Hey everyone! I'm using the GIS website from Maricopa County to look up property info, and I noticed that it only lets you input one parcel number at a time. I'm trying to figure out if there's a way to see all the network requests in Chrome's Network tab when I perform a search, mainly to find out if there's an API that could help me fetch info for multiple properties at once. I see a total of 479 requests listed, but I can only view the first 27 in the XHR tab, and I can't scroll to see more. I tried searching online for how to view all network requests in Chrome, but most of the info I found was a bit too technical for me. Can anyone guide me on how to see the rest of the requests? Thanks a lot!
2 Answers
Even if you find a way to pull the data directly, keep in mind that CORS might block you unless the requests originate outside the browser. But, it should be straightforward to discover the API requests—just check the 'Data' tab for the details in each request to see what information it's returning.
CORS, or Cross-Origin Resource Sharing, isn't an issue if you're making requests from outside the browser.
You're actually seeing all the requests! The number 479 represents total requests across all tabs, not just the XHR ones. So, you're not missing any requests, just keep that in mind!
Oh, thanks for clarifying!
What exactly is CORS?