How to send GET request with headers and serialized values? about fetch HOT 5 CLOSED

Setting headers on the GET request works the same as for POST. There's an example in the README.

Serializing query parameter values can be done with window.encodeURIComponent() or jQuery's $.param().

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Thanks for pointing out anyway.

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This seems not to work in the current version.

fetch(`https://server.com/api/cities.json`, {
      method: "get",
      mode: 'no-cors',
      headers: {
        'X-API-Key': '`XXXXX',
        'Accept-Version': 'v2'
      }
    })

The headers are not set (in Chrome 48.0.2564.109).

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@pke I'm sorry you're having problems. If fetch() doesn't work for you in Chrome, you should report it to the Chromium issue tracker, since the bug would be with their native implementation. Our polyfill only takes effect in other browsers like Safari and IE which don't implement native window.fetch yet.

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I have reported the bug to Chromium

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