Error in list('listname').create({data}) about sprestlib HOT 5 CLOSED

Hi @ra6hi9,

Good timing - I just finished updating this information in the README this evening. :-)

Check out the requestDigest option in the List Options section.

Providing a value to that option will result in the X-RequestDigest header being populated and sent to SP enabling CRUD operations.

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Thanks brent,
This new option is very helpful, but this resolve only a part of the issue, because even if I am making the create operation from a SharePoint .aspx page with $("#__REQUESTDIGEST").val() not empty, I am getting the same error (validation ...)
After I did some debugging I found the source of the issue:

// Detect Node.js
var NODEJS = ( typeof module !== 'undefined' && module.exports );
...
...
if ( NODEJS ) {
objAjaxQuery.headers["Cookie"] = APP_OPTS.nodeCookie;
delete objAjaxQuery.headers["X-RequestDigest"]; //<----
...

The X-RequestDigest header is removed if the code is executed in NODE context, but this code is also executed in Browser context, because NODEJS variable is not undefined, can you correct me if I misunderstood something.

Thanks

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Hi @ra6hi9

Yes, Angular and other types of applications may be detected as Node.js apps, so i've created a flag that will you enable to specify browser mode:

NODE Options

sprLib.nodeConfig({ nodeEnabled:false });

That should enable X-RequestDigest to pass as normal.

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I think this condition in inverted:

sprLib.nodeConfig({ nodeEnabled:false });
....
if ( NODEJS && !APP_OPTS.nodeEnabled ) {

if nodeEnabled == false -> APP_OPTS.nodeEnabled == false -> NODEJS && !APP_OPTS.nodeEnabled == true

Thank you

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The inverted condition issue is resolved in the last commits 👍

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