(feature request) Parse XMLHttpResponses? about php-console HOT 7 CLOSED

What do you mean recognize and parse XMLHttpResponses? AJAX requests are handled by php-console like any other requests, so debug data of this requests will be sent to php-console extension as well :)

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AJAX requests are handled by php-console like any other requests, so debug data of this requests will be sent to php-console extension as well :)

Oh? It's not doing that for me. Take a look: here's a call to a PHP page done from an HTML page, through AJAX:

However, the console is empty. It didn't parse the request.

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What is your OS? Is AJAX request domain is the same as tab URL domain?

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To answer your questions: OSX, and Yes and No. In my dev environment, yes; in our QA/Prod, no.

However, I just remembered, these aren't ajax calls. I completely forgot the way this script works is the initial call is actually a dynamically added script call. Then a dynamically updated call thereafter. Soooo..there may not be a solution to this. My apologies. :)

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Anyway, I think that this request is going to some another domain. php-console starts listening some domain headers only after this domain url is opened in tab, and when php-console detects php-console-server cookie.

php-console do not listen headers of all domains to prevent CPU usage overhead.

So you can just try to open url of that request in separate tab, and then debug data of AJAX or any other type of request from this domain will start handling until next browser restart.

Please let me know if it helps. May be I'll find some better solution. Thank you.

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Makes sense (ps; updated comment because it didn't like the < brackets around script. ha!). That's is how I've been debugging. Just a little more tedious, and was hoping of a better way to handle it.

No matter. Thanks, again! Love the extension. It works excellently!

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Ok, so I added #54 issue to fix this case, you can subscribe/watch it to get notification when it will be closed. I'll implement it soon, when I'll have more free time. Thank you for this feedback! 👍

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