Where is the POST tab in Chrome Developer Tools Network?
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01:32 Answer 3 Score 3
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ANSWER 1
Score 32
- Click the Record button before submitting the form:
- Select the correct file (reduce clutter by clicking the category at the bottom)
- Then you can see the POST data:
ANSWER 2
Score 3
For Seam applications or other frameworks that use a POST-Redirect pattern, you might have to use the Other category filter instead of the Documents filter to see the Form Data section.
ACCEPTED ANSWER
Score 2
It seems that a) there isn't a Post tab anymore, now there is just the Form Data list that is usually present when you use the POST method for an HTML form. I realised that when you use enctype="multipart/form-data"
in the tag, you won't get the Form Data list, but you can still see the data inside the payload list as pointed out by @Synetech.