Not working on real website, works on localhost

[vforv]

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Summary
Working on localhost not working on real domain. I added everything on app authorized domains also cleared cache

Browser(s)/Version(s)
Each

Expected Behavior
Login works as expected when testing on localhost but not on real website

Actual Behavior

On real website I getting error:

credential_button_library:48 [GSI_LOGGER]: The given origin is not allowed for the given client ID.
(anonymous) @ button?type=icon&width=200&client_id=115727459091-6eokr94phqi8if5u1puqmv3ns9su9dvn.apps.googleusercontent.com&iframe_id=gsi_686071_964241&as=0opUmcqLicF1Hq8qgx%2Fiig:1
m=credential_server_library:48 [GSI_LOGGER]: The given origin is not allowed for the given client ID

Steps to Reproduce
Please include steps and code samples to aid in issue reproduction(html/javascript).
I just using regular Angular implementation

[Saggv]

@vforv I have the same issue. Did you resolve it?

[sudarshanch]

@vforv @Saggv I see the same issue, is this a configuration issue?
Did you get it resolved?

[Shirripitinsex]

Saludos no he logrado resolver mi problema El vie, 22 de dic de 2023 8:45 a. m., Sudarshan Chippa < ***@***.***> escribió:

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[EniovdgDev]

How do u solve it?

[vittxr]

I solved this by following the instructions in this video: link.

I needed to add http://localhost (without a port) to the origins section of my Google OAuth credentials in google cloud.

[hanweixing]

I solved this by following the instructions in this video: link.

I needed to add http://localhost (without a port) to the origins section of my Google OAuth credentials in google cloud.

It works for me. Thanks.

[nitinramvelraj]

Hi i'm still experiencing this issue.

Can someone help? I've added both localhost and localhost:3000 to my Authorized JavaScript origins.