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Debug Toolbar for browsers

Posted by aaroncampbell on 2008-07-17 07:23

I'm trying to see if I can make the switch from Zend Studio (which I liked, but am having support issues with). One of the things that was so nice about Zend Studio was it's debug toolbar for firefox (there was one for IE too, but I never used it). It did a bunch of useless stuff (imo), but it had a button to click that would debug the current page (and then stop), and a way to set it to debug all forms (POST) on the site (and nothing else), and another to debug all pages (and when you unchecked that it would stop). Adding the GET variable to debug with Komodo is kind of a pain, and I still don't know how to make it STOP debugging once I started.

Are there any similar toolbars out there for Komodo? The Only other option I think I used on the Zend toolbar as the profile button, but even if I don't have that...just the other options would be nice.

If there aren't any, is there anyone out there familiar enough with the system to make one for FF that will work on the linux FF version? If so, send me a quote.

jeffg | Thu, 2008-07-17 09:58

In answer to your question, you can install the Xdebug helper toolbar from here:

https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/3960

It doesn't have the same setof options though, I think it is a very simple extension that simply sets the Xdebug cookie.

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aaroncampbell | Thu, 2008-07-17 13:33

Thanks, that seems to be working pretty well.

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