violacase

Well, you can choose whatever setup you’d like. There are Chrome add-ons for PHP, independent system watchers, etc.

Whatever you set up: there’s always SOME kind of console to watch the debugging info. I’ll give you my setup:

On the server side:
In wp-config.php: define('WP_DEBUG', true);
Installed WordPress plugins: Debug Bar and Kint Debugger.
On the client side (Win8) Chrome with its great Inspector. Here I can closely watch and trace HTML, CSS and Javascript on the fly. Above this 8 extensions that do their own great work. Google on DevTools…

That’s all. Works fine for me. I think this should be enough info.
Happy coding!

Mika,

First things first:
1. Deactivate your plugin.
2. Deliberately put some errors in your plugin code.
3. Activate your plugin and see what happens. Check debug console.
4. Call your code on any page/post/function and see what happens. Check debug console.

If debugger catches all errors problem is solved.

If not, notice me. My debugging practice is simple but works. I can explain my debug setup in more detail but please first try yourself.

NOTA: Are you sure you have Debug Bar plugin running? Standard WP_DEBUG doesn’t show Warnings and Notices.

Well, I’ve noticed you defined the var genericon_rotate in the last update.

Still it’s odd you couldn’t see the debugger notice.
I also do my tests without any cacheing on the server side. For WordPress I’ve installed the famous Debug Bar plugin and Kint Debug.

For Chrome I use the very handy Clear Cache add on.

😉

Hey Esmi!

You reacted on Dge-06 but not on me. It’s me who posted the initial question. Any answer?

Well, that was fast 🙂
Looks good now. Nice plugin btw, I’ll honnor you with 5 stars.

Follow up.
I found a solution. Adding this function to functions.php does the trick.

add_filter( 'comment_form_defaults', 'custom_comment_form_defaults' );
function custom_comment_form_defaults( $args ) {
    $mce_plugins = 'wordpress, emotions';
    ob_start();
    wp_editor( '', 'comment', array(
        'media_buttons' => false,
        'teeny' => false,
        'textarea_rows' => '5',
        'tinymce' => array( 'plugins' => $mce_plugins )
    ) );
    $args['comment_field'] = ob_get_clean();
    return $args;
}