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The callback function for the POST is returning null for my custom HTTP header X-Auth-Token. Chrome is showing the correct POST response headers, but Angular.js is not.

The only ones Angular is returning are Cache-Control and Content-Type. Everything else shows null.

This is my CoffeeScript showing how I'm calling it:

.factory 'loginFactory', ($rootScope, $http, $resource) ->
    $resource '/api/auth/login',
        email: '@id'
        password: '@id'

.controller 'userController', ($scope, $state, $http, loginFactory, userService) ->
    $scope.validationError = false
    $scope.user =
        email: ''
        password: ''

    $scope.loginUser = ->
        loginFactory.save $scope.user, (u, headers) ->
            console.log headers('X-Auth-Token')
        .$promise.then (response) ->
            unless response.error
                userService.login($scope.user.email, $scope.user.password)

                unless userService.redirIfLoggedIn()
                    $scope.validationError = true

I also tried running earlier versions Angular 1.3.x, and those had the same issue.

Why is Angular only returning those two headers when I make a request?

The callback function for the POST is returning null for my custom HTTP header X-Auth-Token. Chrome is showing the correct POST response headers, but Angular.js is not.

The only ones Angular is returning are Cache-Control and Content-Type. Everything else shows null.

This is my CoffeeScript showing how I'm calling it:

.factory 'loginFactory', ($rootScope, $http, $resource) ->
    $resource '/api/auth/login',
        email: '@id'
        password: '@id'

.controller 'userController', ($scope, $state, $http, loginFactory, userService) ->
    $scope.validationError = false
    $scope.user =
        email: ''
        password: ''

    $scope.loginUser = ->
        loginFactory.save $scope.user, (u, headers) ->
            console.log headers('X-Auth-Token')
        .$promise.then (response) ->
            unless response.error
                userService.login($scope.user.email, $scope.user.password)

                unless userService.redirIfLoggedIn()
                    $scope.validationError = true

I also tried running earlier versions Angular 1.3.x, and those had the same issue.

Why is Angular only returning those two headers when I make a request?

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Share Improve this question Follow edited Nov 26, 2014 at 2:33 Kevin Ghadyani asked Nov 26, 2014 at 0:09 Kevin GhadyaniKevin Ghadyani 7,30788 gold badges4747 silver badges6666 bronze badges 2

• 1 Looks like the server needs to give permission to see the headers. Check out this stackoverflow./questions/17038436/… – dbugger Commented Nov 26, 2014 at 2:30
• Ran it locally; it worked that way. Looks like that's the issue. In this instance: Access-Control-Expose-Headers: X-Auth-Token. – Kevin Ghadyani Commented Nov 26, 2014 at 17:14

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Thanks for this solution goes to @dbugger who mented the answer I needed:

Looks like the server needs to give permission to see the headers. Check out this: Reading response headers when using $http of Angularjs

The proper way to make headers available outside of your local domain is to set: Access-Control-Expose-Headers on your webserver. In this particular case, you would put X-Auth-Token.

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