Seeing HTTP GET and POST Strings

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Seeing HTTP GET and POST Strings

by sandipfloyd :: Rate this Message:

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Hi,

Im using Firebug's Network Monitoring utility to see HTTP GET and POST
requests..

I have 2 questions:

1. Is it possible to see a chain of GET and POST requests given a
start and end time...as of now the inspection pane refreshes with the
newest HTTP request. This would come in very handy for verifying a
chain of events.

2. Is it possible to see entire strings of HTTP GET/POST requests
exactly as they are sent as opposed to the field-value pairs? (I know
this is a trivial need but just wanted to know if its possible..)

Great tool otherwise...absolutely love it!

Cheers,
Sandip

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Re: Seeing HTTP GET and POST Strings

by Honza (Jan Odvarko) :: Rate this Message:

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> 1. Is it possible to see a chain of GET and POST requests given a
> start and end time...as of now the inspection pane refreshes with the
> newest HTTP request. This would come in very handy for verifying a
> chain of events.
If I understand properly you want to filter the Net panel content by
a time period? (relative time or  absolute time?) If yes, this is
currently
not possible.

> 2. Is it possible to see entire strings of HTTP GET/POST requests
> exactly as they are sent as opposed to the field-value pairs? (I know
> this is a trivial need but just wanted to know if its possible..)
The Net panel in Firebug 1.5 installed used with Firefox 3.6
(important bug was
fixed in 3.6) uses a new API that provides this info.

A view that shows the raw request + headers is one of the features on
my list.
(so, not yet available).

Honza

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