How can I handle denied authorization from the user?

[wloderhose]

Hi there,

After using this awesome library for a few days, I've just realized that I don't know how to handle the case in which a user decides not to authorize my app. I would like to display some sort of message and then offer them a chance to retry from my desktop application.

I put a breakpoint at my IppOAuthResultEvent handler. But that only gets fired if the user authorizes the app. Is there some other event that gets fired when they deny authorization? I'm still fairly new to the .NET world and wasn't able to figure if you had that built in or not.

Thanks so much!

[liuhongbo]

I don't think this is doable.
When user choose [No, thanks] on the QuickBooks authorize page, quickbooks will not initialize any callback to notify that the user didn't authorize the access.

Here is a basic explain of how the oauth 1.0a works. FYI
oauth 1.0a

[wloderhose]

Alright, that's what I was afraid of. Thanks for the help!

On Fri, Feb 12, 2016 at 8:52 PM, liuhongbo notifications@github.com wrote:

I don't think this is doable.
When user choose [No, thanks] on the QuickBooks authorize page, quickbooks
will not initial any callback to notify that the user didn't authorize the
access.

Here is a basic explain of how the oauth 1.0a works. FYI
oauth 1.0a
https://help.salesforce.com/apex/HTViewHelpDoc?id=remoteaccess_oauth_1_flows.htm

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[wloderhose]

One last question. Have you had a chance to bump up the nuget version since the changes from that last pull request?

[liuhongbo]

just did

[paul1956]

Right now the browser that opens is the Default browser, is there any way to open the WebBrowser control that I have built into my app? That way I can close it when the validation is done. It would also solve @wloderhose problem because I could read the HTML looking for errors.