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Theo Lufkin
Web Development Techdegree Graduate 15,577 PointsThis looks like an older video. Anyone know how to get to the XML option in Dev tools?
In the video he clicks on options in Google Chrome and opens up dev tools, then right clicks in the console and selects an option to show the XML... But it's different than the newer version of chrome. Does anyone know how to get to it?
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Jason Larson
8,359 PointsIn the upper right corner of the Console window you should see a gear icon. Click that to display the console settings, and in there is a checkbox for "Log XMLHttpRequests"
Charlie Palmer
15,445 PointsCharlie Palmer
15,445 PointsI think CTRL + SHIFT + I -> 'Network' -> 'Fetch/XHR' might be what you're looking for.
Also for future reference, After you have covered all of the AJAX tutorials on teamtreehouse.com, you should try looking into the 'axios' library for making front end requests to a server.