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You should change
axios.delete("http://localhost:32961/api/request/delete"+id)
to
axios.delete("http://localhost:32961/api/request/delete/"+id)
And do this in the C# API code:
[Route("delete/{id}")]
[HttpDelete]
public IActionResult Delete(int id)
{
_db_Context.Requests
.FirstOrDefault(a => a.RequestId == request.RequestId);
_db_Context.Requests.Remove(request);
_db_Context.SaveChanges();
return Ok(request);
}
Or if you call Delete API with query string of id you should set FromUri
in api.
See this link
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Abbas Aryanpour is right in pointing out the missing /
in your code. But I think the error message should be 404, not 405.
I think this should be related to your asp.net core back-end code not setting cross-domain, or you have set cross-domain, but did not notice the execution order of middleware, so it may cause cross-domain not to take effect.
Official doc:
Source:stackexchange.com