On 13/08/2022 09.04, Dieu merci Dramani wrote:
This work :
productId: 1 action: add
cart.js:9 USER: setraco
cart.js:20 setraco is logged in ! Sending data ...
cart.js:22
Here is the errors that I'm trying without success:
POST http://127.0.0.1:8000/update_Item/
<http://127.0.0.1:8000/update_Item/> 403 (Forbidden)
updateUserOrder @ cart.js:22
(anonymous) @ cart.js:14
VM29:2 Uncaught (in promise) SyntaxError: Unexpected token '<', "
<!DOCTYPE "... is not valid JSON
Promise.then (async)
updateUserOrder @ cart.js:33
(anonymous) @ cart.js:14
Most likely your updateItems functions raises and exception causing an
HTTP 403 response. The error page is then being rendered as HTML by
Django which causes your Javascript code to fail when trying to parse it
as JSON.
You should most likely be able to find the root cause of the exception
in your log files or the output of your developer console so you known
how to fix it. I would guess something related to access rights on your
database or similar but the log should provide that information.
You should also consider a way of returning JSON instead of HTML when
returning errors to the client based on the clients "Accept" header. I'm
sure there's some generic way to do that but I haven't looked into it.
Kind regards,
Kasper Laudrup
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