[CLOSED] Problem under Opera last version

[Vladimir]

After some investigation I see that response 401 for POST requests only
Even for my javascript sample, if replace GET by POST then you will get failed request
If set for DirectEvent

Method="GET" Type="Load"

then request is executed fine

I see 'Authorization' header in POST request and i guess it is a source of issue

So, as you see it is not Ext.Net/ExtJS issue, POST requests are failed under Opera
At this moment, i did not find any workaround (only if use GET request but it is not suitable for all cases)

[feanor91]

Hello

Very interesting point, I have reported to Opera, I have opened a bug tracker on ther side.

Could you tell me when I can use get method in place of post one, perhaps, it will works for me, and where I put

Method="GET" Type="Load"

In the config part of the call? And how to do on direct method call in javascript?

[Vladimir]

GET request can pass data in query string only of url (an there is limitation on size of query string)

Could you tell me when I can use get method in place of post one, perhaps, it will works for me, and where I put

1	Method="GET" Type="Load"

In the config part of the call? And how to do on direct method call in javascript?

I am not sure that clear understood you. Just define that properties for direct event
For direct method, you can define it in DirectMethod attribute or in javascript

[DirectMethod(Method = HttpMethod.GET]

App.direct.MyMethod({method: "GET"});

[feanor91]

I got it. I will try to use get as a work around, hope it will good

[feanor91]

Just another question : on a store definition where I change method?

[Daniil]

PageProxy:

<ext:PageProxy>
    <RequestConfig Method="GET" />
</ext:PageProxy>

AjaxProxy:

<ext:AjaxProxy>
    <ActionMethods Read="GET" />
</ext:AjaxProxy>

[feanor91]

Thanks a lot, now all I have to do, is to change all my call (and hope it works)...funny, thanks Opera and Safari.

[feanor91]

just for my knowledge, how system decides to use POST or GET? Is it browser related? Or something else?

[Vladimir]

just for my knowledge, how system decides to use POST or GET? Is it browser related? Or something else?

If you use XmlHttpRequest then you have to specify required method manually
DirectEvent/DirectMethod use GET if no extra parameters and there is no form to submit (or Type="Load" to prevent any form submitting) otherwise POST. If you specify method manually then DirectEvent will use it

[feanor91]

Thank you, it's more clear now