I want to cancel the ajax request from chrome developer tools
after it has initiated. For example I want to test my fallback message is showing correctly. I can set No throttling
to Offline
so that all calls will fail, but I just want to test one API
to fail, for debugging purposes.
I know I can use abort()
methods, (ie I can do it through JavaScript). I dont want to touch the code for just this need.
There's a replay XHR
option in right click of the API, It'll be great there is something like abort XHR
in same way. But there isn't.
To use Request Blocking in DevTools: Right click on a resource in the Network Panel. Select Block request URL - this resource is now excluded from subsequent page loads.
Start Google Chrome with the “—disable-dev-tools” command line switch to prevent the “Developer Tools” feature from running.
From Chrome 59 you can block specific requests from Network tab of developer tools itself.
https://developers.google.com/web/updates/2017/04/devtools-release-notes#block-requests
Right-click on the request in the Network panel and select Block Request URL. A new Request blocking tab pops up in the Drawer, which lets you manage blocked requests.
So, In my case, I will run the code block that specific API and then re-run. :)
As per the comment, this is not exactly canceling the already started request, but checking how the app behaves if only one request is failed by blocking only one request. Thanks @Ross Ivantsiv for this.
There is a simple trick I use. Pressing F5 while in the tab immediately followed by ESC.
XHR requests still active by chrome are canceled before the new answer is loaded.
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