I never tested it like that, but I use SSR only for SEO optimization, so if some content needs authentication, then in my case it doesn't need to be server-side rendered. But I have an idea how to get it to work, I'll try it as soon as I can.
Hi, I'm exactly stuck in this scenario. In this post Laravel httpOnly cookie is useless. because the author saving a cookie in frontend instead of using that httpOnly cookie. Ofcause, the author can't! Because when calling client-side HTTP request, httpOnly cookie which server sent, does not persistently save in the browser. Nuxt also cannot create httpOnly cookie even if it running on NodeJs! I have search about this issue and Nuxt authors are not capable to do that. github.com/nuxt-community/auth-mod...
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I never tested it like that, but I use SSR only for SEO optimization, so if some content needs authentication, then in my case it doesn't need to be server-side rendered. But I have an idea how to get it to work, I'll try it as soon as I can.
Hmm, you're right actually... It doesn't make much sense to use asyncData() on auth pages.
But it would be nice to hear your idea about this case anyway )
Hi, I'm exactly stuck in this scenario. In this post Laravel httpOnly cookie is useless. because the author saving a cookie in frontend instead of using that httpOnly cookie. Ofcause, the author can't! Because when calling client-side HTTP request, httpOnly cookie which server sent, does not persistently save in the browser. Nuxt also cannot create httpOnly cookie even if it running on NodeJs! I have search about this issue and Nuxt authors are not capable to do that. github.com/nuxt-community/auth-mod...