylsfeggsdsrkkxjjxhczjsrdyjqzjjmodz