I’m trying to get text file data located in the same directory where my .vue file is. But it’s not returning the text on both chrome and firefox. Instead it’s returning following response, which is not the content of my text file. Following is my vue file. Contents of hello.txt are following. Answer I assume you’re using Webpack, since you
Tag: xmlhttprequest
URL of open(…) relative or absolute
I don’t quite understand the functioning of the url parameter of XMLHttpRequest open(method, url, async). Let’s say I have a web server like that: page.html sends an asynchronous request to controller.php. As we can only send requests to our own web server, I assume that we don’t have to rewrite the website’s name in the URL. Example: instead of open(‘GET’,
Javascript – How to know the type of the response in Fetch API?
How to know the type of the response in Fetch API? In XMLHttpRequest, there’s the responseType property which indicates the type of the returned response’s body (json, text, blob, etc.). While in the Fetch API response, even though there are useful methods to parse its body (json(), text(), blob(), etc.), I still didn’t find any property like the XMLHttpRequest’s responseType
Intercept fetch() API requests and responses in JavaScript
I want to intercept fetch API requests and responses in JavaScript. For example, before sending the request I want to intercept the request URL. I’d like to intercept the response once it arrives as well. The below code is for intercepting responses of all XMLHTTPRequests. I want to implement the same feature for fetch() API. How can I do this?
How to load audio file into AudioContext like stream?
For example i want to load 100MB mp3 file into AudioContext, and i can do that with using XMLHttpRequest. But with this solution i need to load all file and only then i can play it, because onprogress method don’t return data. Also i tried to do that with fetch method, but this way have same problem. There is any
Uncaught ReferenceError: xmlhttp is not defined?
When I run the following HTML page in the Google Chrome Browser via Netbeans, I am met with this error (see Title) when I try to select a person from the list. xmlhttp.onreadystatechange = function() This line of code and the one below seems to be the areas of concern based on Chrome’s Developer tools. select name=”users” onchange=”showUser(this.value) Can anyone
How to use XHR API in Node.js?
This is a follow-up to my previous question Suppose I’ve some javascript code, which runs fine on client (in a browser). This code makes a lot of XHR calls using the browser API. Now I would like to run this code in node.js. Does node.js provide the XHR API as in browser ? Answer Natively Node.js does not provide the
How do I promisify native XHR?
Want to improve this post? Provide detailed answers to this question, including citations and an explanation of why your answer is correct. Answers without enough detail may be edited or deleted. I want to use (native) promises in my frontend app to perform XHR request but without all the tomfoolery of a massive framework. I want my xhr to return
JavaScript – XMLHttpRequest, Access-Control-Allow-Origin errors
I’m attempting to send a XMLHttpRequest to a paste site. I’m sending an object containing all the fields that the api requires, but I keep getting this issue. I have read over the issue, and I thought: Would fix it,but it didn’t. Does anyone have any information on this error and/or how I can fix it? Here is my code:
How can I listen to xhr response using chrome-extension?
I want execute a function when some a chrome window gets a XHR response. I don’t know what exactly this request is like, because of a codified param of this request, for example: api.xxx.com/rest?random=123 So I don’t think I could use or which both need specify the request details. Answer The listeners for those events do not need you to