How to set up fetch and cors so that a post from the frontend to a server will allow request.status to be...
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My problem is the response I get from fetch is empty. I am hitting an endpoint on a server from my frontend. I am very concerned about status 404 which is not an error and has to be handled.
I am programming in javascript using the Stripe API.
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My problem is the response I get from fetch is empty. I am hitting an endpoint on a server from my frontend. I am very concerned about status 404 which is not an error and has to be handled.
I am programming in javascript using the Stripe API.
fetch using no-cors cant read response
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My problem is the response I get from fetch is empty. I am hitting an endpoint on a server from my frontend. I am very concerned about status 404 which is not an error and has to be handled.
I am programming in javascript using the Stripe API.
fetch using no-cors cant read response
javascript cors fetch
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Trying to use fetch and pass in mode: no-cors
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Handle response - SyntaxError: Unexpected end of input when using mode: 'no-cors'
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How to allow CORS?
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My problem is the response I get from fetch is empty. I am hitting an endpoint on a server from my frontend. I am very concerned about status 404 which is not an error and has to be handled.
I am programming in javascript using the Stripe API.
fetch using no-cors cant read response
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Trying to use fetch and pass in mode: no-cors
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Handle response - SyntaxError: Unexpected end of input when using mode: 'no-cors'
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How to allow CORS?
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Maybe you should show us some code.
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– epascarello
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Maybe you should show us some code.
– epascarello
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Maybe you should show us some code.
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