[Webkit-unassigned] [Bug 19945] List HTTP status code with response headers in resources tab of Web Inspector

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https://bugs.webkit.org/show_bug.cgi?id=19945





--- Comment #13 from Patrick Mueller <pmuellr at yahoo.com>  2009-08-24 20:02:25 PDT ---
My gut tells me two static lines won't be an issue.  If we did an expandable
section, I think we'd forgo the usual "title", and use the badge/URL as the
title, and then expanded you'd see the other stuff.  That way you can still
narrow it down to a single line.  We can try it both ways.  

The issue with clicking the "usability nightmare arrow" :-) can also be fixed. 
Other expandable things in Inspector expand/collapse based on a single mouse
click anywhere on the line, not just on the arrow.

I think the badge is a good idea, esp with a hover to get the exact status
code.  I can't quite see where to put it, if you're thinking that it's an icon.
 What about a colored bar between the resource icon and name?  Another thought
is to use a tooltip for the entire icon/name column entries.  The tooltip could
be the simple request line / response status, or we could try putting all the
headers in as well.

Maybe a category for "error" status codes?  And/or a sort by status code.

Also having the expanded state of the header/etc sections be sticky across
resources is a good idea. 

We also need to define what an "error" means - 4xx, 5xx?  Or how many
categories of status codes do we have?  HTTP defines pretty clear
classifications for 1xx, 2xx, 3xx, 4xx and 5xx, so it'd be easy to have 5, but
that's probably overkill.

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