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✅
You should add prevent
modifier :
<form @submit.prevent="axiosGetToken()">
<button type="submit">Axios login</button>
</form>
by default the submit
event try to reload the page and searching an action from the back-end in order to run it, so the prevent
modifier will prevent the action and allows the running of the js event handler.
1👍
As mentioned above, if you use a form with a button of type=”submit”, when pressing that button, it will use the default client behavior and send a request to the form action URL, adding a prevent will stop that behavior.
Although it is a valid answer, I would suggest adding a @click=”axiosGetToken()” on the button.
<form>
<button type="button" @click="axiosGetToken()">Axios login</button>
</form>
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