Bug in the App Submission process (Domain is invalid)?

[BookingLiveDev (Projects)]

Description
We have an App submission ready to go. Its all there, completed and fine. The domain is validated, returning a nice big green tick. However when we click to submit the app we get an unhelpful error message simply saying “Domain is invalid”.

Error
Domain is invalid

Which App?
Connect

How To Reproduce (If applicable)
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
As above.

Screenshots (If applicable)

[subodh.malgonde (Subodh)]

While I am not sure, the error does not seem to be thrown for the field 1 (Validate the domain) becuase it already says ‘Validated’. The error could be thrown for some other field where you have to enter a URL.

[tommy (Tommy Gaessler)]

Hey @BookingLiveDev,

Are you still seeing this issue?

Make sure you have bookinglive.io in your whitelist, production redirect, documentation, and support urls.

Thanks,
Tommy

[BookingLiveDev (Projects)]

Hi @tommy Yes, we’re actually struggling to get any support. We have a duplicate post here:

Zoom App Submission Review

we have determined this is down to the ?state={state} parameter being added, as without it we are able to submit the app successfully, however this parameter is required for use to maintain the users context at the time of authorization, is there anything that can be done to keep this parameter and still successfully submit the app.

We have identified that the problem is the parameters we are adding in as part of the OAuth Redirect URL. These are vital for us to recognise a user.

This is classed as an Invalid URL : BookingLive

This passes validation: BookingLive

The latter example passes validation and allows us to submit but the integration will not work without the parameter. Can you advise what we should do?

[tommy (Tommy Gaessler)]

Hey @BookingLiveDev,

Please see my response to your post:

Zoom App Submission Review

Hey @BookingLiveDev, I was able to submit your app after removing the ?state={state} query param on your redirect urls. You should be adding the state query param to the actual install url, not the redirect url in your app marketplace settings: Your app is now submitted for approval. Thanks, Tommy

You can direct users to install your app from your site, where you can add the authorize (install) url with the state query param on your site for your users to click on.

Thanks,
Tommy