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In reply to: [wp pear debug] Does not appear to workWhat are the specific versions of WordPress and php?
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [wp pear debug] Does not appear to workWhat version are you using? It is tested up to the latest version.
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In reply to: [wp pear debug] [Plugin: wp pear debug] Pear Debug hidden behind admin menuThis has been fixed in the latest version: http://downloads.wp.xz.cn/plugin/wp-pear-debug.1.4.9.zip
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: WP Pear Debug conflict with Custom TemplatesIf you click on the “logs & msgs” tab on the debug bar you will see most if not all your errors. Unfortunately, you can’t see fatal errors because these would prevent the pretty bar from even appearing on the screen.
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In reply to: WP Pear Debug conflict with Custom TemplatesSomeone contacted me with an issue recently where they saw errors all of a sudden after uninstalling the wp pear debug plugin. What we found was the plugin was simply catching the errors that were there anyway and allowing the site to render properly. I believe you are experiencing the same problem. The plugin can’t conflict with anything else if it is not even installed.
No Problem. Sorry about the issues. I am planning to add many more features and as part of that I changed the structure of the code. I had this in svn for a while but only promoted it recently. There is probably something I am overlooking.
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In reply to: wp-pear-debug settingsHi, try v1.4.6
Version 1.4.6 should work fine in the mean time. 1.4.7 is really just a structural change. I might change the stable tag.
I will test it and get back to you soon.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Plugin: wp pear debug] Version 1.4.7 has a parse errorThank you for that. I have updated the trunk code. This slipped me because my short tags are on. I guess anyone who did not have short tags enabled and tried this plugin would have experienced the same problem.
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In reply to: wp-pear-debug settingsAgain someone reported the plugin as not working. I just tested it and it does work in v2.9.2. Maybe my instructions are not clear enough? Anyone have any tips about anything that may be confusing in my instructions?
There are two possibilities:
- They are using php v4 which is not supported by this plugin
- They did not see anything after enabling the plugin. They did not realize that the settings must be saved at least once before the debugger will appear.
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In reply to: [Plugin: wp pear debug] Useful informationThanks for the plugin!
Just a note. You need the
<?php wp_footer(); ?>
In the footer.php for this plugin to work.
Do people really have templates that do not include wp_footer() ? I may have to add in an option for the admin to add in the name of a custom render hook.
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In reply to: wp-pear-debug settingsI have finally updated the wp-pear-debug plugin as per the instructions on the plugin migration page: http://codex.ww.wp.xz.cn/Migrating_Plugins_and_Themes_to_2.7#Plugins . The plugin now makes use of the register_setting and settings_fields functions on its options page. I have not tested it but it but version 1.4.5 should work with wordpress MU.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Plugin: wp pear debug] Useful informationIt just hit me that if you were to submit to a page which subsequently redirects then your debug information will not display on the final destination. There may be a way to display debug information from the previous request by storing the information temporarily in the session. I will probably add in a few functions to make this possible in the 1.5 release if redirects are a real issue for people attempting to debug pages.
Off the top of my head, the present debug interface may not be suitable for this and therefore may require some enhancements. The possibility exists for a history tab which allows you to view debug information for previous requests.
The above interface change is a perfect opportunity for me to attempt to populate the debug bar using ajax. This would mean that all debug information would be placed in a history stack that can be readily accessed from the client side. Also, it should then alleviate the issue of missing queries and debug information which occur after the wp_footer hook which renders the debugger.
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In reply to: wp-pear-debug settingsI have been doing some reading and came across the following in the codex which applies to the issue of managing settings: http://codex.ww.wp.xz.cn/Migrating_Plugins_and_Themes_to_2.7#Plugins
As a result, I will be updating the setting management aspect of the plugin. I may still add a branch for wordpress MU to account for the different sites.