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问题 I'm new to Laravel and making a travelpost web site. I face the error but I don't understand why i get this error. I set 'method post' in confirm.lade.php, but i take'get method'. I look for the solutions on Google,but i cann't find. I tried 1, add @csfr 2, Route::match([get,post],~ 3, php artisan route:clear This is my code. Route Route::get('/' , 'ContentController@index')->name('index'); Auth::routes(['verify' => true]); Route::get('signup', 'Auth\RegisterController@showRegistrationForm')-

问题 I'm new to Laravel and making a travelpost web site. I face the error but I don't understand why i get this error. I set 'method post' in confirm.lade.php, but i take'get method'. I look for the solutions on Google,but i cann't find. I tried 1, add @csfr 2, Route::match([get,post],~ 3, php artisan route:clear This is my code. Route Route::get('/' , 'ContentController@index')->name('index'); Auth::routes(['verify' => true]); Route::get('signup', 'Auth\RegisterController@showRegistrationForm')-

问题 I can't enable CORS on the server-side. My frontend and backend servers have different ports. Here is how server-side is implemented: http .createServer(function (req, res) { // .. Here you can create your data response in a JSON format // const { headers, method, url } = req; // let body = []; res.setHeader('Access-Control-Allow-Origin', '*'); res.setHeader('Access-Control-Request-Method', '*'); res.setHeader('Access-Control-Allow-Methods', 'OPTIONS, GET'); res.setHeader('Access-Control

问题 In general, I need to send data to a site in the form of response multipart / form-data by JSOUP As an example, take a simple form that sgeniriruet your query. <form action=«localhost:8000» method=«post» enctype=«multipart/form-data» <input type=«text» name=«text» value=«text default» <input type=«file» name=«file1» <input type=«file» name=«file2» Submit</button </form Post Response by browser: >Request Headers Provisional headers are shown Accept:text/html,application/xhtml+xml,application

问题 $ curl http://localhost:8080/v1/graphql -X POST -H "Content-Type: application/json" -d "@data.json" {"code":400,"message":"parsing body body from \"\" failed, because invalid character 'G' looking for beginning of object key string"} 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/62098140/parsing-body-body-from-failed-because-invalid-character-g-looking-for-be

问题 Why aren't the POST params that are being set by a html form on another domain being received by my PHP script being hosted by Heroku? Context: I've got a simple html form which is sending some user data to a PHP script I've put on Heroku. The form is on a different site/domain, but as I understand the Same Origin Policy shouldn't be breaking the request. In fact, I've tested sending the request from the form to my local machine and the script worked fine. The request fires perfectly normally

问题 Why aren't the POST params that are being set by a html form on another domain being received by my PHP script being hosted by Heroku? Context: I've got a simple html form which is sending some user data to a PHP script I've put on Heroku. The form is on a different site/domain, but as I understand the Same Origin Policy shouldn't be breaking the request. In fact, I've tested sending the request from the form to my local machine and the script worked fine. The request fires perfectly normally

问题 TL;DR Form submits a POST request with "data/fileUpload". Server responds 200 and renders a new page. Goody. Try to upload a new file in the rendered page again. POST request is now "data/fileUpload/fileUpload". Server doesn't know what to do. Baddy. I am not exactly sure what is going on, that's why the title is very vague. I am implementing a simple feature to a Node (Express) application. Here is what this feature does: User uploads a file. User submits the file for review. User receives a

问题 TL;DR Form submits a POST request with "data/fileUpload". Server responds 200 and renders a new page. Goody. Try to upload a new file in the rendered page again. POST request is now "data/fileUpload/fileUpload". Server doesn't know what to do. Baddy. I am not exactly sure what is going on, that's why the title is very vague. I am implementing a simple feature to a Node (Express) application. Here is what this feature does: User uploads a file. User submits the file for review. User receives a

问题 I make a post request to a server which responds with two headers that are important for the client: username and access-token. The Network Tab of the Chrome debug tool displays the following data for the response: I also log the response on the console: Here the headers are not present - why is this? My code for logging: this.usersService.registerNewUser(firstName, lastName, email, username, birthday, password).subscribe( res => { console.log(res); }, err => { console.log("Error" + JSON