Base64 Encode/Decode
You can now find your Basic Authorization header in Basic Base64 in your Application Manager.
It's important to know that the Basic Authorization header in the OAuth2 request should be a base64 encoded string (in UTF-8 encoding) consisting of a concatenation of your client ID and Secret separated by a colon (client_id:client_secret
) with the word "Basic" in front of it. The end result should look similar to this: Basic MzoxNGI1NmMyNs2Q3ZGFlYTA1NjJkMDcxMTUzMWRmY2ZlZQ==
.
Use this small tool below to generate yours:
If this doesn't work you can always try this website base64encode.org. Alternatively, on OS X or Linux, with OpenSSL installed, open your terminal and run:
echo -n 'client_id:client_secret' | openssl base64
Updated 8 months ago