Can github pages send http requests to an external server?












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I have recently developed an angular app in which I had linked to a backend django rest api. Then I used gh-pages to deploy it. But it doesn't even show up (it's a blank page).
I know github only hosts static pages and cannot handle post/get requests. But I assume this is only from an external server to github not the other way around. Or am I wrong?



Thanks for help.



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There is the link to the github pages for the project










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    can you share the link for github pages you hosted
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  • @PardeepJain sorry didn't see your comment: i have edited the question to add the link. I still don't have an answer. Thanks for help.
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I have recently developed an angular app in which I had linked to a backend django rest api. Then I used gh-pages to deploy it. But it doesn't even show up (it's a blank page).
I know github only hosts static pages and cannot handle post/get requests. But I assume this is only from an external server to github not the other way around. Or am I wrong?



Thanks for help.



Edit:



There is the link to the github pages for the project










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    can you share the link for github pages you hosted
    – Pardeep Jain
    Nov 21 at 6:42










  • @PardeepJain sorry didn't see your comment: i have edited the question to add the link. I still don't have an answer. Thanks for help.
    – mctrjalloh
    Nov 23 at 4:30














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I have recently developed an angular app in which I had linked to a backend django rest api. Then I used gh-pages to deploy it. But it doesn't even show up (it's a blank page).
I know github only hosts static pages and cannot handle post/get requests. But I assume this is only from an external server to github not the other way around. Or am I wrong?



Thanks for help.



Edit:



There is the link to the github pages for the project










share|improve this question















I have recently developed an angular app in which I had linked to a backend django rest api. Then I used gh-pages to deploy it. But it doesn't even show up (it's a blank page).
I know github only hosts static pages and cannot handle post/get requests. But I assume this is only from an external server to github not the other way around. Or am I wrong?



Thanks for help.



Edit:



There is the link to the github pages for the project







angular deployment httprequest github-pages






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    can you share the link for github pages you hosted
    – Pardeep Jain
    Nov 21 at 6:42










  • @PardeepJain sorry didn't see your comment: i have edited the question to add the link. I still don't have an answer. Thanks for help.
    – mctrjalloh
    Nov 23 at 4:30














  • 1




    can you share the link for github pages you hosted
    – Pardeep Jain
    Nov 21 at 6:42










  • @PardeepJain sorry didn't see your comment: i have edited the question to add the link. I still don't have an answer. Thanks for help.
    – mctrjalloh
    Nov 23 at 4:30








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can you share the link for github pages you hosted
– Pardeep Jain
Nov 21 at 6:42




can you share the link for github pages you hosted
– Pardeep Jain
Nov 21 at 6:42












@PardeepJain sorry didn't see your comment: i have edited the question to add the link. I still don't have an answer. Thanks for help.
– mctrjalloh
Nov 23 at 4:30




@PardeepJain sorry didn't see your comment: i have edited the question to add the link. I still don't have an answer. Thanks for help.
– mctrjalloh
Nov 23 at 4:30












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You just need to change the base url in index.html file. like below -



<base href="./">


It is an HTML tag which is used to specify the root of the resources.
Angular 2 adds base href in index.html to tell router how to compose navigation URL's for respurces.



By default base URL is set as (/) or root.






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  • Worked. Can you briefly explain to me what was going on?
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  • @mctrjalloh added explanation
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    Nov 26 at 6:41











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You just need to change the base url in index.html file. like below -



<base href="./">


It is an HTML tag which is used to specify the root of the resources.
Angular 2 adds base href in index.html to tell router how to compose navigation URL's for respurces.



By default base URL is set as (/) or root.






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  • Worked. Can you briefly explain to me what was going on?
    – mctrjalloh
    Nov 25 at 20:09










  • @mctrjalloh added explanation
    – Pardeep Jain
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You just need to change the base url in index.html file. like below -



<base href="./">


It is an HTML tag which is used to specify the root of the resources.
Angular 2 adds base href in index.html to tell router how to compose navigation URL's for respurces.



By default base URL is set as (/) or root.






share|improve this answer























  • Worked. Can you briefly explain to me what was going on?
    – mctrjalloh
    Nov 25 at 20:09










  • @mctrjalloh added explanation
    – Pardeep Jain
    Nov 26 at 6:41














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You just need to change the base url in index.html file. like below -



<base href="./">


It is an HTML tag which is used to specify the root of the resources.
Angular 2 adds base href in index.html to tell router how to compose navigation URL's for respurces.



By default base URL is set as (/) or root.






share|improve this answer














You just need to change the base url in index.html file. like below -



<base href="./">


It is an HTML tag which is used to specify the root of the resources.
Angular 2 adds base href in index.html to tell router how to compose navigation URL's for respurces.



By default base URL is set as (/) or root.







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  • Worked. Can you briefly explain to me what was going on?
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  • @mctrjalloh added explanation
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  • Worked. Can you briefly explain to me what was going on?
    – mctrjalloh
    Nov 25 at 20:09










  • @mctrjalloh added explanation
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    Nov 26 at 6:41
















Worked. Can you briefly explain to me what was going on?
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Worked. Can you briefly explain to me what was going on?
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@mctrjalloh added explanation
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@mctrjalloh added explanation
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