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Windows 2000 Pro / Server

Newbie needs help debugging PHP

OS: Windows 2000 Pro / Server

a bit confused - is it possible to set a breakpoint in my php code in the komodo environment and trigger it by accessing my php page from my web browser?

i am running IIS in a win2k server machine, and komodo 3.5.3 is running on the same machine. php is 5.1. php_xdebug.dll isntalled correctly. remote debugger is listening successfully without proxy. have the correct mypage.php?XDEBUG_SESSION_START=blahblah param appended to my browser url to my php app.

i thought the first time i tried this it magically worked, now i can't seem to start a debugging session in komodo from the browser.

Adding a User Environment Variable in Windows

OS: Windows 2000 Pro / Server | Product: Main | tags: path windows
Question: 

How do I add a 'user' environment variable under Windows?

Answer: 
  1. Right-click 'My Computer' and select 'Properties'
  2. Click the 'Advanced' tab, then 'Environment Variables'. This opens
    the Environment Variables dialog.
  3. In the top 'User variables for ' pane, select 'PATH' and
    click 'Edit'. If there is no 'PATH' variable, click on 'New' to create
    it.
  4. Add this to the beginning of the 'Variable value' field:
    5.   C:\perl\bin;
  5. Click 'Ok' to close each open dialog

You may want to open a new command prompt to check if perl is now in the
path. The following command should work (and return perl's version
information) if the above steps were successful:

  C\>perl -v
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