Abraham
Abraham
I'm not sure why is that, you get the html response? what response is it?
It is super weird, the port 3000 is open on the server?
Do you have the subdomain configured?, or created on the server?
Is the `devise_for :users` line before the api namespace?
@OxenBoxen is there any update on this? were you able to solved it?
That means you have to add the `Authorization` header to the request in order to remove that user.
On the sabisu dashboard, you have a `Headers` button, you can click on it and some fields will appear, you can add the Authorization header in there, something like:  You...
You don't need to pass the user id as the product is created under the `current_user` scope. Now to customize this in sabisu, open the `sabisu_rails.rb` file and update the...
You should post to the `users` controller `create` action, do you have an example on how it looks like?