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I want to test a download link from the broswer console by using HTTP requests:

So when doing this, the console tells me:

get ;
SyntaxError: Unexpected identifier
get "";
SyntaxError: Unexpected string

So how do you actually make HTTP calls from the console and viewing the response?

Thanks

I want to test a download link from the broswer console by using HTTP requests:

So when doing this, the console tells me:

get http://wallbase/wallpaper/3023660;
SyntaxError: Unexpected identifier
get "http://wallbase/wallpaper/3023660";
SyntaxError: Unexpected string

So how do you actually make HTTP calls from the console and viewing the response?

Thanks

  • javascript
  • browser
  • console
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Reset to default 4

Depending on browser you have to enable persistent network logging. It's available on both Firefox and Chrome.

Then in the console just execute window.location = 'http://wallbase/wallpaper/3023660'.

Check the network log and you'll get your response header, body, etc.

I want to test a download link from the broswer console by using HTTP requests:

So when doing this, the console tells me:

get ;
SyntaxError: Unexpected identifier
get "";
SyntaxError: Unexpected string

So how do you actually make HTTP calls from the console and viewing the response?

Thanks

I want to test a download link from the broswer console by using HTTP requests:

So when doing this, the console tells me:

get http://wallbase/wallpaper/3023660;
SyntaxError: Unexpected identifier
get "http://wallbase/wallpaper/3023660";
SyntaxError: Unexpected string

So how do you actually make HTTP calls from the console and viewing the response?

Thanks

  • javascript
  • browser
  • console
Share Improve this question asked Sep 3, 2013 at 10:15 DextrousDaveDextrousDave 6,80337 gold badges95 silver badges136 bronze badges
Add a ment  | 

1 Answer 1

Reset to default 4

Depending on browser you have to enable persistent network logging. It's available on both Firefox and Chrome.

Then in the console just execute window.location = 'http://wallbase/wallpaper/3023660'.

Check the network log and you'll get your response header, body, etc.

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