Laravel/Symfony, Angular, CORS, Blocked PUT/PATCH/DELETE, X-HTTP-Method-Override, and net::ERR_EMPTY_RESPONSE
Read OriginalThis technical blog post details troubleshooting CORS and HTTP method blocking issues when an Angular frontend communicates with a Laravel/Symfony API backend. It explains how non-GET requests (PUT, PATCH, DELETE) can fail with net::ERR_EMPTY_RESPONSE behind firewalls and provides a solution using Symfony's X-HTTP-Method-Override header to work around these restrictions, ultimately recommending HTTPS as a fix.
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