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[QUESTION] What am I missing/doing wrong in the Pi Hole Stats widget? #391
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@EVOTk also raised this too. It seems to be a CORS error, I'll implement an option to proxy the request with the correct headers. In the meantime, verify that you've got API access enabled on your Pi-Hole, can you access |
Actually, just noticed in your config sipped that you've got a mistake, the hostname should just be: |
Yup, that's a missing CORS header. Depending on how you're hosting Pi-Hole you should just be able to add:
But I will also add a proxy server which you can then use as an option |
Heya @KierenConnell |
Awesome! Working perfectly now |
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Configured the Pi Hole stats widget as per the example, but it returns
Unable to fetch data
Have tried setting hostname as direct IP to Pi Hole as per example, and also api.php
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