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问题 The following code works locally when I use Django's development server, but I am running into intermittent bugs in production with Nginx and Gunicorn. views.py def first_view(request): if request.method == "POST": # not using a django form in the template, so need to parse the request POST # create a dictionary with only strings as values new_post = {key:val for key,val in request.POST.items() if key != 'csrfmiddlewaretoken'} request.session['new_post'] = new_mappings # save for use within

问题 I have made a simple login form, but what is bugging me is that if you view the request (it's ajax), you can see the users password i.e. ?user=Bob&pass=secret Is this something not to worry about at all or am I doing it wrong? I can't think of a way around this. 回答1: Always use HTTPS and always opt for POST. The GET method will allow your browser to store the username and password when it stores the URL in its history and can also be sent to third party sites, e.g., google analytics. Also,

问题 I have a form with three radio button options. I need to submit the form data to another file, but for some reason the data sent contains the value of the selected radio button as "on" as opposed to the value of the value attribute. I tried manually manipulating and sending the data via the post() function but since I need to redirect the page upon submission, that results in a POST request followed by a GET request. The actual purpose of this code requires me to send this data to a function

问题 I think that there is either an error in my code, or my PHP or Apache is set up incorrectly. When I submit a form with a hidden field in it, I do not get any data in my $_POST array... When I comment out the hidden field in my code, the POST data is returned correctly... HTML FORM <form action='/utils/login.php ' method='POST'> <table> <tr> <td colspan='2'> Login </td> </tr> <tr> <td> Username </td> <td> <input type='text' name='userid' value='' size='12' /> </td> </tr> <tr> <td> Password <

问题 I am beginner in retrofit... I need send POST request with simple parameters name : value login[name] : some-name login[pw] : some-pw date : 2017-08-28T12:12:12+0200 so, I tried @FormUrlEncoded @POST(urlLogin) Call<Login> signIn(@Field("login[name]") String name, @Field("login[pw]") String pw, @Field("date") String date); that send to the server: login%5Bname%5D : some-name login%5Bpw%5D : some-pw date : 2017-08-28T21%3A11%3A57%2B0200 next @FormUrlEncoded @POST(urlLogin) Call<Login> signIn(

问题 I am beginner in retrofit... I need send POST request with simple parameters name : value login[name] : some-name login[pw] : some-pw date : 2017-08-28T12:12:12+0200 so, I tried @FormUrlEncoded @POST(urlLogin) Call<Login> signIn(@Field("login[name]") String name, @Field("login[pw]") String pw, @Field("date") String date); that send to the server: login%5Bname%5D : some-name login%5Bpw%5D : some-pw date : 2017-08-28T21%3A11%3A57%2B0200 next @FormUrlEncoded @POST(urlLogin) Call<Login> signIn(

问题 How to send asynchronous HTTP GET/POST request in java without waiting/reading response ?I don't want to use any third party libraries .. 回答1: If you're not interested in reading the response at all you can just use URL.openStream() to create a connection and then immediately close the socket (or ignore it and let it time out, if you feel like being mean to the server). This isn't strictly asynchronous, but it will be quite a bit faster than any approach that relies upon fetching and parsing

问题 I'm trying to post XML to a web service using jQuery. I'm getting a response back that I didn't expect: "Name Cannot begin with the '%' character, hexadecimal value 0x25. Line 1, position 65." Code $(function() { var xmlStr = '<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8" ?><TransactionSetup xmlns="obsfucated"><Credentials><AccountID>1043155</AccountID><AccountToken>obsfucated</AccountToken><AcceptorID>obsfucated</AcceptorID></Credentials><Application><ApplicationID>obsfucated</ApplicationID>

问题 I've an API which returns an excel document as response. The request will be one simple json. I've searched google and found some code base to download the file and I've used it in my application, but I'm getting some errors and unable to find it out the solution. Below are my code base. component.ts import rxjs/Rx; details = {id: 75,name: "some name"} this.nameService.getData(this.details).subscribe(response => { this.downloadFile(response); }) downloadFile(data: Response) { const blob = new

问题 I've been searching all over for an explanation of how exactly BIOS works now for quite some time. I have designed a bootloader and have jumped to 32-bit mode with it while successfully initializing the IDT as well as the GDT, but in doing so, I have found "operating systems" seeming to be quite simple, and the feeling as if "BIOS" IS the actual operating system of every computer. So now I have took on a new challenge of trying to discover how BIOS actually initializes itself, discovers how