Are you just saying that you have a page rule on to set SSL to Flexible, or do you have a Forwarding page rule also to do a redirect? “Flexible” is a feature which allows you to only have HTTP on the origin, and Cloudflare will proxy HTTPS requests for to HTTP on your origin. It typically functions by having the browser initiate a Preflight request (with the OPTIONS HTTP method) to the target origin.
In general, redirects with CORS are going to cause trouble. Before sending the actual request, the browser will send what we call a preflight request, to check with the server if it allows this type of request. So when you're implementing the CORS policy on the server remember to also send the policy for OPTIONS requests. This is an OPTIONS request that the browser will use to check the policy. Thanks for your read and I hope that you can help me! Preflight request Before the AJAX request is made the browser will perform a preflight request. I am sure I left out important details, but as I am pretty new to Cloudflare and CORS, I would appreciate every follow-up question or suggestion on what I could try next. Is there a way to hide my servers IP behind a Cloudflare DNS and handling preflight requests which do not redirect? My problem is that I get a “Redirect is not allowed ” since the responder of that message is the IPv4 of Cloudflare and not my call. I have tried to create an “A record” DNS entry which redirects this API to myIPv4 as well, in addition to a web worker which should handle the preflight request for CORS. A CORS preflight request is a CORS request that checks to see if the CORS protocol is understood and a server is aware using specific What is a preflight request When it comes to preflight, we can divide requests into two categories: simple requests and preflighted requests. This API requires a preflight as it is hosting a ‘Content-Type’: ‘application/json’ API.I have an API which is hosted under and should be called by.Now I want to access an API from my website ( ): If it's valid, send the actual request and proceed as is done currently. If server responds with a preflight response, check the original request against the preflight response. If the server responds with an error, display that and abort the request. I’ve set up a DNS A record to proxy to myIPv4 Check if the request requires a preflight request.I’ve enabled flexible SSL using a page rule to redirect to.I have a website ( ) which is hosted under.
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I have a problem figuring out how to deal with preflight requests on a DNS which is registered using Cloudflare. How can I sign a preflight response created in a worker script with my responder URL?
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