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Alexandre Sabatier
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Alexandre Sabatier commented,
Would it be possible to generate dynamic content items from a manifest.json (like settings)?
View comment · Posted Sep 05, 2021 · Alexandre Sabatier
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Alexandre Sabatier commented,
Yes, everything works fine outside of Zendesk or with a non-secure parameter.
However, we followed one of your examples and simply replaced the "method" attribute with "type" in our code snippet.
...and it is now working! (also, thanks for the side note :)
View comment · Posted Mar 17, 2021 · Alexandre Sabatier
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Alexandre Sabatier commented,
I can't really wrap my head around the "data" attribute and the fact it is setting a body as query parameters. Is this the only way to send a body? My target endpoint returns a parsing error (400) only with client.request(), which we need to send a secure setting. It works fine with GET since there is no body.
var settings = {
method: 'PUT',
url: `url`,
contentType: 'application/json;charset=utf-8',
headers: {
"Accept": "application/json",
"Authorization": "Basic {{setting.token}}"
},
data: JSON.stringify({
Description: `${desc}`,
Owner: `${owner}`
}),
cors: false,
dataType: "json",
secure: true,
httpCompleteResponse: true
}
View comment · Posted Mar 17, 2021 · Alexandre Sabatier
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Alexandre Sabatier commented,
Hi @..., thanks for covering all the different options we have in Zendesk!
With a server that is not accepting cors, I am using the Method 3 and pass the following GET request header through client.request(): 'x-csrf-token': 'Fetch'. Unfortunately the header is not being sent at all.
Would you have any idea why this happens? I can see it when setting client.request to cors: true or using $.ajax, etc. but cannot use it since the server is not cors-compliant.
Thanks!
View comment · Posted Mar 17, 2021 · Alexandre Sabatier
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