X-CSRF-TOKEN as datamanager headers

[jo jo]

Hello i need to add header X-CSRF-TOKEN while using datamanager.

Headers = new object[]{ new { X-CSRF-TOKEN = token } }  - error

Headers = new object[]{ new { headerName = token } }  - output  headerName : value but not X-CSRF-TOKEN :value

Headers = new object[]{ new { myData = token } }   - output  myData : value OK, but i need  X-CSRF-TOKEN as headername

I get an error wen using X-CSRF-TOKEN and when using  var headerName then header ist set as headerName  not value of the var

@{

    string headerName = "X-CSRF-TOKEN";

    string headerValue = value;

    var dataManager = new DataManager()

    {

        Url = "/Services/Module/List",

        Adaptor = "UrlAdaptor",

        CrossDomain = true,

        Headers = new object[]{ new { X-CSRF-TOKEN = token } }

    };

}

<ejs-schedule id="schedule">

    <e-schedule-eventsettings dataSource="dataManager">

    </e-schedule-eventsettings>

</ejs-schedule>

Thanks for reply

[Vinitha Devi Murugan]

Hi Jo Jo, 

 

Greetings from Syncfusion Support. 

 

In c#, we can’t name a variable with a dash or a hyphen. Please refer the.NET Naming Conventions for more information. 

https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/previous-versions/dotnet/netframework-1.1/fzcth91k(v=vs.71)?redirectedfrom=MSDN  

 

So, we suggest you to use header name as `X_CSRF_TOKEN` and for the same we have prepared a sample which can be referred from the following link. 

 

Sample: https://www.syncfusion.com/downloads/support/forum/167150/ze/CustomHeaderSample-1828561564  

 

@{ 

    ViewData["Title"] = "Home Page"; 

 

    string headerValue = "123"; 

} 

 

<div class="control-label"> 

    <div class="control-section"> 

        <ejs-schedule id="schedule" height="550px"> 

            <e-schedule-eventsettings> 

                <e-data-manager url="/Home/LoadData" crudUrl="/Home/UpdateData" adaptor="UrlAdaptor" crossDomain="true"  headers='new object[]{ new { X_CSRF_TOKEN = headerValue } }'></e-data-manager> 

            </e-schedule-eventsettings> 

        </ejs-schedule> 

    </div> 

</div> 

 

Also, please refer to the below forum links for more information. 

https://social.msdn.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/5698e0c9-4ef8-4a85-99b4-0db5f9de13bd/how-to-naming-a-property-name-with-dash-symbol?forum=vbpowerpacks  

https://forums.asp.net/t/2098648.aspx?How+to+set+a+property+with+a+hyphen+  

https://stackoverflow.com/questions/12216225/how-do-i-declare-a-variable-with-hyphen-on-it  

 

Regards, 

Vinitha 

[jo jo]

Thanks for your answer.

That's bad, im using a framework where the header name is fixed so i cant change the name.

[jo jo]

Found a working solution:

@{

    var dataManager = new DataManager()

    {

        Url = "...",

        Adaptor = "UrlAdaptor",

        CrossDomain = true,

        Headers = new Object[] { new Dictionary<string, object> { { "X-CSRF-TOKEN", tokenvalue } } }

    };

}

[Nevitha Ravi]

Hi Jo Jo, 

Thanks for sharing the solution. 

We are happy that you issue has been resolved, please get back to us if you need any assistance. 

Regards, 

Nevitha