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You can get the error message through your browsers developer tools or the logs for laravel.
mengidd said:
You can get the error message through your browsers developer tools or the logs for laravel.
Thank you, for this tip. Using chrome I was able to get the actual error message -- CSRF, as I thought. I can't figure out a way to make a file upload request WITH the CSRF token AND the file data.
Solution
Try to use the token in the url. like form_url + '?_token=' + CSRF_TOKEN
osiux said:
Try to use the token in the url. like form_url + '?_token=' + CSRF_TOKEN
This works, thank you.
However now I cannot access the image in the request.
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