Client Error

HTTP 405

Method Not Allowed

The request method (GET, POST, etc.) is not supported for the requested resource.

What This Means

You're using the wrong HTTP verb. Maybe you're POSTing to a GET-only endpoint, or vice versa.

Common Causes

Using GET instead of POST

API only supports specific methods

Route handler doesn't export the method

CORS preflight blocking method

How to Fix It

1

Check API documentation for allowed methods

2

Verify your fetch/axios method parameter

3

Export the correct HTTP method in route handler

4

Check CORS allowed methods header

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Frequently Asked Questions

What does HTTP 405 Method Not Allowed mean?

You're using the wrong HTTP verb. Maybe you're POSTing to a GET-only endpoint, or vice versa.

How do I fix a 405 error?

Check API documentation for allowed methods Verify your fetch/axios method parameter Export the correct HTTP method in route handler Check CORS allowed methods header

Is a 405 error my fault?

Yes, 405 is a client error. This means the issue is with the request being sent, not the server.