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| Logging is not only a useful way to troubleshoot a known problem, but it is also a good way to detect unknown problems -- setting up a log in a production system and monitoring it for unusual activity is strongly recommended. | Logging is not only a useful way to troubleshoot a known problem, but it is also a good way to detect unknown problems -- setting up a log in a production system and monitoring it for unusual activity is strongly recommended. | ||
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| + | ===== Use Xdebug ===== | ||
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| + | In a situation where you need to closely inspect how code is behaving, you can use PHP's Xdebug extension for full code-level debugging functionality -- step through code, inspect variable values, etc. Several IDEs support Xdebug, and a Google search for " | ||
| ===== Use Your Browser' | ===== Use Your Browser' | ||
development/troubleshooting.txt · Last modified: 2024/02/23 11:36 by demiankatz