On Mon, Apr 16, 2007 at 09:22:08AM -0400, Michael Peters wrote: > michael watson (IAH-C) wrote: > > > If I view source in IE, the very top of the web page starts: > > > > <title>Ensembl release 43: Gallus gallus Features on Chromosome 23 > > 6042217-6042217</title> > > You can't see HTTP headers when doing a 'view source'. No browser will include > them. In order to really see your HTTP headers you'll need a tool that does > just > that. You can either have a standalone app that intercepts HTTP traffic and > will > let you see the headers or use something tied into the browser. I prefer > LiveHTTPHeaders or FireBug with FireFox. [...]
Some browsers provide with a way to view them, though. For instance, with links/elinks, press "|". With mozilla-based browsers (iceweasel, firefox, mozilla, netscape...), there's at least the web developper extension (Tools->Web Developer->Information->View Response Header). Cheers, Stephane
