Thanks, Rik.
I've traced the data stream between the Browser and BPQ and am not
seeing an OPTIONS message.
If I install your code in the BPQ HTML folder the token request is
accepted. The api request fails as you are not supplying the token,
but if I bypass the code to check this the data is returned.
There is a problem that BPQ isn't putting the correct content-type
header in returned css but so long as the css is cached in the
browser it works.
On reflection I'd prefer the pages to be installed on the server
rather than allowing cross domain requests.
73, John
On 06/10/2024 10:30, Rik M7GMT wrote:
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Sure. This pages tries to fetch the node list, but fails -
see the developer console in your browser (right click on the
page, choose "Inspect", then go to the Network tab).
?
The form expects the IP:port of a BPQ node's HTTP port. All
the code for this is in js/api-client.js
- to simplify the demo, it requests a new token before each
request to the API (we wouldn't normally do this, of course).
