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Home › Forums › JavaScript › force browser to reload page on a certain port, please help!
Hello guys!
I want to set up a web server in my home and for that I made in my router a port forwarding on port 8080.
But the client, can’t send request parameters back to my server, as the client’s browser automatically adds port 80 before reloading the page.
So please, I need your help, with some js sript or other way to force client’s browser to reload just on port
8080.(or other, diffferent than 80)
Thank you very much, have a great day!
The :8080
specifies the port number.
There is more information about http-alt ports at https://www.grc.com/port_81.htm
Thank you AllanTaylor314, I know that!
I just want to use an unallocated port, and to force browser to send request parameters on that port, not on default :80.
For example:
“http://192.168.1.127:8080/?pass=password&user=user&keepmelogged=1” , I want all of
these to be sent automatically, as is supposed to be.
I guess this could be done with a js or jquery script but if there is other way to solve this, I will gladly accept any help I can get.
Thaks a lot, have a great day!