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  • Laurence kite
    Laurence kite
    11,768 Points

    Chrome Dev Tools Network tab

    Posted March 2, 2022 3:22pm by Laurence kite
    Laurence kite
    11,768 Points
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    • HTTP Basics
    • GET and POST Requests in a Browser
    • Intro to Chrome Developer Tools

    2 Answers

  • jlampstack
    jlampstack
    23,932 Points

    Why would an input form have 4 inputs for only 1 search?

    Posted May 14, 2020 12:16pm by jlampstack
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    23,932 Points
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    • GET and POST Requests in a Browser
    • Using Forms for GET Requests

    1 Answer

  • mk37
    mk37
    10,271 Points

    it is Content-Length: 1936 on my response headers?

    Posted August 7, 2019 4:00pm by mk37
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    10,271 Points
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    0 Answers

  • Stefan Spinu
    Stefan Spinu
    1,318 Points

    How does the browser know what headers to include on each site?

    Posted April 22, 2019 6:53am by Stefan Spinu
    Stefan Spinu
    1,318 Points
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    1 Answer

  • Michael Cook
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    Michael Cook
    Full Stack JavaScript Techdegree Graduate 28,975 Points

    Is a URI just a relative URL?

    Posted January 20, 2019 8:31pm by Michael Cook
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    Full Stack JavaScript Techdegree Graduate 28,975 Points
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    • GET and POST Requests in a Browser
    • Using Anchors for GET Requests

    1 Answer

  • Youssef Moustahib
    Youssef Moustahib
    7,779 Points

    So I just watched 9 minutes of this, and it was like watching something in a different language

    Posted December 31, 2018 2:30pm by Youssef Moustahib
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    7,779 Points
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    • Using Forms for GET Requests

    1 Answer

  • Getro Naissance
    Getro Naissance
    6,292 Points

    Which one is the correct answer? The system is saying all 4 of them are incorrect (Question # 1).

    Posted October 12, 2018 2:49pm by Getro Naissance
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    6,292 Points
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    1 Answer

  • JAMES BATMAN
    JAMES BATMAN
    693 Points

    It's no longer q=java in the path but Ntt=java What should I know about that?

    Posted August 29, 2018 7:38pm by JAMES BATMAN
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    693 Points
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    • HTTP Basics
    • GET and POST Requests in a Browser
    • Using Forms for GET Requests

    1 Answer

  • Philip Kroupoderov
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    Philip Kroupoderov
    Front End Web Development Techdegree Graduate 21,641 Points

    Chris, delivering something to your mouth is your responsibility and not anybody else's.

    Posted August 12, 2018 8:04pm by Philip Kroupoderov
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    Front End Web Development Techdegree Graduate 21,641 Points
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    • HTTP Basics
    • GET and POST Requests in a Browser
    • Using Forms for POST Requests

    2 Answers

  • Zhenghao He
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    Zhenghao He
    Courses Plus Student 2,389 Points

    still don't understand why passing data along with GET request

    Posted March 11, 2018 7:42am by Zhenghao He
    Zhenghao He
    Courses Plus Student 2,389 Points
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    4 Answers

  • Noah Fields
    Noah Fields
    13,985 Points

    Why does the User-Agent header contain multiple different web browsers?

    Posted December 15, 2017 9:52pm by Noah Fields
    Noah Fields
    13,985 Points
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    1 Answer

  • Ross Horak
    Ross Horak
    20,890 Points

    Making the distinction between URI's, URL's, and URN's

    Posted April 20, 2017 9:20am by Ross Horak
    Ross Horak
    20,890 Points
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    • HTTP Basics
    • GET and POST Requests in a Browser
    • HTML Review and URIs vs URLs

    6 Answers

  • hum4n01d
    hum4n01d
    25,493 Points

    Quizzed before learning material…

    Posted November 25, 2016 10:04pm by hum4n01d
    hum4n01d
    25,493 Points
    • Development Tools
    • HTTP Basics
    • GET and POST Requests in a Browser
    • Data in POST Requests

    0 Answers

  • John Fowler
    John Fowler
    7,913 Points

    Using POST requests to login

    Posted October 27, 2016 7:55pm by John Fowler
    John Fowler
    7,913 Points
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    • GET and POST Requests in a Browser
    • Using Forms for POST Requests

    2 Answers

  • kuolun Huang
    kuolun Huang
    3,956 Points

    Form method in the lecture

    Posted June 22, 2016 9:06am by kuolun Huang
    kuolun Huang
    3,956 Points
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  • byteknacker
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    Courses Plus Student 2,984 Points

    Why are lots of browsers specified in the User-Agent header?

    Posted June 17, 2016 6:40pm by byteknacker
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    Courses Plus Student 2,984 Points
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  • Bojie Jiang
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    Bojie Jiang
    Courses Plus Student 8,221 Points

    type=“submit” is missing in http://httpbin.org/forms/post

    Posted April 8, 2016 6:58am by Bojie Jiang
    Bojie Jiang
    Courses Plus Student 8,221 Points
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    • HTTP Basics
    • GET and POST Requests in a Browser
    • Using Forms for POST Requests

    1 Answer

  • Charles Harpke
    Charles Harpke
    33,986 Points

    Fill in the blank with the attribute necessary for a browser to render a clickable link that will trigger an HTTP GET

    Posted April 2, 2016 3:23pm by Charles Harpke
    Charles Harpke
    33,986 Points
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    • HTTP Basics
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    0 Answers

  • Thomas Katalenas
    Thomas Katalenas
    11,033 Points

    I couldn't find the doc tab in developer tabs, i pushed option command c to open it

    Posted March 23, 2016 1:53am by Thomas Katalenas
    Thomas Katalenas
    11,033 Points
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    • HTTP Basics
    • GET and POST Requests in a Browser
    • Intro to Chrome Developer Tools

    2 Answers

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