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Django Admin Preview Broken - Forbidden (403) CSRF verification failed. Request aborted. #112
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For whatever reason it's inheriting from my base.html and the css associated with that template. |
Suggestions anyone? For the time being I just created a template to override the django-markdownx preview -- since the preview isn't showing, my error is gone. However, it would be nice to use the preview if possible. |
How do you return your CSRF TOKEN ? Does it return in the POST or store in session ?? |
@TheBuky Here is my current "Solution". I'm not sure what you mean by how do I return my current CSRF TOKEN? Prior to overriding the template, my admin looked like it did in the pictures. Obviously buggy, however when override the template I don't get that issue. Solely because it doesn't even load the preview container. However, I do want to see the preview, and not have it pulling in my main web app's navigation.. Thanks in advance for the help @TheBuky
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@sampiecz did you by any chance achieve a more robust solution? |
@qwergram I have not yet. Are you encountering something similar? Right now, I just edited the HTML template and commented out the preview box. |
@sampiecz I encountered exactly what you're seeing on a personal project. Luckily I have enough flexibility to use a different library, specifically markdownify. |
It's really a shame, I'd prefer to use markdownx because of it's drag and drop image feature too. I'll have to checkout mardownify, thanks for the heads up @qwergram |
Please update with recent code. Probably you have session csrf activated in your config. |
@adi- can you explain a little more what you mean? How do I deactivate "session csrf in my config"? In settings.py? |
Check this one #111 |
Hello,
I have scoured the documentation and google before coming here but I can't seem to find anything on the topic.
I run into no issues in my development environment. However, on my production machine I get some really odd behavior.
When I go to edit a model that has a MarkdownxField(), my websites navigation starts to appear, and I get a 403 error.
I don't really know how else to describe it. I have no traceback to post.
Any suggestions of how I can start troubleshooting this?
The first two images attached are just to show my admin behaves as normal.
Last two are the strange behavior I am getting.
Thanks a bunch in advance!
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