Watching form submission content go to the server

[Peter Michaux]

Hi,

Is there any way to watch regular form submission leave the browser? I
have a complicated dynamic form to learn about and instead of sorting
through the code I would like to see what is actually being sent to the
server when I click submit: The header, url, method, body etc. Is there
a feature in a browser or some special software to do this (Mac OS X
prefered.) Firefox's Firebug has a nice extension that shows this
information but only for Ajax requests.

Thank you,
Peter

[dalou4]

I often use ethereal for that kind of things.
http://www.ethereal.com/

This won't work with crypted connections (https). If you need it then
let me know, I have a solution.
Peter Michaux a écrit :

Hi,

Is there any way to watch regular form submission leave the browser? I
have a complicated dynamic form to learn about and instead of sorting
through the code I would like to see what is actually being sent to the
server when I click submit: The header, url, method, body etc. Is there
a feature in a browser or some special software to do this (Mac OS X
prefered.) Firefox's Firebug has a nice extension that shows this
information but only for Ajax requests.

Thank you,
Peter

[ASM]

Peter Michaux a écrit :

Hi,

Is there any way to watch regular form submission leave the browser?

I don't know if this extension could help :
http://livehttpheaders.mozdev.org/
(seems to be for download ...)

a feature in a browser or some special software to do this (Mac OS X
prefered.)

if is not send in post you can action to a file with JS detection ?
(but ... headers ... charset ... ?)
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