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- Return a list of aura_id s
- Return the base integer of a variable
- Return the object type
- Check if the object is stale
- Get the guid for a given name
- Return the casting
- Return the channeling
- Return the unit description
- Node name
- Return the unit name
- The position in the grid
- Reads a floating point value
- Return pet
- Return the summon object
- Decorator to refresh the object cache
- Update the object list
- Attempts to locate the object list
- Load object
- Returns the character of the unit
- Return the summonable object associated with the unit field
- Returns the target object for the unit
- Return the created_by_by field
- The facing position of the unit
- Returns the scale of the object
- The health of the unit
- Unit level
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I want to start this off by thanking anybody who is taking the time to read this. I am very new to web development, so I understand this may have been explained already, however I haven't been able to find or figure out what I am trying to accomplish.
I am working on a project for school to use an API. I am using the Blizzard Entertainment World of Warcraft Game Data API. I have figured out how to parse the JSON Data to display the item attributes that I like, however I am running into the following issue:
I have to make two separate fetch requests, because the first API returns only the item attributes in an array, but I also need to display the image associated with each item. However, the request to retrieve an image only retrieves one image, specified by the item ID. Therefore, I need to call the image API for each item in the array of the first request.
Below, you may see the code I am working with:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Apr-18 at 04:31I have so far been unable to determine why certain API calls have a CORS error, but most do not. That said, I've made a solution to handle this issue, and, I think, gather most of the information you are looking for:
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