Closed zgordon01 closed 7 years ago
Weird, I'm assuming you can add an exception to the middleware, basically the same way you're doing for the user route?
I'm pretty sure any request at all other than the base localhost/ route will have to go through that middleware. If you type in localhost/(anything) you will get a 401
The problem isn't that it's getting rejected... but I have no idea why it's hitting our api.. it shouldn't be
yeah, that's strange. I just checked and if I log in with facebook I get my profile picture fine but I also get the error. where's the code that sets up the profile picture?
it's in index.html. I'm not looking right now but it's in a ternary operator
although this is an issue it really doesn't matter. The profile picture is pulled from the providers (facebook, google) not sure why it's hitting our api as well.
I sent an email to some people at my job about this... I'll see if they can help figure this out
fixed by using ng-src instead of src