Delete fails in IE8/IE9, the verb needs to be capitalized. #30
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I am eager to start using axios, however I need this PR merged / issue fixed, so I am hoping for minor release asap. ;) |
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Fixing errors caused by lowercase verb
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@torarnek thanks for the PR. I will release this evening. |
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This is available with version 0.4.2 |
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Excellent, thank you! On Thu, Dec 11, 2014 at 8:18 AM, Matt Zabriskie notifications@github.com
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E.g. see an issue and a fix in axios axios/axios#26 axios/axios#30
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I discovered this while testing in IE8/IE9. The ActiveXObject object sends the request with the verb in lower case letters, and fails. The verb should always be in capital letters.