Connecting Your Web Site to the Live Framework (i.e. Using Delegated Auth)

re: Connecting Your Web Site to the Live Framework (i.e. Using Delegated Auth)

sitary — Thu, 18 Dec 2008 01:33:10 GMT

I'm having trouble entering the domain and return URL. I entered it exactly as in your example and when I click Update, I get validation errors for both values.

MyDomain.com

Error: The value of this field must match the domain in the Return URL

http://www.MyDomain.com/mywebsite/delauth-handler.aspx

Error: The Domain name must match the domain name specified in Return URL.

I tried changing the case and the domain but get the same results.

re: Connecting Your Web Site to the Live Framework (i.e. Using Delegated Auth)

sitary — Thu, 18 Dec 2008 19:06:34 GMT

Hey, it's me again.

I got this to work by changing the domain name to www.mydomain.com so it matched the domain in the return URL. (Doh! That's exactly what the error message says.)

I also needed to another entry to my hosts file to handle www.mydomain.com.

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re: Connecting Your Web Site to the Live Framework (i.e. Using Delegated Auth)

Anko — Tue, 28 Apr 2009 09:58:26 GMT

I have a problem running this sample. The websites starts ok. After clicking the link I am redirected to login with my Windows Live Id. After signing in with my id succesfully I am not redirected anymore. I receive the message that the requested page can not be displayed. Any idea what the problem might be?

re: Connecting Your Web Site to the Live Framework (i.e. Using Delegated Auth)

seemon — Thu, 12 Nov 2009 11:45:44 GMT

I tried Changing HOTS file as well adding the domain in Exceptions in LAN Settings. But when I access the URL, it gives the error 1101:Host not found, DNS Related Error. The domain I have registered is not actual domain. What should I do more to run this on localhost but still authenticate using LIVE ID?