Open bernigf opened 8 months ago
@bernigf
Sorry for the late response
Can you help me to check if your server is blocking the iframe from other websites?
You can try using the Proxy mode + Local Proxy Server
or configure X-Frame-Options on your server to allow iframe embedding (just for local testing)
Please help me to check it and confirm if it working or not
Thank you!
I'm using VSCode remote SSH extension to edit files from a Django project on a remote VPS, and I'm also using VSCode port forwarding for port 8000.
I'm working on a Django project in my remote VPS, so when I start my server using
python service/manage.py runserver 0.0.0.0:8000
I can load correctly
http://localhost:8000
on any browser (Chrome, Firefox, etc) but somehow it does not render in the extension browser.However I noticed that the request does arrive to the server since I can see this output from the django http server (see also de screenshot)
[16/Jan/2024 16:45:08] "GET / HTTP/1.1" 200 2
Also inspecting the extension browser source code I found this in the console.
The URL request arrives to the server just like from any other web browser but nothing gets rendered in the VSCode-browser pane, just a blank site. I attach also some screenshots that may be useful.
By the way thanks, this is a super useful extension. Keep up the great work!