In the left panel shows the History tab, which I can view previous requests I've made. When I click any of the previous requests, it displays the URL and key-values used, but doesn't show the response.
Is there a way to view the old response?
Yes, there is a way to show previous responses but not via History tab.
What you should do is:
To Save your response when you get it:
To select in and click on it:
Then you'll see your previously saved response:
Update:
In recent updates Postman added possibility to view saved responses from History tab:
In the latest app, v6.5.2, you can now toggle the Save Responses options in the History tab in the left sidebar. Once turned on, clicking on a request in the history would also show the response that was received for that request.
Note that only requests sent after the toggle was turned on would have the saved responses.
There is an option in postman 6.5.2 in history tab. But it's unclear how to view such response.
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I am trying to learn HTMX for using it with Django.
I have a simple HTMX button that when you click you get some filtered results on the page.
The problem is that when users go to the specified URL provided for the purpose of showing content through the GET request, they can see the content of the page.
They should only be able to see this content when they press the HTMX button though, not by navigating to the URL HTMX gets in order to show the content.
Is there any way on how to handle this?
You can achieve this by checking for a specific header called HX-Request that is always set to true by HTMX. So if a user visits a HTMX only endpoint and the request header does not have the HX-Request key you can response with an error, 404, or forward the user to a different endpoint.
I just cleared all my browser's data and opened a new Incognito window.
I navigated to askubuntu.com and logged in.
Interesting, in one of the first requests cookies are getting sent back to askubuntu that appear to be of the Google Analytics style.
What I am wondering is how can cookies on one domain (Google) get sent to a third party domain (AskUbuntu) ?
I think the answer is in your question: "in one of the first requests cookies are getting sent back". If it's not the first request, then it's normal to have cookies sent back, since they would have been set earlier by Google Analytics.
What I see is that you have the preserve logs option on, and before the request to askubuntu.com, there are others requests, which tells me this is a subsequent request, not the first one.
Do this:
Close/Reopen an incognito window
Uncheck preserve logs
Go to askubuntu.com
--> Look at the very 1st request to askubuntu.com, there won't be any GA cookies in it.
I am using Hybris 6.5. I have published yform on storefront.
Now problem is, When I click on submit(save) button for saving form data I want to fetch customer data which is currentlly logged in System but for getting data I need to fetch cookies first.
To fetch cookies I need http request which comes from submitting save button on published form.
In Postman, I saved a response example when I send a request, but I can't delete or rename it. I don't see place to customize the response example.
This is for v6.0.10 :
click examples
hover on the list and you will see bucket icon
click that icon and your example is gone
1- Load the request(click on it on the left panel)
2- Click on the URL at the top panel to list all the responses saved for the given request
3- If you click on any of the saved responses, it will be loaded at the bottom part, to rename it you can just save it again with a different name and delete the previous one.
Source: All responses saved for a request will be available whenever you load the request (above the request URL).
while i am running collection on postman than authentication fail is showing but manually one by one request is running proper after hitting update request on authentication page.i want pre-request script to hit update request button on authentication page .If anybody have idea please do share
Instead of using a pre-request script, try ticking (or clearing?) the "Save helper data to request" checkbox for each request in your collection. Screenshots and vague mentions of this feature are available at https://www.getpostman.com/docs/postman/sending_api_requests/authorization.