By default OAuth connections require https. If you are testing locally and wish to disable this requirement, you can set the following in constants.php

define( 'OAUTH_REQUIRES_HTTPS', false );

We do not recommend doing this on a production environment.

 

 

 

 

 

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I've created an OAuth Client with settings as on your screenshots

I've also changed in conf_global.php

  'base_url' => 'http://localhost/ips/',

to 

  'base_url' => 'https://localhost/ips/',

https://localhost/ips/oauth/authorize/?response_type=code&client_id=7b298e0a123154ac43d0abf0210fc87e&redirect_uri=https://localhost/ips/oauth/callback&scope=profile

 

 

 

Both answers worked. It was the https issue configuration I needed to do either in conf_global.php and init.php. What's a relief!

Thanks to (Mark, bfarber and newbie LAC) for helping me  troubleshouting this issue.

Now, I can go further to retrieve the code back from the authorize response to ask for an access token so I can get a poker demo using Oauth2 Authorization Code done!

Stay tuned!

Thanks!

 

 

By default OAuth connections require https. If you are testing locally and wish to disable this requirement, you can set the following in constants.php

define( 'OAUTH_REQUIRES_HTTPS', false );

We do not recommend doing this on a production environment.

Just to go a bit stronger on this...

DO NOT UNDER ANY CIRCUMSTANCES ENABLE THAT ON A LIVE SITE - THE WORLD WILL DISSOLVE INTO CHAOS AND FIRE

Seriously though: treat access tokens like passwords or credit card numbers. Never send them over unsecured connection.