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Paul Forsyth	Tuesday 03 February 2004 2:46:12 am I want to use xdebug (1.3.0) with ezpublish for php (4.3.4) debugging but i can't figure how to activate it for php errors. I can call xdebug functions and see results, such as the xdebug lines present, but commented out, in index.php. But for php errors that stop the process from completing i only seem to get a white screen. Im using the default settings for xdebug, so xdebug.default_enable is on. From the documentation at xdebug.org this appears to be all i need for it to catch normal errors. I also filed this bug about a problem with the object relation list: http://ez.no/community/bug_reports/ez_publish_and_xdebug_problem Can anyone advise me here? Thanks! paul
Derick Rethans	Friday 20 February 2004 7:48:39 am Hello, eZ Publish uses a user-defined error handler in PHP. Unfortunately this user-defined error handler is used before PHP calls the internal error handler (which is replaced by Xdebug by a new one). Because of this the Xdebug error handler is never called at all. As a trick you can disable eZ from setting this error handler by commenting out the call to set_error_handler in lib/ezutils/classes/ezdebug.php regards, Derick

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Tuesday 03 February 2004 2:46:12 am

I want to use xdebug (1.3.0) with ezpublish for php (4.3.4) debugging but i can't figure how to activate it for php errors. I can call xdebug functions and see results, such as the xdebug lines present, but commented out, in index.php. But for php errors that stop the process from completing i only seem to get a white screen.

Im using the default settings for xdebug, so xdebug.default_enable is on. From the documentation at xdebug.org this appears to be all i need for it to catch normal errors.

I also filed this bug about a problem with the object relation list:

http://ez.no/community/bug_reports/ez_publish_and_xdebug_problem

Can anyone advise me here?

Thanks!

paul

Derick Rethans

Friday 20 February 2004 7:48:39 am

Hello,

eZ Publish uses a user-defined error handler in PHP. Unfortunately this user-defined error handler is used before PHP calls the internal error handler (which is replaced by Xdebug by a new one). Because of this the Xdebug error handler is never called at all.

As a trick you can disable eZ from setting this error handler by commenting out the call to set_error_handler in lib/ezutils/classes/ezdebug.php

regards,
Derick