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static cairn
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I added connect-src as per the documentation, but when I use fetch, I get the error message: 'Connecting to 'https://dashboard.stripe.com/rw/stripe/apply/token' violates the following Content Security Policy directive: "connect-src https://.wetech.vip/api/ http://localhost: localhost:*". The action has been blocked'.

hoary sapphire
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Could you send me the request ID where you see this error message? (req_xxx)

static cairn
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This is all the error.

hoary sapphire
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you would need to update the Content-Security-Policy header on their website/server to include Stripe's domains in the connect-src directive. Something like:

connect-src https://*.wetech.vip/api/ https://*.stripe.com http://localhost:* localhost:*

static cairn
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Sorry, I forgot to add the base path, which caused it to be forwarded to my local machine.