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Comments by shivangkaul (Top 4 by date)
shivangkaul
17-Dec-19 7:37am
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tripe3way, I would love to but unfortunately I am living in London for now till my assignment is not over. You can search me on LinkedIn by Shivang Kaul. Here is the link,
https://www.linkedin.com/in/shivang-kaul-5116805
shivangkaul
17-Dec-19 7:32am
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Apologies for late reply was occupied with office tasks from last few months.
Yes this code is from *.ts file where GET and POST request are required. This code is written in the base,
AbstractReadOnlyService.httpHeaders = new HttpHeaders().set('Content-Type', 'application/json');
AbstractReadOnlyService.httpHeaders = AbstractReadOnlyService.httpHeaders.set('Accept', 'application/json');
AbstractReadOnlyService.optionsStatic = {
headers: AbstractReadOnlyService.httpHeaders,
params: new HttpParams(),
withCredentials: true
};
And as you can see, it is being used in POST request,
//For POST
return this.httpClient.post(url, firmDashboardSearchCriteria, AbstractReadOnlyService.optionsStatic).pipe(
map((response: any) => response as xxxxSearchResult[]),
catchError(this.handleError)
shivangkaul
20-Sep-13 22:37pm
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Hi Karthik. A, I have not given the service url instead its just the snippet I have mentioned here, I don't think its a problem here. The problem is - "This code is working fine with IE10 and other browsers when it is deployed on IIS, but it's still causing problem with IE9 and below versions of IE. On IE it shows and Error - Access is Denied."
shivangkaul
20-Sep-13 7:16am
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This code is working fine with IE10 and other browsers when it is deployed on IIS, but it's still causing problem with IE9 and below versions of IE. On IE it shows and Error - "Access is Denied."