1) Actually CSRF is supposed to be use for forms in the same domain. You see, a malicious person could easily post your form on another domain. This is why CSRF exists. Ofcourse you can disable it, at your own risk, with JWT_COOKIE_CSRF_PROTECT and JWT_CSRF_CHECK_FORM.
2) I'm guessing the authToken in your code has the wrong value. I don't see where you assign it so I can't tell for sure. Can you try using this instead-
I couldn't figure it out with POST request in this case. I'll just use GET request which works fine.
Thank you so much for the help though! I immensely appreciate it
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1) Actually CSRF is supposed to be use for forms in the same domain. You see, a malicious person could easily post your form on another domain. This is why CSRF exists. Ofcourse you can disable it, at your own risk, with
JWT_COOKIE_CSRF_PROTECTandJWT_CSRF_CHECK_FORM.2) I'm guessing the
authTokenin your code has the wrong value. I don't see where you assign it so I can't tell for sure. Can you try using this instead-I couldn't figure it out with POST request in this case. I'll just use GET request which works fine.
Thank you so much for the help though! I immensely appreciate it