Generic Connector, OAuth2.0
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Hi, I am authenticating users via a generic connector. If I understand correctly, I can’t know which website a user logged in from. Two or more websites are using my authentication, and all of them validate users through the generic connector. However, I want to know where the user logged in. Is there any way to send a custom parameter (such as a redirect URL) to my endpoint?
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@d-chinguun-0301 It doesn't look like you can pass dynamic custom parameters to a connector. It does seem you can configure custom HTTP headers though. If you only have a few applications for the user to log into, you could potentially set up different connectors, each with their own custom http headers.
Also, depending on what you are trying to accomplish, it may be possible to create a webhook that would respond to an event that could potentially tell an application where their most recent login came from.
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@mark-robustelli thank you. I forgot to mention that I am already consuming FusionAuth events using webhooks, but there is no application ID in the event body. but it is okay i will manage it anyway
