Missing Authorization Header, Was The Request Made With AuthenticatedFetch

Hi guys,

I am getting this error while redirecting to custom route in return URL of recurring charge & also during checking webhooks.

i am stuck on these things. any help would be really appreciated

Thanks in advance :slightly_smiling_face:

Hello @Girish_Rajwani ,

I understand that you’re encountering an error while redirecting to a custom route in the return URL of a recurring charge and while checking webhooks. Unfortunately, without specific error messages or more details about the issue you’re facing, it’s challenging to provide a precise solution. However, I can offer some general troubleshooting steps that might help:

  1. Check the error message: If there is an error message displayed, carefully review it to understand the specific issue. Error messages often provide valuable information about what went wrong and can guide you in resolving the problem.

  2. Review the code: Double-check your code implementation for any potential errors or inconsistencies. Ensure that the syntax is correct, and the logic aligns with the expected behavior.

  3. Verify the redirect and webhook URLs: Make sure that the URLs you’re using for redirects and webhooks are correct and accessible. Ensure that you’re using the appropriate HTTP protocol (HTTP or HTTPS) and that the URLs are properly encoded.

  4. Test with a simple implementation: If you’re unsure about the cause of the error, try starting with a simple implementation to isolate the issue. Gradually add complexity to your code and test along the way to identify the specific point where the error occurs.

  5. Check Shopify’s documentation and community forums: Shopify has extensive documentation and an active community of developers who can provide guidance and solutions to common issues. Browse through their documentation and consider posting your question on the Shopify community forums to get assistance from experienced developers.

  6. Contact Shopify support: If the error persists and you’re unable to resolve it, reach out to Shopify’s support team directly. They have access to specific account information and can offer tailored assistance to troubleshoot the issue you’re facing.

When seeking help, it’s important to provide as much relevant information as possible, including error messages, code snippets, and any steps you’ve taken to troubleshoot the problem. This will enable others to better understand your situation and provide more accurate assistance.

I hope these steps help you in resolving the issue you’re experiencing. Best of luck, and I hope you find a solution soon!