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Is this expected behavior or a known sandbox OAuth issue? Thanks! #SquareAPI #OAuth #Laravel #VueJS

I’ve already verified: Sandbox App ID Redirect URI exact match OAuth scopes Incognito testing Logged into Sandbox Dashboard Backend URL generation is correct Even manually pasting the correct connect.squareupsandbox.com URL redirects to squareupsandbox.com.

Hey @SquareDev, I’m implementing Square Sandbox OAuth for a Laravel + Vue app and running into a strange issue. My backend correctly generates: connect.squareupsandbox.com/oauth2/authori…? But browser/network requests keep ending up at: squareupsandbox.com/oauth2/authori… which returns HTTP 400.

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@AkoPrecious4 You can try to contact our developer support through our portal here: developer.squareup.com

Trying to integrate Square OAuth (sandbox) into my app and stuck 😅 I’m hitting a 400 error instead of the login/authorization screen. Using: connect.squareupsandbox.com/oauth2/authori…

@SquareSupport I didn't get any reply when I submitted my concern

@AkoPrecious4 While we’re not able to provide developer support over social channels, our team and community in the Square Developer Forums can help! developer.squareup.com/forums/

(and even help others with theirs), Would you still serve God with the same depth of devotion and religiosity as you do now? What would be the benefit of serving God

God’s name often fades into the background. We usually call on Him most intensely in our lowest moments when we’re desperate, helpless, or out of options. Core question: If you possessed the knowledge, wisdom, and skills to solve nearly all your own problems

The more we understand how the world truly works through knowledge, science, and practical skills, the less we tend to feel a daily dependence on God. When life flows smoothly (we wake up healthy, our basic needs are met, and problems are manageable).

Stan Lee was told his idea was the worst he had ever come up with. Most people would’ve dropped it. He didn’t. When asked to create a new superhero, he got the idea from something simple a fly crawling on a wall. What if a hero could do that? That’s how it began. He played with names until one clicked: Spider-Man. But then he broke all the rules. He made him a teenager. He gave him real-life problems. And that’s exactly why it got rejected. His publisher shut it down instantly. People hate spiders. Teenagers can’t be heroes. Superheroes don’t have personal problems. The idea was “wrong” in every way. But Stan couldn’t let it go. So in the last issue of a dying magazine, with nothing to lose, he slipped Spider-Man in… and moved on. A month later, everything changed. Sales exploded. The same people who rejected it now wanted more. That character? Spider-Man And the lesson still hits: If you truly believe in an idea, don’t let someone else’s doubt kill it. Because while most people play safe… A few back what feels right and create something unforgettable.

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Whoever said “money can’t buy happiness” really knew what they were talking about 😔

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Everytime I get mad at people in the cheap seats criticizing founders in the arena, I remind myself of what Giannis said. Arguably my favorite response to a reporter ever.