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Step 1: App loads and immediately redirects To inBloom. Step 2: Authorization at inBloom continues. Step 3: If the user doesn’t touch anything, and simply clicks “Test as this User” then the data will POST to inBloom and redirect to our page.
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Step 1: App loads and immediately redirects To inBloom Step 2: Authorization at inBloom continues Step 3: If the user doesn’t touch anything, and simply clicks“Test as this User” then the data will POST to inBloomand redirect to our page.
Step 4:If instead we interact at allwiththe drop down box to select a userto impersonate… Then the “webpage has expired” errorcomes back.
We know from looking at Fiddler logs that part of inBlooms impersonation process causes a cross-host post. When we addedthe second host to the App Manifest file the app started working, but on further inspection the issue with the dropbox was found. Also there is no visible difference between the “working” and “non-working” fiddler traces. “Working” Fiddler Trace “Non-working” Fiddler Trace
We think the cross host posting may be one area that deserves further looking into.However, we can see no reason why interacting with the dropbox would cause theapp to fail. Both domains used by the inBloom OAuth process are trusted in the app manifest. Manifest File