trigeek38
I’m trying to render a form server side and deliver it over a channel. I can render the form and display it correctly but I’m getting an invalid csrf_token error when I try to post the form.
Can anyone help me troubleshoot this. I’ve tried to set the _csrf_token field to the same as the original session but I still get the same error.
Thanks,
Jeff
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OvermindDL1
Have you tried sending a new CSRF with the new form?
Also you might look at using Drab for this as its designed precisely for purposes like that.
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peerreynders
I wonder whether this is tripping you up:
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_csrf_tokenis simply the “unmasked” CSRF token - your particularformelement may have Phoenix looking for the token that includes the host.Edit: Looking at the source code I’m guessing you can’t use the raw
_csrf_tokenin theformelement. In the absence of the host in the URL you have to use the masked value fromPlug.CSRFProtection.get_csrf_token/0otherwise usePlug.CSRFProtection.get_csrf_token_for/1.See also: Elixir, Phoenix, CSRF tokens
trigeek38
Thanks for the reply. Yes, I tried sending a new CSRF. i think I need to do some more research and see exactly when and where it is validated and see what is’nt reconciling. Drab looks cool, but i think I’m gonna wait and see how awesome LiveView is