I'm stuck on this, could someone help me? I put it in postman: https://my-server/api/webhook and i receive this: Webhook Error: Webhook payload must be provided as a string or a Buffer (https://nodejs.org/api/buffer.html) instance representing the raw request body.Payload was provided…
My controls look like this return ( <div className='contentDiv'> <Container> <Form onSubmit={getFormData}> <Form.Group className="mb-3" controlId="formBasicName"> <Row><Form.Control name="id" type="number" value={3} readOnly={ true }></Form.Control></Row> <Row> <Col> <Form.Label>Forname:</Form.Label> <Form.Control name="firstname" type="text" placeholder="navn"></Form.Control> </Col> <Col> <Form.Label>Efternavn:</Form.Label> <Form.Control name="lastname" type="text" placeholder="Efternavn"></Form.Control> </Col> </Row> </Form.Group> <Row><Button…
I’m having trouble setting cookies with the domain set to localhost. Here’s what’s happening: When I set the cookie with the domain as localhost, I get an error saying the domain attribute is invalid with respect to the current host…
I want to make an API call from my backend server running express.js. I expect when I visit http://localhost:3004/api/weather?city=[cityName], I should see the json response from openweathermap.org. Instead, I get the message "unknown endpoint" from my middleware. Thats the terminal…
I am currently building a simple eccomerce platform using react, express js and mysql as database. now as i am retrieving data from the database to produce the products it does replicated it self into multiple instances like, product 1…
I'm trying to use this to get contents of a specific table: let tablename = req.body.login connection.query('SELECT * FROM ?', tablename, (err, rows) => { if (err) throw err res.send(rows) }) But due to tablename being a string, it gets…
I am trying to send a cookie containing a token from my back end (index.js) to my client side. but i am failing to see the cookie on the client-side both with dev tools>network>request headers>cookie (missing header) I also don't…
While I fetched the data successfully, I cannot manage to display the data to an HTML efficiently. The only way that that it works(how far I've gotten) is with two endpoints. Where one endpoint is to load the API data…
I'm working on my first react App right now, which uses the Spotify API. But I ran into troubles with the Authentication Process. Mainly the Problem is that my custom Hook useAuth, responsible for getting an accessToken is not connecting…
I'm using Express.js, and I want to initialize a cache on every initial request to a route, and on the subsequent ones use the cached value. For now, I do something like this: let hasRun = false; app.get('/my-route', async (req,…