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BeforeSend request header?
See original GitHub issueOn Jquery
$.ajax({ url : <url>, beforeSend : function(xhr) { xhr.setRequestHeader("authorization", token); },
how to add request header on tabulator?
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- Created 7 years ago
- Comments:5 (2 by maintainers)
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OK, Nice workaround, never thought of that.
Thanks again. 😃
If you need this token on all requests, then can i suggest you make a global adjustment to the jQuery ajax function. if you include the following line at the start of your project before making any request, then all future requests will be made with the header and you wont need to set it on each request:
This will also mean all Tabulator ajax requests will be effected too. You can use this to set any properties of the ajax request in a global fashion