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I’m currently developing an iOS app that interacts with a server (in django) via a RESTful API (tastypie).
I’m using ASIHTTPRequest to send the requests off. However, it doesn’t appear to support PATCH requests (I’m using tastypie).
I’m current writing something like this:
[request setRequestMethod:@"PATCH"];
But the server doesn’t seem to be getting any response… what am I doing something wrong?
I know my code works because when I change it to GET or POST it works perfectly fine.
Have you tried setting the request method to POST and adding the X-HTTP-Method-Override header with the PATCH value?