My problem is solved. I wrote the wrong code due to carelessness. The 500 error is because there is no data returned from the server side, so the problem is that it appears in the dologin() method of Account.php. I did not get the variable. , that is, there is a problem with the code there. I don’t know if you are as careless as me.
replyIt was a server-side problem, but it was solved a month ago. An error occurred on the server-side. If the front-end could not receive data, it would get 500.
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My problem is solved. I wrote the wrong code due to carelessness. The 500 error is because there is no data returned from the server side, so the problem is that it appears in the dologin() method of Account.php. I did not get the variable. , that is, there is a problem with the code there. I don’t know if you are as careless as me.
The server does not return any response data.
There are many reasons for this problem, and it is still necessary to analyze the specific problem.
It is recommended to debug through breakpoints and test step by step