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Hello,
We have an on-premise application that is published thru Azure AD Application Proxy that displays some strange behavior. Certain pages get corrupted and others do not. By that I mean that pages will be displayed very differently depending on whether or not the proxy is used. It looks like this is because certain characters in HTML tags will get dropped, but not always. For example an <li> tag might get changed to <l>, making it an invalid tag. It seems like this happens when a particular line on a page is too long. I have not been able to reproduce this issue unless the AD App proxy has been involved. Is this a known issue?
A cloud-based identity and access management service for securing user authentication and resource access
Hello @Luke Gripenberg , I'm reaching within the product team and will come back to you.
@Luke Gripenberg does this happen when disabling the Translate URLs in Application Body option?
anonymous user-msft, it looks like we have that option enabled right now. I will have to test this and come back to you with the results. Thanks!
Hello,
The problem seems to have been fixed by disabling URL translation!
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Is there any way to fix this without disabling URL translation? We have the same issue. Sometimes it only deletes a space (which doesn't break anything), but sometimes it deletes a character that is part of a tag name, or an angle bracket, or a quote and completely breaks the page.
There's a similar-sounding issue that was patched for IIS URL rewrite. Is there any chance that a similar fix could be applied by Microsoft Developers to the Azure AD Application Proxy URL rewrite @Alfredo Revilla - Upwork Top Talent | IAM SWE SWA ? Thanks!
Hello, due to the thread being 3 years old, please post a new question and mention me.
Answer accepted by question author
This problem was corrected by disabling 'Translate URLs in Application Body' as suggested by @Alfredo Revilla - Upwork Top Talent | IAM SWE SWA