debugConsole for PHP5
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I’m sure all us PHP developers have had to debug code on a production server and at the same time not have visitors to the site see our debug message on the site? Here’s a utility which gives you a the debug messages formatted neatly and allow locking down the debug messages only to a particular IP address so the debug messages are shown only to you and not visitors to your site.This lets you leave your debug code on the site without having to add the debug code everytime you want to debug the application.
“With simple PHP functions you can inspect variables, watch changes in variables over the whole runtime, measure partial runtimes, set checkpoints and write logfiles. Additionally, the debugConsole replaces the PHP errorhandling so that notices, warnings and errors are shown in a popup too, instead of displaying them in the application to be debugged.”
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December 21st, 2006 at 3:10 am
I simply use Zend Studio and the Zend Platform. Though I must admit my new employer does not have Zend Platform installed (yet?) on the production servers, so live debugging can not be done with Zend Studio.