[dokuwiki] Re: $_SESSION and DokuWiki debugging
- From: "Peter Kehl" <peter.kehl@xxxxxxxxx>
- To: dokuwiki@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Wed, 28 Jun 2006 13:26:51 +0100
Thank you, Chris. That helped.
I can see xdebug profiling statements in DokuWiki code and I do use
xdebug. What I needed to figure out were internal DokuWiki
interactions/workflow. Using session_start() helps.
DokuWiki closes the session after its initialisation. You can reopen
the session, or comment out the session closing code. Do you need to
use a session variable for this?
I use xdebug, every warning/notice/error, including ones I trigger
myself, is reported with a function nesting sequence (name, file, line
number) to arrive at the point of the error.
Cheers,
Chris
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DokuWiki closes the session after its initialisation. You can reopen the session, or comment out the session closing code. Do you need to use a session variable for this?
I use xdebug, every warning/notice/error, including ones I trigger myself, is reported with a function nesting sequence (name, file, line number) to arrive at the point of the error.
Cheers,
Chris
- [dokuwiki] $_SESSION and DokuWiki debugging
- From: Peter Kehl
- [dokuwiki] Re: $_SESSION and DokuWiki debugging
- From: Chris Smith