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Unknown error in Native Find Courses #697
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403 suggests there's a problem with your token. I assume you were logged in as stuff at the time? Do you know if other end points work with the token you used? |
Thanks @aleffert for your response. I do not think that there's a problem in my token since I used it in curling enrllement API to make sure it's valid and it worked. Besides, I think it's been used in every module needed authentication within the app, but the only place I got a 403 is in the Native Find Courses module. Is there's any change in edx-platform repo after dogwood-rc2 I must be aware of? Since if it is a problem in the App, the CURL should work properly as far as I know. Anyhow, I tried merging the latest version of the platform but the same problem remains. |
The description for the 403 for this particular endpoint is, I'm also having trouble trying to reproduce this issue from the app itself. I am using the latest master on edx-app-android and master on edx-platform as recent as yesterday. I do get a 403 when trying to access What happens when you try to login with a user other than |
I used the latest version of edx-platform and everything's worked fine. The problem was this feature is not supported in dogwood-rc2. Closing now. Thanks for your fast response and consideration. |
I'm having the same problem. I'm using iOS 2.3.1 and edx-platform named-release/dogwood.3. Should I be using a newer version? Any other ideas what causes this 403 error? |
Hello,
I tried to use the Native Find Courses activity, but I got a 403 response. I also tried to curl
/api/courses/v1/courses/?username=staff&mobile=true&page=1
using command line with the provided Authorization: Bearer f7a30affaa193813354137eb47c59cb3f9ac974e, but the same thing happened. However, it works perfectly in the website. Any recommendations?Here's the logs:
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