Fixed bug that doesn't allow for uppercase letters in redirect_uri #367
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@jaykayrey Can you please add a entry to the CHANGELOG.md. Then I will merge and release. |
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Fixed bug that didn't allow for redirectPath (redirect_uri in Shopify's API) in the Shopify\Auth\OAuth::begin.
Currently, if you submit a redirectPath with uppercase letters it will make them all lowercase.
Example: "/My/Redirect/Path.php" will become "/my/redirect/path.php" which will make it no longer match the allowed redirect URIs set in the Shopify Partners interface, and also not match the actual redirect.
This only removes the strtolower() being called on the $redirectPath.