Debugging PHP(Runner) with a tool like phpdebugbar

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Debugging PHP(Runner) with a tool like phpdebugbar	3/28/2023 1:55:35 AM
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author Hello, I see a few topics about debugging PHP, but for me they are a bit too technical/complex or not suitable for my situation. I mostly use PHPrunner no/low code with some simple extensions in PHP/javascript code. (Since a few months mostly generated by ChatGPT) Usually I just want to see what happens to the values of variables in which event/page, etc. Using the Dev tools in Chrome is usually too overwhelming for me in terms of amount of information. I was looking for an easier way and came across this a few days ago http://phpdebugbar.com/ It shows very clean information about used SQL, arrays, variables, etc on/in the browser/page itself. Does anyone have any idea if this tool is any good and if it will work in PHPrunner or does anyone have any other suggestion(s) for me for a tool or method like this? regards Edwin

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	fhumanes 3/28/2023
	Hi Edwin, I have published 2 code purification articles. The simplest is this: https://fhumanes.com/blog/guias-desarrollo/guia-34-metodo-basico-para-depuracion-codigo/ that works similar to JavaScript "Console.log", that is, leaving a trace on the file "Error.log" and that you can deactivate by changing the value of a variable. Another was using Xdebug and the use of Netbeans IDE for PHP. https://fhumanes.com/blog/guias-desarrollo/guia-22-phprunner-depuracion-codigo-php-linea-a-linea/ It is much more complex and you need to adapt the server, which you can do when Lko you are running at home. I've been using Visual Studio Code for a few years for PHP. I think this Microsoft IDE is what all developers, be of PHP or any other language, use. There are many videos on the Internet that explicate the modules that you have to load to use for PHP. Greetings, fernando


	502109 4/3/2023
	Hello Fernando, Thanks you very much, I will llook into this and hope it will be clear to a low/no coder like me ;) Thanks again Edwin

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