Error on mobile but not desktop

[nickian]

I have a very simple request block that just renders some basic HTML:

url: https://mysite.com/page.php
res-type: md
render

This works fine on desktop Obsidian. In mobile, the blocks do not render and show this error:

Error: undefined is not an object (evaluating 'responseData.headers["content-type"].includes')

This same URL used to work fine in mobile, but something changed with an update. Is there some specific header the PHP script needs to output for this to work?

[Rooyca]

Have you try to run it without the res-type and/or without render?

This may be caused by the sanitizer (not sure, just my first hypothesis). I don't know how to recreate this behavior.

[Rooyca]

Hello @nickian, It seems that only these tags are allowed, although it is strange that it works on desktop but not on mobile.

[nickian]

It seems to be doing the same thing when I remove res-type and render.

I think I'm only using tags on that whitelist. I have a script that makes a request to Coin Market Cap to get crypto prices and it just outputs this:

echo '<div style="display:block; width:100%;">';
echo ' <img src="btc.png" width="15"/> ';
echo '<strong>BTC</strong>: $'.number_format(round($response['data'][1]['quote']['USD']['price'], 2), 2). ' ('.round($response['data'][1]['quote']['USD']['percent_change_24h'], 2).'% in last 24h)';
echo '</div>';

echo '<div style="display:block; width:100%;">';
echo ' <img src="eth.png" width="15"/> ';
echo '<strong>ETH</strong>: $'.number_format(round($response['data'][1027]['quote']['USD']['price'], 2), 2). ' ('.round($response['data'][1027]['quote']['USD']['percent_change_24h'], 2).'% in last 24h)<br/>';
echo '</div>';

echo '<div style="display:block; width:100%;">';
echo ' <img src="doge.png" width="15"/> ';
echo '<strong>DOGE</strong>: $'.number_format(round($response['data'][74]['quote']['USD']['price'], 2), 2). ' ('.round($response['data'][74]['quote']['USD']['percent_change_24h'], 2).'% in last 24h)<br/>';
echo '</div>';

echo '<div style="display:block; width:100%;">';
echo ' <img src="shib.png" width="15"/> ';
echo '<strong>SHIB</strong>: $'.number_format($response['data'][5994]['quote']['USD']['price'], 8, '.', ''). ' ('.round($response['data'][5994]['quote']['USD']['percent_change_24h'], 2).'% in last 24h)';
echo '</div>';

[Rooyca]

Inside a <?php> tag? If the endpoint returned only the html I think there would be no problem.

[Rooyca]

I'm thinking of adding a way to turn HTML sanitizing on and off, what do you think?

[nickian]

I think that would be good. I'm still having the issue. But now it says Error: JSON Parse error: Unrecognized token '<'