[Bug]: Wishlist Page Sending Requests to localhost:8080 in Production & 404 Error on Direct Access - Githubissues

Trisha-tech / OnlineBookSales

This project named Online Book Sales - Backend deals with developing an e-commerce website for Online Book Sale. It provides the user with a catalog of different books available for purchase in the store. In order to facilitate online purchase, a shopping cart is provided to the user.

https://book4u-j5au.onrender.com/

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[Bug]: Wishlist Page Sending Requests to localhost:8080 in Production & 404 Error on Direct Access #485

Open amitb0ra opened 1 day ago

amitb0ra commented 1 day ago

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Describe the bug

The wishlist page is currently sending requests to localhost:8080, which causes an error in the production environment (deployed on Render). This leads to the following problems:

The ERR_CONNECTION_REFUSED error is shown in the console because it's trying to reach a non-existent local server.
Visiting https://book4u-j5au.onrender.com/wishlist directly results in a 404 Not Found.

Steps to Reproduce:

Navigate to the wishlist page on the deployed site (https://book4u-j5au.onrender.com/wishlist).
Inspect the console to see the request being sent to localhost:8080.
Observe the error message: Failed to fetch wishlist. Please try again later.

Note to Maintainer: Please assign this issue to me under GSSoC and Hacktoberfest.

Expected behavior

The API request should be directed to the correct production API URL, not localhost.
The wishlist page should load properly without resulting in a 404 error when accessed directly.

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Wishlist Page Sending Requests to localhost:8080 in Production:

404 Error on Direct Access:

On which device are you experiencing this bug?

Chrome

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