With Firefox, the "Live HTTP Headers" plugin will do it. And it's easy! mozdev.org" target=_blank>http://livehttpheaders.mozdev.org/

2.4.0 - Open/download/validate links and pictures in tabs or windows ListZilla 0.5.1 - Outputs an alphabetical list of either extensions or themes to a text, vB code, or HTML file. Live HTTP Headers 0.10 - View HTTP headers of a page and while browsing. Longdesc 0.21 - Makes an image's longdesc link attribute accessible via context menu. miniT (drag+indicator) 0.5 - Adds

2.4.0 - Open/download/validate links and pictures in tabs or windows ListZilla 0.5.1 - Outputs an alphabetical list of either extensions or themes to a text, vB code, or HTML file. Live HTTP Headers 0.10 - View HTTP headers of a page and while browsing. Longdesc 0.21 - Makes an image's longdesc link attribute accessible via context menu. miniT (drag+indicator) 0.5 - Adds

profile. The other is to look at the "Accept-Language" HTTP header that the browser sends. I'm on a US English Ubuntu system and my browser sends "Accept-Language: en-us,en;q=0.5" (found with LiveHTTPHeaders ). With a small lookup table you could figure out which of the supported languages the end user is using. You'll need to verify that other browsers work the

page source of the actually viewed website without reloading it (i know the view-source: trick, but thats not the desired behaviour). I do not know how to do it, but Live HTTP Headers does a similar thing except that it shows the header instead of the body of the response. Reading its source code may give you some idea. Live HTTP Headers

solution which I can easilly apply on all my works without the need of SSL. note: I'm not sure about this but even if using SSL, some FireFox addons like http://livehttpheaders.mozdev.org/ (Live HTTP Headers) wouldn't be able to find out about the variables that I'm sending out from flash?! I think that little add-on will find out because flash player

farlukar wrote: If you don't believe me, get firefox and install live http headers . Then click the pages for the various problems you need to be cured of, and notice you're getting the same mp3 file each time . That's a bummer actually. Just for fun I might rip two "different" ones, phase cancell them and see what's happening. Last edited

ckatrun411 wrote: Maybe you are just being narrow minded ^ tee hee If you don't believe me, get firefox and install live http headers . Then click the pages for the various problems you need to be cured of, and notice you're getting the same mp3 file each time . Once more 'cause you're so funny: tee hee ---- :: .ogg for

Projekt gute Wachstumschancen prognostizieren. Die Klassenstruktur scheint gut durchdacht zu sein, wartungsfreundlich und offen für Erweiterungen. p.s.: wer wissen möchte, welche URL-Requests vom Browser vorgenommen werden sollte mal dieses probieren: http://livehttpheaders.mozdev.org/ alternativ oder wenn es nicht der Browser ist: " Wireshark " Netzwerkanalysator Dieser Beitrag wurde 1 mal editiert, zum letzten Mal von frank334: Gestern, 20:22 .