>> another terminal window, run "tail -f" on the Apache error log file,
and
>> leave that running continuously as I test the PHP scripts. If there
are
>> no
>> errors, this monitoring of the error log doesn't move. If there are
>> errors,
>> I see them immediately. Sort of the "old-school" equivalent of an IDE.
>> :-)
Wow. I never heard that one before!!
I just set my php.ini file to show all warnings and errors.
I also use NuSphere which is really really good. I can't recommend it
enough. You browse your site, then click the debug button (in FF toolbar)
and up comes you code with all the variables and stuff set. Brilliant IDE.
Saves hours debugging stuff. It's also really interesting following the code
through all the Zend Framework, the DB code is interesting.
monk.e.boy
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