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I'm trying to get a header value with:
Request::header('csrf_token')
though, my firebug says in the headers that I have the csrf_token set to baMDpF0yrfRerkdihFack1Sa9cchUk8qBzm0hK0C. In fact, I can get that csrf_token instead with a native php code:
getallheaders()['csrf_token']
Now the question is am I doing my XSRF-protection right? or maybe there is a flaw in that php code I did, that I really have to use buggy laravel 4 function
Request::header('csrf_token')
which returns nothing but blank. And I just missed something. maybe in my Laravel 4 configurations, etc?
P.S: I am using AngularJS, but maybe it does not matter what clientside I use. I have this link as my guide: How to send csrf_token() inside AngularJS form using Laravel API?
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Laravel provides many details in Illuminate\Http\Request class object. You can simply get headers details using headers() method. This will return all headers in array.
getting a custom header in Laravel 5.8. request()->header('x_requested_with'); I would suggest using Accessing-From: admin which will add the apache header HTTP_ACCESSING_FROM . And you will be able to access it via the header function like this...
Receiving the request header, the web server will send an HTTP response header back to the client. Read any request header: It can be achieved by using getallheaders() function. Example 2: It can be achieved by using apache_request_headers() function.
I solved the problem by removing the underscore '_' in csrf_token so it would be crsftoken instead.
Request::header('csrf_token'); // Not working
Request::header('csrftoken'); // Working!
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