Working on an Application with an API

[MahmoodSharif]

I am encountering difficulties with my Flutter mobile application which is connected to an API hosted on InfinityFree. After successful deployment, the API call from the app’s login functionality results in unexpected HTML responses containing JavaScript. Despite ensuring correct PHP scripts and file uploads, the issue persists, impacting the login process. I suspect a mismatch between Flutter and the server environment. Any insights on resolving this JavaScript-in-HTML response and ensuring smooth API interactions would be greatly appreciated

[ChrisPAR]

InfinityFree is not intended to be used for API hosting, as there is a security system in place that ensures websites are being accessed from a browser:

Ensuring only web browsers can access your website

InfinityFree is a website hosting service. That means that the hosting accounts we provided are intended for hosting websites. Websites contain pages that are accessed through web browsers. InfinityFree is not intended to be used for file sharing, API hosting, database hosting or background tasks/tools. To help enforce this, free hosting enforces a security system that makes sure that anyone trying to access your website is using a normal web browser. This is done by checking whether the web br…

If you have a custom domain, using Cloudflare might help, as some of the restrictions are not present when it’s used:

A Full Guide To Cloudflare

Hello, I will show you how to easily set up Cloudflare, Edit Records, and Troubleshoot with images! PLEASE READ BEFORE STARTING!!! Cloudflare cannot be used on free subdomains from InfinityFree. You can use Cloudflare on Custom Domains (yoursite.com) and with Custom Sub-Domains (subdomain.yoursite.com). A video tutorial can be found at the end of this guide, should you get stuck. You must connect your domain to your InfinityFree account first. Read more here. Set-Up Cloudflare Go to Dash…