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I’m trying to send a JSON payload to my backend API using fetch in React, but the server keeps returning: 415 Unsupported Media Type Here is the code I'm using: const sendData = async () => { ...
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I have been working on a personal project for a while now and during a testing phase for a database, it began reporting that CORS was preventing the file from being fetched, and stopped my testing in ...
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In the html intro to a web app for a scientific study, data is collected through forms. I added a javascript function that submits the data via the fetch API: fetch('/prepare/', { "method":...
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I’m trying to call an external API from my JavaScript code using the fetch() method. It works perfectly on my local environment, but when I upload the same code to my website, I get a CORS error like ...
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I’m working on a Laravel Blade view (monitoring.blade.php) where I have an edit and save button for each row. The edit button works, but when I click the save button, nothing happens — no console logs,...
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I want to use the JS Fetch API from within a Thunderbird extension. However, I need a URL to get me started. In a browser extension, I would write: let url = browser.runtime.getURL("beasts/frog....
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Trying to make a cross-origing fetch request with the no-cors mode I found out it is not possible in this case to send any data to the server as a body: const url = 'http://cross-origin-example.com/...
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Problem: I’m trying to fetch popular movies from the TMDb API in my Next.js project, but I keep getting a signal timed out error. Here’s the error log: TMDb API Error: signal timed out at ...
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I’m building a small full-stack project using Next.js (frontend) and Express.js (backend) with a MySQL database. The Express backend has this route: // server.js import express from "express&...
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I'm trying to write a custom React hook that fetches data. It seems to work partially — but loading goes false before data is set, and error is never set even when a request fails. import { useState, ...
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EDIT 2 (please reinstate this question) As (see below) the CancellationToken is NOT sent from caller to callee of an API, how does .NET C# know to apply the default= option of a Controller methods' ...
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As the title says. This code reproduces the issue. My environment: Windows 11, ArchWSL, Volta, [email protected], [email protected] import fs from "node:fs"; import { Buffer } from "node:buffer&...
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I'm running the code below. The output I was expecting was: Start -> End -> While expires -> joke -> setTimeout However, the output I’m actually getting is: Start -> End -> While ...
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I have a code for updating the quantity in the cart by a fetch() request, and I modified it a little: updateMainItem(line, quantity, name, variantId) { const body = JSON.stringify({ line, ...
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I’m trying to call an async function and get the result, but instead of the actual data, I get a pending Promise. Here’s a simplified version of my code: async function getData() { const response = ...
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How can I asynchronously create two hundred API requests in a quick manner to an API, that is https://api.dictionaryapi.dev, in JavaScript? I want to catch CORS errors with an error status of 429 ...
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const acceptRequest = async () => { try { const res = await fetch(`${process.env.NEXT_PUBLIC_SOCKET_SERVER_URL}/acceptRequest`, { method: "POST", body: JSON....
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I have updated a PDF file in my Amazon S3 bucket. The bucket in question is being served by a CloudFront distribution. I have successfully executed an invalidation and when I access the PDF file by ...
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I'm working on a Flutter project where I make multiple API calls using the http package. Right now, I'm writing separate get and post methods in different files, which is causing code duplication and ...
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I am in the process of upgrading a job script that previously ran using NodeJS 16.x, upgrading to NodeJS 22.x. This is a pretty simple script that contains some API calls to GitHub using Octokit. The ...
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I have been experimenting with proxying requests using a service worker (SW) fetch event listener and have been seeing behaviour I thought wasn't possible, at least according to AI, and reading ...
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I'm building a website hosted on Netlify that submits a form to a Google Apps Script web app. The form data is sent as JSON with the Content-Type: application/json header using the fetch API. The ...
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Say I have a web page and I want it to automatically "go to" some form. This sort of thing works fine: script(type = 'text/javascript'). var ff = document.createElement("form") ...
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The Gist API explicitly allows any * host and the PATCH method: access-control-allow-origin: * access-control-allow-methods: GET,PUT,PATCH,OPTIONS,POST However, when a PATCH request is issued from a ...
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This is the Next.js frontend: // Create FormData to send files, URLs and username to the API const formData = new FormData(); if (files && files.length > 0) { files.forEach((file) =>...
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I'm testing my Service Worker library that accepts a FetchEvent as an input. In my tests, I want to instantiate a FetchEvent to test my library but instead I get: error: ReferenceError: FetchEvent is ...
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Been getting back into programming after a pretty long while, I decided I would play around with http requests in javascript to build a web scraper later, I wrote this little guy to practice a bit: ...
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When I make a fetch request then take out the JSON, instead a promise is saved as a variable with the correct JSON in it. I can not figure out how to pull the data from the promise in the variable in ...
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Some websites update JWT regulary to prevent scraping: in browser JS sends XHR to server to get fresh token- see the Token XHR on the picture below. Eg. curl "https://www.nemlig.com/webapi/Token&...
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Similar questions chrome mobile jquery ajax POST not working = Seems like it should be the same problem, but asker apparently was unable to reproduce after publishing to remote server. Context ...
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I'm trying to use window.fetch() in a Thunderbird extension I'm working on. Specifically, I want to try fetching the contents of files using relative paths - but am failing, possibly because I'm not ...
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I'm using the Fetch API for the first time, running some code within a (recent version of) Thunderbird: let uri = whatever(); window.fetch(uri) .then((response) => { console.log(`got response ...
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First Question I have a route tested in insomnia which is working The route is sent as\with multiform option also, I have to set\change the preferences in insomnia not to validate SSL However, I can ...
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I am trying to get a web page to read text from files held on the same webserver. The following is the code I am using; it is cobbled together from several much-praised answers to similar questions ...
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I am new to nodejs/express and I have stumbled across a seemingly simple, yet annoying, problem in a web app I am developing. Essentially, I am trying to send a post request to an Express App that ...
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so I'm using server-side events to push messages from the server to the frontend. For front end. I'm using fetch to start the stream, like this const response = await fetch(`${API_URL}/hello`, { ...
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I'm working on a web application using Laravel, Nginx on the server, Express for the "API" and I'm facing an issue with session management when users switch tabs or minimize the browser. (At ...
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"use client"; import React, { Suspense, useEffect, useState } from "react"; import TopBar from "../components/topBar"; import DataPost from "../components/data"...
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Why can't I see the fetch log information in the Chrome DevTool, but I can see it from the terminal? Context I'm used to debug my NextJs app using the DevTool, also for the Server-side code. So I run ...
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I am pretty new to fast API and angular. I am getting an issue where in angular the response never fully gets sent. When I use postman or curl the response is fully there but for some reason it always ...
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I am trying to use fetch to load a partial view which includes several Quill containers. Using Fetch, the Quill editors are not rendered. There is no comparable problem using jQuery's load method. ...
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My javascript is really not strong. Ive been constructing a tool in Go and it's like 99% complete and finding FullCalendar was a godsend for displaying data. I've got it all setup and selection works ...
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To specify a timeout of a fetch request, we can use a AbortSignal.timeout() signal: await fetch(url, { signal: AbortSignal.timeout(10 * 1000), }); But this is just a standalone signal, not a ...
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The issue is encountered in the framework of Django. The related code lines are described below. These are the HTML lines, in which, the first div and the nested p will be filled with other HTML ...
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I'm building a Chrome extension that calls the GoHighLevel (GHL) API to create and manage contacts. When I do the same request in Postman using my GHL API key as a bearer token, it works (status 200). ...
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I'm using useQuery function from React Query to fetch data in my React application. However, I'm encountering an issue where some requests take too long to download content (about a minute). Here's a ...
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Need help with Vite + React, where one is unable to fetch and display content from the public directory. Despite following various troubleshooting steps, the content from the projects home.html is not ...
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I have a website composed of PHP files, so I have the following configuration within my .htaccess file to hide the ".php" extension from my URLs: .htaccess configuration RewriteEngine on ...
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When calling fetch("http://server.com/api) we can send custom headers, like "authorization". But when including images, videos, or other things in the HTML, there is no control over the ...
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I have been defining resource as follows: resource: ResourceRef<any> = resource<ResourceRequest | undefined, any>({ request: (): ResourceRequest | undefined => { return { id:...
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