How do I handle CSRF errors in Django?

How do I handle CSRF errors in Django?

In Django, CSRF errors can be handled by ensuring that the CSRF token is included in your forms. You can use the {% csrf_token %} template tag in your HTML forms.

What if I get a CSRF verification failed error?

If you encounter a CSRF verification failed error, it usually means that the CSRF token is missing or incorrect. Make sure your form includes the token and that it's being sent with the request.

Can I disable CSRF protection for certain views?

Yes, you can disable CSRF protection for specific views by using the @csrf_exempt decorator, but it's not recommended for security reasons.

How can I test if CSRF protection is working?

You can test CSRF protection by trying to submit a form without the CSRF token. If configured correctly, Django should reject the request.