
Just copy the value you find in Chrome network tab from screenshot above to the postman based on the number.
now the request header part is done. We continue to copy all the text in request payload into clipboard. ( select all, ctrl + C )
Choose "raw" tab, then Ctrl + V all the payload text into the text area, and then click Send button. Unfortunately we get 403 error, due to the missing CSRF token.
Just create another http request in postman, request method sets to GET, and http header x-csrf-token with value Fetch, send the request, and the token is available in response header.
Once done, paste this token into our previous batch request as http header value:
And send the batch request once again, this time it works:
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