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If source.method is "post", use HTTP POST method #21010
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The React Native Web View takes a method option to determine if HTTP GET or HTTP POST should be used. For iPhone this is not case sensitive, meaning that `method: "post"` is allowed. For Android "post" is not understood and therefore the request will be using HTTP GET. I suggest we ignore case for the method, or throw an Exception.
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Summary: The React Native Web View takes a method option to determine if HTTP GET or HTTP POST should be used. For iPhone this is not case sensitive, meaning that `method: "post"` is allowed. For Android "post" is not understood and therefore the request will be using HTTP GET. I suggest we ignore case for the method, or throw an Exception. Pull Request resolved: facebook#21010 Differential Revision: D9700895 Pulled By: hramos fbshipit-source-id: 3fa904e7946dd40958cb44f9a234ee66cb68fab2
Summary: The React Native Web View takes a method option to determine if HTTP GET or HTTP POST should be used. For iPhone this is not case sensitive, meaning that `method: "post"` is allowed. For Android "post" is not understood and therefore the request will be using HTTP GET. I suggest we ignore case for the method, or throw an Exception. Pull Request resolved: facebook#21010 Differential Revision: D9700895 Pulled By: hramos fbshipit-source-id: 3fa904e7946dd40958cb44f9a234ee66cb68fab2
The React Native Web View takes a method option to determine if HTTP GET or HTTP POST should be used.
For iPhone this is not case sensitive, meaning that
method: "post"
is allowed.For Android "post" is not understood and therefore the request will be using HTTP GET.
I suggest we ignore case for the method, or throw an Exception.
Test Plan:
Given that I add a
<WebView />
withsource.method
as lowercase"post"
and source.uri ashttp://httpbin.org/post
When I view the WebView
Then the web view should show post data
It should not say "Method not allowed"
Release Notes:
[ANDROID] [BUGFIX] [WebView] - Use postUrl if method is "post"