405 method not allowed usually means the server knows the endpoint but rejects the POST method.
Quick things to try:
- Verify the endpoint in your API docs (if any) to confirm it supports POST.
- Check for typos in the URL (happens to the best of us).
- If it’s a REST API, maybe you’re hitting a GET-only route by accident?
If it’s CORS, the error would be different, but you can test with a CORS extension like "Allow CORS" in Chrome to rule it out.
Quick things to try:
- Verify the endpoint in your API docs (if any) to confirm it supports POST.
- Check for typos in the URL (happens to the best of us).
- If it’s a REST API, maybe you’re hitting a GET-only route by accident?
If it’s CORS, the error would be different, but you can test with a CORS extension like "Allow CORS" in Chrome to rule it out.