Re: django-ajax giving 403

[Nicolas Emiliani]

On Tue, Oct 30, 2012 at 1:03 PM, Chris Pagnutti wrote:

> Hi.  I'm trying to make some AJAX calls using django-ajax
> https://github.com/joestump/django-ajax
>
> But when I make the call, Chrome's console gives POST
> http://127.0.0.1:8000/ajax/my_app/my_ajax_view.json403
>  (FORBIDDEN)
> If I visit the url directly in my browser, I get {"data":{"message":"Invalid
> HTTP method used.","code":400},"success":false}
>
> Reading the docs, it seems likely that the problem may be with related to
> not explicitly passing the csrf token in my jquery .ajax() call. But the
> django-ajax docs/instructions don't mention anything about this, and I
> kinda figured the whole point of django-ajax is to simplify these matters.
>
> Anyone use django-ajax that can help? What do most django developers use
> for ajax? I've checked out Dajax, but I find it a bit much, yet I'm willing
> to give it, or some other package another try.
>

I used dajaxice  successfully (it is fearly simple) in a project that
updates a google map with markers every time you move the map. It worked
just fine. As Tom said my views also returned JSON. Regarding de CSRF token
you only need to include the CSRF tag at the view tamplate and that's
mainly it.

Check this example out :

http://www.dajaxproject.com/dajaxice/



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Re: django-ajax giving 403

[Tom Evans]

On Tue, Oct 30, 2012 at 4:03 PM, Chris Pagnutti
 wrote:
> Hi.  I'm trying to make some AJAX calls using django-ajax
> https://github.com/joestump/django-ajax
>
> But when I make the call, Chrome's console gives POST
> http://127.0.0.1:8000/ajax/my_app/my_ajax_view.json 403 (FORBIDDEN)
> If I visit the url directly in my browser, I get {"data":{"message":"Invalid
> HTTP method used.","code":400},"success":false}
>
> Reading the docs, it seems likely that the problem may be with related to
> not explicitly passing the csrf token in my jquery .ajax() call. But the
> django-ajax docs/instructions don't mention anything about this, and I kinda
> figured the whole point of django-ajax is to simplify these matters.
>
> Anyone use django-ajax that can help? What do most django developers use for
> ajax? I've checked out Dajax, but I find it a bit much, yet I'm willing to
> give it, or some other package another try.
>

Mostly I write views that return JSON, and then call them from
javascript, usually using jQuery. That's enough automation for me.

Cheers

Tom

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django-ajax giving 403

[Chris Pagnutti]

Hi.  I'm trying to make some AJAX calls using django-ajax 
https://github.com/joestump/django-ajax

But when I make the call, Chrome's console gives POST 
http://127.0.0.1:8000/ajax/my_app/my_ajax_view.json403
 (FORBIDDEN)
If I visit the url directly in my browser, I get {"data":{"message":"Invalid 
HTTP method used.","code":400},"success":false}

Reading the docs, it seems likely that the problem may be with related to 
not explicitly passing the csrf token in my jquery .ajax() call. But the 
django-ajax docs/instructions don't mention anything about this, and I 
kinda figured the whole point of django-ajax is to simplify these matters.

Anyone use django-ajax that can help? What do most django developers use 
for ajax? I've checked out Dajax, but I find it a bit much, yet I'm willing 
to give it, or some other package another try.

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