Creating plain XHR request causing problems with CSRF tokens. All default request headers are propagated by POST, GET or other method while in this component we need to manually add headers.
Is there any chance that you implement this component that it will be using ng2 requests?
Creating plain XHR request causing problems with CSRF tokens. All default request headers are propagated by POST, GET or other method while in this component we need to manually add headers.
Is there any chance that you implement this component that it will be using ng2 requests?
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Creating plain XHR request causing problems with CSRF tokens. All default request headers are propagated by POST, GET or other method while in this component we need to manually add headers.
Is there any chance that you implement this component that it will be using ng2 requests?
I think that request part should be a separate service
added via provide