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Couldn't set cookie with flask
Why does the session cookie work when serving from a domain but not when using an IP?How do I set/unset a cookie with jQuery?Local Storage vs CookiesHow to get data received in Flask requestSet cookie and get cookie with JavaScriptDomain-wide cookies not saving in Chrome for .uk Second Level DomainFlask session cookies not set on browsers.. Deployed on Amazon EC2Cookie not setting with FlaskHow to save cookies from Flask API on Angular 5 POST requestFlask session empty after domain forwarding to PythonAnywhere, only in Safari (webkit)Browser not saving cookie for explicit domain
For development I am using vuejs which is being served by webpack at my local address: 172.18.0.77:8080
and flask that is run by Werkzeug at address 172.18.0.77:5000
. I am trying to set cookie to some GET
request by running this code:
response_data = Response(json.dumps(some_json_data, indent=True), status=200, mimetype='application/json')
response_data.set_cookie('user_session_id', value='12345', domain='172.18.0.77:8080')
return response_data
But when I am trying to read this cookie with following code request.cookies.get('user_session_id')
I am receiving only None
value.
I also tried to set cookie by changing domain to 172.18.0.77
like:
response_data.set_cookie('user_session_id', value='12345', domain='172.18.0.77')
But it also doesn't work
python vue.js cookies flask session-cookies
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For development I am using vuejs which is being served by webpack at my local address: 172.18.0.77:8080
and flask that is run by Werkzeug at address 172.18.0.77:5000
. I am trying to set cookie to some GET
request by running this code:
response_data = Response(json.dumps(some_json_data, indent=True), status=200, mimetype='application/json')
response_data.set_cookie('user_session_id', value='12345', domain='172.18.0.77:8080')
return response_data
But when I am trying to read this cookie with following code request.cookies.get('user_session_id')
I am receiving only None
value.
I also tried to set cookie by changing domain to 172.18.0.77
like:
response_data.set_cookie('user_session_id', value='12345', domain='172.18.0.77')
But it also doesn't work
python vue.js cookies flask session-cookies
@asergio Thanks for response! I just have tried to migrate to local domains using hosts file and set cookies with this coderesponse_data.set_cookie('user_session_id', value='12345', domain='domain.local:8080')
and justresponse_data.set_cookie('user_session_id', value='12345', domain='domain.local')
but flask still could't read this cookies. By the way, as it was with just ip's I can see coolies in headers.
– Bogdan Lashkov
Mar 7 at 23:00
add a comment |
For development I am using vuejs which is being served by webpack at my local address: 172.18.0.77:8080
and flask that is run by Werkzeug at address 172.18.0.77:5000
. I am trying to set cookie to some GET
request by running this code:
response_data = Response(json.dumps(some_json_data, indent=True), status=200, mimetype='application/json')
response_data.set_cookie('user_session_id', value='12345', domain='172.18.0.77:8080')
return response_data
But when I am trying to read this cookie with following code request.cookies.get('user_session_id')
I am receiving only None
value.
I also tried to set cookie by changing domain to 172.18.0.77
like:
response_data.set_cookie('user_session_id', value='12345', domain='172.18.0.77')
But it also doesn't work
python vue.js cookies flask session-cookies
For development I am using vuejs which is being served by webpack at my local address: 172.18.0.77:8080
and flask that is run by Werkzeug at address 172.18.0.77:5000
. I am trying to set cookie to some GET
request by running this code:
response_data = Response(json.dumps(some_json_data, indent=True), status=200, mimetype='application/json')
response_data.set_cookie('user_session_id', value='12345', domain='172.18.0.77:8080')
return response_data
But when I am trying to read this cookie with following code request.cookies.get('user_session_id')
I am receiving only None
value.
I also tried to set cookie by changing domain to 172.18.0.77
like:
response_data.set_cookie('user_session_id', value='12345', domain='172.18.0.77')
But it also doesn't work
python vue.js cookies flask session-cookies
python vue.js cookies flask session-cookies
asked Mar 7 at 22:02
Bogdan LashkovBogdan Lashkov
1378
1378
@asergio Thanks for response! I just have tried to migrate to local domains using hosts file and set cookies with this coderesponse_data.set_cookie('user_session_id', value='12345', domain='domain.local:8080')
and justresponse_data.set_cookie('user_session_id', value='12345', domain='domain.local')
but flask still could't read this cookies. By the way, as it was with just ip's I can see coolies in headers.
– Bogdan Lashkov
Mar 7 at 23:00
add a comment |
@asergio Thanks for response! I just have tried to migrate to local domains using hosts file and set cookies with this coderesponse_data.set_cookie('user_session_id', value='12345', domain='domain.local:8080')
and justresponse_data.set_cookie('user_session_id', value='12345', domain='domain.local')
but flask still could't read this cookies. By the way, as it was with just ip's I can see coolies in headers.
– Bogdan Lashkov
Mar 7 at 23:00
@asergio Thanks for response! I just have tried to migrate to local domains using hosts file and set cookies with this code
response_data.set_cookie('user_session_id', value='12345', domain='domain.local:8080')
and just response_data.set_cookie('user_session_id', value='12345', domain='domain.local')
but flask still could't read this cookies. By the way, as it was with just ip's I can see coolies in headers.– Bogdan Lashkov
Mar 7 at 23:00
@asergio Thanks for response! I just have tried to migrate to local domains using hosts file and set cookies with this code
response_data.set_cookie('user_session_id', value='12345', domain='domain.local:8080')
and just response_data.set_cookie('user_session_id', value='12345', domain='domain.local')
but flask still could't read this cookies. By the way, as it was with just ip's I can see coolies in headers.– Bogdan Lashkov
Mar 7 at 23:00
add a comment |
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if you use axios in vuejs, i suggest that you can add withCredentials: true
const instance = axios.create(
withCredentials: true,
....
)
And in flask
@app.after_request
def handle_credentials(response):
response.headers["Access-Control-Allow-Credentials"] = True
return response
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if you use axios in vuejs, i suggest that you can add withCredentials: true
const instance = axios.create(
withCredentials: true,
....
)
And in flask
@app.after_request
def handle_credentials(response):
response.headers["Access-Control-Allow-Credentials"] = True
return response
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if you use axios in vuejs, i suggest that you can add withCredentials: true
const instance = axios.create(
withCredentials: true,
....
)
And in flask
@app.after_request
def handle_credentials(response):
response.headers["Access-Control-Allow-Credentials"] = True
return response
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if you use axios in vuejs, i suggest that you can add withCredentials: true
const instance = axios.create(
withCredentials: true,
....
)
And in flask
@app.after_request
def handle_credentials(response):
response.headers["Access-Control-Allow-Credentials"] = True
return response
if you use axios in vuejs, i suggest that you can add withCredentials: true
const instance = axios.create(
withCredentials: true,
....
)
And in flask
@app.after_request
def handle_credentials(response):
response.headers["Access-Control-Allow-Credentials"] = True
return response
answered Mar 8 at 1:18
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@asergio Thanks for response! I just have tried to migrate to local domains using hosts file and set cookies with this code
response_data.set_cookie('user_session_id', value='12345', domain='domain.local:8080')
and justresponse_data.set_cookie('user_session_id', value='12345', domain='domain.local')
but flask still could't read this cookies. By the way, as it was with just ip's I can see coolies in headers.– Bogdan Lashkov
Mar 7 at 23:00