Would you advise i use vue for my front end?

enable error reporting in your php.ini and web server

and enable debug mode in your laravel

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hi guys, i’m new to laravel and i’m trying to setup my environment. I’m trying to align my mac php version to allign with the XAMPP VM php version

is there anyway around this?

Having 419 auth issues while posting using $.ajax()

Tried including _token and header property in the post but still not working

Please help

I’ve roamed google for almost 2weeks now

It’s making development sad

You’ll need laravel passport

Hello, have you found a fix yet?

No henry

I installed passport already

Thats what I’m using for authentication

When I issue a normal post request, it works but when its ajax, i get the 419

I’m using a single controller method where i try to detect if the request is ajax before i save

Hold on bro

You don’t really need passport, since its within the same application

Yh

The app has an api section which is in an api folder thats the reason ive installed passport

But still facing the issue

Add this inside your head tag:

<meta name=”csrf-token” content=”{{ csrf_token() }}”>

Tried this as well

Even adding it to the payload as a header

Did you also add this inside a document.ready above all other scripts:

$.ajaxSetup({ headers: { ‘X-CSRF-TOKEN’: $(‘meta[name=”csrf-token”]’).attr(‘content’) } });

In the header tag?

Have you run passport:key?

Cant remember

Let me run it again

Try it

No, before making any ajax call…

<script>
$(function (){

$.ajaxSetup({ headers: { ‘X-CSRF-TOKEN’: $(‘meta[name=”csrf-token”]’).attr(‘content’) } });

});
</script>

Ok

I always do the ajax requests with Vue, and laravel has the headers already set up for me

Ok

Add this to your master blade after your jquery and before any other custom script

Would you advise i use vue for my front end?

No if you don’t need it

Ok

I’m trying this

Will let you guys know

This should however be done with this:

<meta name=”csrf-token” content=”{{ csrf_token() }}”>

In ur head tag

Alright bro

Quick question

Why not this:

<script>
$(function (){
$.ajaxSetup({ headers: { ‘X-CSRF-TOKEN’: {{csrf_token()}} } });

});
</script>

This would mean I don’t need to include @csfr in the ajax form if I’m right?

Yh exactly..

I don’t get the question bro?

I mean you could include the csrf_token right inside the js

No need for the meta tag