Autodesk APS 3-legged OAuth: “Request error” on signin.autodesk.com/request-error

Autodesk APS 3-legged OAuth: “Request error” on signin.autodesk.com/request-error

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Autodesk APS 3-legged OAuth: “Request error” on signin.autodesk.com/request-error

Diptajit_Das
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I’m building a .NET APS (Forge) app using the 3-legged OAuth Authorization Code grant. I followed the official tutorial and implemented:

  • GetAuthorizationURL() → redirects to Autodesk login

  • GenerateTokens(code) → exchanges the code for tokens

  • RefreshTokens() → refreshes tokens

Issue: When clicking the login link, instead of the expected Autodesk sign-in or consent screen, I see:

 

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signin.autodesk.com/request-error “Request error – There was a problem opening this page.”

The browser console shows:

 

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Synchronous XMLHttpRequest on the main thread is deprecated … Affected resources: request-error:304

I’ve confirmed:

  • callbackUrl is registered correctly in my APS app settings

  • The URL scheme matches

  • Client ID/secret are correct and working in 2-legged flow

  • No CORS or network issues

I’ve found similar reports of SSO misconfigurations or missing SAML attributes, but:

  1. I’m using default Autodesk account login (no SSO configured)

  2. 2-legged OAuth works fine — only the 3-legged flow fails at login redirect

What I’ve tried:

  • Verified callback matches exactly (including trailing slashes)

  • Tested on a different browser and cleared cache/cookies

  • Ensured Content-Type: application/x-www-form-urlencoded and Basic Auth header are correct

Questions:

  1. Is anyone else seeing users get this generic request-error page on 3-legged login?

  2. Could this be a backend issue with signin.autodesk.com, or am I missing something in my code?

  3. Are there hidden prerequisites (e.g., scopes, callback URL patterns, SSO flags) not listed in docs?

Happy to share code snippets if that helps. Thank you!

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