chevita87 Member Licensed User Nov 13, 2020 #1 Good morning, I have an app that makes a webview of a page made in laravel, to be able to download the pdfs that are on the page use AdvancedWebView. Now I find myself with the problem that if the links are not direct and laravel handles the link, the pdf is not downloaded, the pdfs that are with direct url are downloaded. I have to use the link that Laravel manages because it has to enter with a password to be able to download those pdfs. Can somebody help me?
Good morning, I have an app that makes a webview of a page made in laravel, to be able to download the pdfs that are on the page use AdvancedWebView. Now I find myself with the problem that if the links are not direct and laravel handles the link, the pdf is not downloaded, the pdfs that are with direct url are downloaded. I have to use the link that Laravel manages because it has to enter with a password to be able to download those pdfs. Can somebody help me?
mc73 Well-Known Member Licensed User Longtime User Nov 13, 2020 #2 Every request eventually has a response. Follow this on a network monitor (on Chrome, Firefox, whatever) , check headers and parameters involved, and then use okHttpUtils2 to "emulate" this flow. Upvote 0
Every request eventually has a response. Follow this on a network monitor (on Chrome, Firefox, whatever) , check headers and parameters involved, and then use okHttpUtils2 to "emulate" this flow.
chevita87 Member Licensed User Nov 13, 2020 #3 mc73 said: Every request eventually has a response. Follow this on a network monitor (on Chrome, Firefox, whatever) , check headers and parameters involved, and then use okHttpUtils2 to "emulate" this flow. Click to expand... Sorry but I don't understand what are you saying Upvote 0
mc73 said: Every request eventually has a response. Follow this on a network monitor (on Chrome, Firefox, whatever) , check headers and parameters involved, and then use okHttpUtils2 to "emulate" this flow. Click to expand... Sorry but I don't understand what are you saying
H Hamied Abou Hulaikah Well-Known Member Licensed User Longtime User Nov 14, 2020 #4 chevita87 said: I have to use the link that Laravel manages because it has to enter with a password to be able to download those pdfs Click to expand... Are you still find password prompt or gone? because if it is gone, Laravel will not generate pdf downloadable link .. mc73 said: Every request eventually has a response. Follow this on a network monitor (on Chrome, Firefox, whatever) , check headers and parameters involved, and then use okHttpUtils2 to "emulate" this flow. Click to expand... He give you a tip to use a different approach rather than webview, But that's mean you should know Laravel APIs. Upvote 0
chevita87 said: I have to use the link that Laravel manages because it has to enter with a password to be able to download those pdfs Click to expand... Are you still find password prompt or gone? because if it is gone, Laravel will not generate pdf downloadable link .. mc73 said: Every request eventually has a response. Follow this on a network monitor (on Chrome, Firefox, whatever) , check headers and parameters involved, and then use okHttpUtils2 to "emulate" this flow. Click to expand... He give you a tip to use a different approach rather than webview, But that's mean you should know Laravel APIs.
