Ugh, 405 errors are the worst. Happens all the time when I forget to double-check the API specs.
Quick tip: If you’re working with REST APIs, the endpoint might only accept GET by default. Try looking for a `/post` or `/create` endpoint instead.
Tools like Postman or Insomnia can help you test different methods fast.
And yeah, the response headers usually list allowed methods—look for "Allow: GET, POST" or something similar.
Quick tip: If you’re working with REST APIs, the endpoint might only accept GET by default. Try looking for a `/post` or `/create` endpoint instead.
Tools like Postman or Insomnia can help you test different methods fast.
And yeah, the response headers usually list allowed methods—look for "Allow: GET, POST" or something similar.
