Axios PUT options ok, but not doing the real call (POST does work)
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Am a bit confused about what is happening here. I have done all my CORS research and made it work with my POST and GET request, that is all fine and shining. But now I needed a PUT request (cause put stands for update). And my OPTIONS request is all fine but it is not doing the real call. If i change the methods to POST, in laravel and Axios (in VueJs), it works. Anyone has a clue, here is my response from server:
Versions:
- Axios - 0.18.0 (latest release)
Any more information required, let me know and I will try my best to provide that.
UPDATE: sorry i made a typo in my last sentence: "If i change the methods to PUT, in laravel and Axios (in VueJs), it works"
Methods should be POST not PUT, so like this: "If i change the methods to POST, in laravel and Axios (in VueJs), it works"
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asked Nov 19 at 15:23
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Am a bit confused about what is happening here. I have done all my CORS research and made it work with my POST and GET request, that is all fine and shining. But now I needed a PUT request (cause put stands for update). And my OPTIONS request is all fine but it is not doing the real call. If i change the methods to POST, in laravel and Axios (in VueJs), it works. Anyone has a clue, here is my response from server:
Versions:
- Axios - 0.18.0 (latest release)
Any more information required, let me know and I will try my best to provide that.
UPDATE: sorry i made a typo in my last sentence: "If i change the methods to PUT, in laravel and Axios (in VueJs), it works"
Methods should be POST not PUT, so like this: "If i change the methods to POST, in laravel and Axios (in VueJs), it works"
laravel vue.js axios
asked Nov 19 at 15:23
Niels Lucas
72112
Do thePUTmethod is allowed for this route in laravel. If you use Laravel-cors check if the method is allowed too.
– Core972
Nov 19 at 15:30
@Core972 isnt the 'Allow: PUT' more then enough to know? and if it wasnt allowed, should the status code not have been 200 but 400?
– Niels Lucas
Nov 19 at 15:35
That's the response to theOPTIONScall which tells the client what's allowed in the CORS request. It will not send a 400 error because it does not yet know what request you intend to do. The browser will just not make the request unless it's aPUTrequest. All CORS security checks are imposed client-side
– apokryfos
Nov 19 at 15:54
Did you create routes for both the options and the put request? I had a similar issue not too long ago
– mur762
Nov 19 at 19:34
@mur762 options should not be a route method. Its just a cors thing. I do know that it is possible to create a options route in laravel, but i have not really looked into it. But it works now, see my own answer
– Niels Lucas
Nov 20 at 8:56
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Am a bit confused about what is happening here. I have done all my CORS research and made it work with my POST and GET request, that is all fine and shining. But now I needed a PUT request (cause put stands for update). And my OPTIONS request is all fine but it is not doing the real call. If i change the methods to POST, in laravel and Axios (in VueJs), it works. Anyone has a clue, here is my response from server:
Versions:
- Axios - 0.18.0 (latest release)
Any more information required, let me know and I will try my best to provide that.
UPDATE: sorry i made a typo in my last sentence: "If i change the methods to PUT, in laravel and Axios (in VueJs), it works"
Methods should be POST not PUT, so like this: "If i change the methods to POST, in laravel and Axios (in VueJs), it works"
laravel vue.js axios
asked Nov 19 at 15:23
Niels Lucas
72112
Am a bit confused about what is happening here. I have done all my CORS research and made it work with my POST and GET request, that is all fine and shining. But now I needed a PUT request (cause put stands for update). And my OPTIONS request is all fine but it is not doing the real call. If i change the methods to POST, in laravel and Axios (in VueJs), it works. Anyone has a clue, here is my response from server:
Versions:
- Axios - 0.18.0 (latest release)
Any more information required, let me know and I will try my best to provide that.
UPDATE: sorry i made a typo in my last sentence: "If i change the methods to PUT, in laravel and Axios (in VueJs), it works"
Methods should be POST not PUT, so like this: "If i change the methods to POST, in laravel and Axios (in VueJs), it works"
laravel vue.js axios
laravel vue.js axios
asked Nov 19 at 15:23
Niels Lucas
72112
asked Nov 19 at 15:23
Niels Lucas
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edited Nov 19 at 16:01
asked Nov 19 at 15:23
Niels Lucas
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asked Nov 19 at 15:23
Niels Lucas
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asked Nov 19 at 15:23
Niels Lucas
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Do thePUTmethod is allowed for this route in laravel. If you use Laravel-cors check if the method is allowed too.
– Core972
Nov 19 at 15:30
@Core972 isnt the 'Allow: PUT' more then enough to know? and if it wasnt allowed, should the status code not have been 200 but 400?
– Niels Lucas
Nov 19 at 15:35
That's the response to theOPTIONScall which tells the client what's allowed in the CORS request. It will not send a 400 error because it does not yet know what request you intend to do. The browser will just not make the request unless it's aPUTrequest. All CORS security checks are imposed client-side
– apokryfos
Nov 19 at 15:54
Did you create routes for both the options and the put request? I had a similar issue not too long ago
– mur762
Nov 19 at 19:34
@mur762 options should not be a route method. Its just a cors thing. I do know that it is possible to create a options route in laravel, but i have not really looked into it. But it works now, see my own answer
– Niels Lucas
Nov 20 at 8:56
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Do thePUTmethod is allowed for this route in laravel. If you use Laravel-cors check if the method is allowed too.
– Core972
Nov 19 at 15:30
@Core972 isnt the 'Allow: PUT' more then enough to know? and if it wasnt allowed, should the status code not have been 200 but 400?
– Niels Lucas
Nov 19 at 15:35
That's the response to theOPTIONScall which tells the client what's allowed in the CORS request. It will not send a 400 error because it does not yet know what request you intend to do. The browser will just not make the request unless it's aPUTrequest. All CORS security checks are imposed client-side
– apokryfos
Nov 19 at 15:54
Did you create routes for both the options and the put request? I had a similar issue not too long ago
– mur762
Nov 19 at 19:34
@mur762 options should not be a route method. Its just a cors thing. I do know that it is possible to create a options route in laravel, but i have not really looked into it. But it works now, see my own answer
– Niels Lucas
Nov 20 at 8:56
Do the
PUT method is allowed for this route in laravel. If you use Laravel-cors check if the method is allowed too.– Core972
Nov 19 at 15:30
Do the
PUT method is allowed for this route in laravel. If you use Laravel-cors check if the method is allowed too.– Core972
Nov 19 at 15:30
@Core972 isnt the 'Allow: PUT' more then enough to know? and if it wasnt allowed, should the status code not have been 200 but 400?
– Niels Lucas
Nov 19 at 15:35
@Core972 isnt the 'Allow: PUT' more then enough to know? and if it wasnt allowed, should the status code not have been 200 but 400?
– Niels Lucas
Nov 19 at 15:35
That's the response to the
OPTIONS call which tells the client what's allowed in the CORS request. It will not send a 400 error because it does not yet know what request you intend to do. The browser will just not make the request unless it's a PUT request. All CORS security checks are imposed client-side– apokryfos
Nov 19 at 15:54
That's the response to the
OPTIONS call which tells the client what's allowed in the CORS request. It will not send a 400 error because it does not yet know what request you intend to do. The browser will just not make the request unless it's a PUT request. All CORS security checks are imposed client-side– apokryfos
Nov 19 at 15:54
Did you create routes for both the options and the put request? I had a similar issue not too long ago
– mur762
Nov 19 at 19:34
Did you create routes for both the options and the put request? I had a similar issue not too long ago
– mur762
Nov 19 at 19:34
@mur762 options should not be a route method. Its just a cors thing. I do know that it is possible to create a options route in laravel, but i have not really looked into it. But it works now, see my own answer
– Niels Lucas
Nov 20 at 8:56
@mur762 options should not be a route method. Its just a cors thing. I do know that it is possible to create a options route in laravel, but i have not really looked into it. But it works now, see my own answer
– Niels Lucas
Nov 20 at 8:56
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Ok, so I had to put a header for allowing the PUT method:
header("Access-Control-Allow-Origin: *");
header("Access-Control-Allow-Headers: *");
header("Access-Control-Allow-Methods: POST, GET, OPTIONS, PUT, DELETE"); <----
First I did not had that header, but my GET and POST worked fine, so default header is set for only GET/POST maybe? Now I defined all the methods by myself and now it is working. I know this can be better done in Laravel with a cors package or make an middleware, but I will do that in the future. For now this works.
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Ok, so I had to put a header for allowing the PUT method:
header("Access-Control-Allow-Origin: *");
header("Access-Control-Allow-Headers: *");
header("Access-Control-Allow-Methods: POST, GET, OPTIONS, PUT, DELETE"); <----
First I did not had that header, but my GET and POST worked fine, so default header is set for only GET/POST maybe? Now I defined all the methods by myself and now it is working. I know this can be better done in Laravel with a cors package or make an middleware, but I will do that in the future. For now this works.
answered Nov 20 at 8:24
Niels Lucas
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Ok, so I had to put a header for allowing the PUT method:
header("Access-Control-Allow-Origin: *");
header("Access-Control-Allow-Headers: *");
header("Access-Control-Allow-Methods: POST, GET, OPTIONS, PUT, DELETE"); <----
First I did not had that header, but my GET and POST worked fine, so default header is set for only GET/POST maybe? Now I defined all the methods by myself and now it is working. I know this can be better done in Laravel with a cors package or make an middleware, but I will do that in the future. For now this works.
answered Nov 20 at 8:24
Niels Lucas
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Ok, so I had to put a header for allowing the PUT method:
header("Access-Control-Allow-Origin: *");
header("Access-Control-Allow-Headers: *");
header("Access-Control-Allow-Methods: POST, GET, OPTIONS, PUT, DELETE"); <----
First I did not had that header, but my GET and POST worked fine, so default header is set for only GET/POST maybe? Now I defined all the methods by myself and now it is working. I know this can be better done in Laravel with a cors package or make an middleware, but I will do that in the future. For now this works.
answered Nov 20 at 8:24
Niels Lucas
72112
Ok, so I had to put a header for allowing the PUT method:
header("Access-Control-Allow-Origin: *");
header("Access-Control-Allow-Headers: *");
header("Access-Control-Allow-Methods: POST, GET, OPTIONS, PUT, DELETE"); <----
First I did not had that header, but my GET and POST worked fine, so default header is set for only GET/POST maybe? Now I defined all the methods by myself and now it is working. I know this can be better done in Laravel with a cors package or make an middleware, but I will do that in the future. For now this works.
answered Nov 20 at 8:24
Niels Lucas
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answered Nov 20 at 8:24
Niels Lucas
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answered Nov 20 at 8:24
Niels Lucas
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answered Nov 20 at 8:24
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Do the
PUTmethod is allowed for this route in laravel. If you use Laravel-cors check if the method is allowed too.– Core972
Nov 19 at 15:30
@Core972 isnt the 'Allow: PUT' more then enough to know? and if it wasnt allowed, should the status code not have been 200 but 400?
– Niels Lucas
Nov 19 at 15:35
That's the response to the
OPTIONScall which tells the client what's allowed in the CORS request. It will not send a 400 error because it does not yet know what request you intend to do. The browser will just not make the request unless it's aPUTrequest. All CORS security checks are imposed client-side– apokryfos
Nov 19 at 15:54
Did you create routes for both the options and the put request? I had a similar issue not too long ago
– mur762
Nov 19 at 19:34
@mur762 options should not be a route method. Its just a cors thing. I do know that it is possible to create a options route in laravel, but i have not really looked into it. But it works now, see my own answer
– Niels Lucas
Nov 20 at 8:56