feat(csrf) enable csrf token in other way than ruby's one#134
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feat(csrf) enable csrf token in other way than ruby's one#134cpuy wants to merge 1 commit intotwilson63:masterfrom
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add two otpions - upload-options-csrf-param name of the hidden parameter added to the form - upload-options-enable-csrf enable csrf in a simpler manner than ruby's one by getting token in cookie
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Hi,
Here is a PR to allow csrf in an other way than rail's one. In angular > 1.2 we can configure csrf cookie name and cookie header to let angular read the cookie and add token in headers. The idea here is to act as similar way instead of using meta tags
Add two options
Please let me know your opinion on this new feature.
Thx
Colin