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Question about HTTP header parsing?
Hello everyone, the question is,
how can I get exactly this "REQUEST URL" in HTTP headers? (example see in the picture)
that is, I got the direct path to the video using the Developer Tool (Google Chrome)
and now I want to get the same path programmatically (PHP)
PS I tried to get it using cUrl, but it returns a different one ...
I will be glad to hear any suggestions or point the way to this
Thank you in advance
PS (1) How I got this request:
1. For example, I went to the site "kinogo.net"
2. Opened the first link to an online movie
3. Clicked "play" on the video
4 Opened the Developer Tool (Ctrl+Shift+I)
5. Selected Network
6. And voila!
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And what about the title? And there is no Request URL, it's just for convenience in Developer Tools.
But I didn’t understand where you were going to get it from, as I understand it, you just need to perform the same GET request. The address is apparently located somewhere in the HTML code of the page from the second paragraph PS (but not the fact of course, it can be generated somehow by Javascript, or it is loaded by AJAX, it depends on the site, sort it out).
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