request-credentials tagged requests and articles
Categorized request examples and articles tagged with [request-credentials] keyword How to send a Curl request with username and password?
To make a Curl request with user credentials (with username and password ), you need to use the --user "username:password" command line parameter and pass the username and password to Curl. The username and password are separated by colons. In this Curl Request with User Сredentials Example, we send a username and password to the ReqBin echo URL. Click Run to execute the Curl with Username and Password example online and see the results.
How do I send a CORS request with Credentials?
To send a CORS request with credentials, you must provide an Origin request HTTP header and an authorization cookie. CORS (Cross-Origin Resource Sharing) requests are sent if the site domain and the target server differ. Browsers use the Origin header to tell the server from which host the request originated. Before sending a CORS request, browsers always send an OPTIONS request to get the allowed request options. It's up to the server to process the CORS request from the source domain or block it. The server notifies the client of allowed domains using the Allow-Origin HTTP header. In this CORS request with Сredentials example, we send a cross-domain request with user credentials to the ReqBin echo URL. Click Send to execute CORS Request with Credentials online and see the results.
To make a Curl request with user credentials (with username and password ), you need to use the --user "username:password" command line parameter and pass the username and password to Curl. The username and password are separated by colons. In this Curl Request with User Сredentials Example, we send a username and password to the ReqBin echo URL. Click Run to execute the Curl with Username and Password example online and see the results.
How do I send a CORS request with Credentials?
To send a CORS request with credentials, you must provide an Origin request HTTP header and an authorization cookie. CORS (Cross-Origin Resource Sharing) requests are sent if the site domain and the target server differ. Browsers use the Origin header to tell the server from which host the request originated. Before sending a CORS request, browsers always send an OPTIONS request to get the allowed request options. It's up to the server to process the CORS request from the source domain or block it. The server notifies the client of allowed domains using the Allow-Origin HTTP header. In this CORS request with Сredentials example, we send a cross-domain request with user credentials to the ReqBin echo URL. Click Send to execute CORS Request with Credentials online and see the results.
