Yo, 405 not allowed usually means the server’s like "nah, you can’t do that here."
First, test with a simple HTML form (no JS) to rule out frontend issues. If that works, your script might be sending malformed headers.
Also, peek at your server logs—Apache/nginx error logs often spill the tea on what’s really blocking the request.
Tools like Postman can help simulate requests to isolate the problem.
First, test with a simple HTML form (no JS) to rule out frontend issues. If that works, your script might be sending malformed headers.
Also, peek at your server logs—Apache/nginx error logs often spill the tea on what’s really blocking the request.
Tools like Postman can help simulate requests to isolate the problem.
