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Multiple subdomains for one account using the API

  • February 20, 2023
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hy0ug0
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Hi, is there a way to authorise multiple subdomains for the API in the "Authorization Callback Domain" section ? Or add a comma separated list of domains ?

For exemple I want to be able to authorise, foo.my-domain.com and bar.my-domain.com.

Can I just authorise *.my-domain.com in the settings ? Or I need to create a Strava account for each subdomains ?

Thanks 

Best answer by Elliott

Hi there, 

At this time there is only support for one subdomain. A second one would require an additional account & app. 

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  • February 22, 2023

Hi there, 

At this time there is only support for one subdomain. A second one would require an additional account & app. 


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  • November 15, 2023

So if I want to auth on the new domain to I have to generate a new client secret?

David


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  • March 30, 2024

I understand different accounts for different appls. But if I have an app in production under www.... address (and authorisation callback points at this address) and have a current build in localhost (where authorisation callback points at the localhost.. address) it seemed to work for me only days before. Now my under-construction build on localhost - is not able to retrieve data from strava. Is there a way to have both externall www. adress and localhost accepted for callback?


hy0ug0
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  • May 10, 2024

In the past I thought that localhost was whitelisted from the authorisation callback but it may have change since...

 


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  • May 12, 2024

Thx. But this exactly is the point. If I swich this, my production side will not work for the time of the development checks (= localhost Callback).


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Nice