When making a GET request through PHP to https://comeback.pw/cats/146x?page=1, I receive a different HTML response, whereas everything works fine in a regular browser. What could be the issue? It seems like there's JavaScript content protection in place. Is it possible…
hello i want want to overwrite all peramters from old link to new link .. like $oldURl="https://example.com/abcd/data?p=123&x=ABCDSS"; $newUrl="https://example.com/?data=1&data2=2&data3=3"; // $fnialurl=rewrite_data($oldURl,$newUrl); final result i want .. https://example.com/abcd/data?data=1&data2=2&data3=3&p=123&x=ABCDSS you have any idea to get path & request from old url and replace…
i'm creating a comment box with frontend in react; the main component has another one nested and one child. Here's the main component: import { useEffect } from 'react' import { useSelector, useDispatch } from 'react-redux' import { fetchComments }…
I would like to ask if someone can give me explanation or check of javascript code for this case: I call my API to get access token and I have it. Next, I want to use this token to make…
In Laravel i use ajax for adding and fetching data from MySQL Database through blade template, i have add form summation on onsubmit event. Please Help me. My codes are. Route.php Route::get('admin/bill',[BillingController::class, 'bill'])->name('billing'); Route::post('admin/billing/add',[BillingController::class, 'billadd'])->name('admin.bill.add'); Controller.php public function billadd(Request $request){…
My products.dart in models folder is : class Products { final String? id; final String? createdAt; final String? price; final String? name; final String? description; final String? color; final String? stock; final List<dynamic>? ordersList; const Products( {this.id, this.createdAt, this.price, this.name,…
I am using this code to send data to the front end and then redirect it to another function. @app.route('/get_destination_data', methods=['GET', 'POST']) def get_destination_data(): data = request.get_json() return jsonify({'redirect': url_for("show_destination_info", city_info=data)}) @app.route('/show_destination_info/<city_info>', methods=['GET', 'POST']) def show_destination_info(city_info): return render_template('city-info.html', data=eval(city_info), lists=UserLists.query.filter_by(user_id=current_user.id).all())…
I'm trying to call a GET REST API, the problem is that the remote server gives me a HTTP 400 error. But when I put the link to my browser, it returns me the right response. It's something wrong with…
I have a GET call to a document management system to get a document based on its document UniqueID. The URL looks like this: www.url.com/getdocument?uniqueid=“**12345**” Since the uniqueid is visible in the users browser, users can navigate through other documents…
I ran into a problem. when the page load, data is not loaded from the server, but when the page is saved again, everything works. Perhaps the problem is related to Async Storage, which does not have time to give…