'Chrome inspector does not show network requests path and etc
I use AJAX and want to visit its behaivour while sending request to server through Chrome Inspector. When I switch to Network tab of inspector, requests not listing there.
Edit
Inspector is open and network tab is active, now I'll do something to trigger ajax request, but no report in inspector. I mean the situation is fully ready for inspector to show results, but some configuration should be changed.
Solution 1:[1]
As I said some configuration changed. All I need to do is click on filter icon (it's active when it's color is blue).
And then select the type of request I want to see. Default option is to select All or just to visit xhr request, select xhr.
Solution 2:[2]
Just simple trick if any one of the above solution doesn't work then follow below steps
1: Go to inspect tab
2: click on setting icon as show below
3: Preference -> Click on Restore default and reload button see the image for reference
Solution 3:[3]
Be sure that there is nothing in the Filter field.
Solution 4:[4]
As showed in the screenshots above
- 1.press 'F12 key' and go network menu and check if your Has blocked cookies is checked or not
- if checked and then uncheck it and refresh using F5.
I hope this might helps you....
Solution 5:[5]
As showed in the screenshots sequence above
- press 'F12 key' and go network menu click on 'Filter Icon'
- uncheck "Only show requests with SameSite issues" checkbox
- reload chrome browser by pressing 'F5 Key'
Solution 6:[6]
hello i was trying to develop a form page with php and ajax and i faced the same problem. The filter input box above looked 0.5 by default. When I cleared the filter input box the problem was resolved and I could see the requests.
Solution 7:[7]
In my case, I had mistakenly typed some character in the filter search box. CLearing the filter box worked fine.
Solution 8:[8]
- Press F12 and go to network menu click on 'Filter Icon'
- See if any among "Hide data URLs" , "Has blocked cookies" and "Blocked Requests" is checked, uncheck it.
- reload chrome browser by pressing F5
Solution 9:[9]
In my case, i typed something in filter box and forgot about it, it remained there even after restarting pc several times, had to remove it to see all the network requests again.
Solution 10:[10]
Next to the filter box, there is an option to check/uncheck "Hide data URLs". If it is selected, filter would appear RED.
Solution 11:[11]
In my case for Chromium, the solutions was to tick the "Preserve log" checkbox in the filter toolbar. The error I am hunting for is of 404 HTTP-code type and Chromium hides the log line, then reloads and shows the Chromium default error page, along with filling the log pane with lines about loading the some data-url images.
Solution 12:[12]
If the filter icon is red. Click the icon then select "all" in the filtering bar. You will only see js files. Refresh your url and you will see all the files.
The icon will also turn blue.
Solution 13:[13]
This worked for me by select "All" in the developers tool page.
Solution 14:[14]
For me, nothing was present in the Filters box, but the JS option was selected.
Selecting the 'All' option will start showing all the requests.
Solution 15:[15]
Also, check if the option "All" is selected or you are checking for a specific type for select multiple types next to Filter box
Solution 16:[16]
This can be one of the case, I entered ctrl+f to find some word on screen but it had searched in dev-tool search bar and listed only calls that had searched phrase in it.Clearing search filter in dev tool helped in my case. note: the filer is persistent even if you open new window or even tab.
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