By zagoes on

Hi

I tried to setup my Eclipse installation to debug Drupal. It works well, I can set breakpoints in drupal index.php and realted stuff until the login page is build up. Even breakpoints on function headers in my module stops the execution.

But I don't know, how do I debug a module after an user interaction?

Thanks in advance
zagoes

Drupal 6.4
Opensuse 11.0 / Apache 2.2.8 / PHP 5.2.6 / Zend Debugger v5.2.14 / Eclipse 3.3.2 / PDT 1.0.3

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mikeker’s picture

mikeker commented

(Sorry to go off-topic here, but I really gotta ask!)

I would love to know how you got Eclipse and the Zend Debugger working together. I tried this ages ago and got nowhere. Any pointers you can offer would be much appreciated!

(Hey, once I've got the debugger set up, maybe I'll have an answer to your original post! )

Thanks a lot.

Mike Keran
www.MikeKeran.com

- Mike

zagoes’s picture

zagoes commented

It was also for me a hard piece of work to get here. Maybe I can help you, but first I have to know, what system your are running?
Then please have a look, if ypur apache already recognized the debugger, using phpinfo().

newbuntu’s picture

newbuntu commented

I use xdebug, it breaks in modules just fine. I set php file type to allow *.module. I don't know if that's your problem. Good luck.

zagoes’s picture

zagoes commented

That was not my problem. I made this settings already earlier. I believe, I do something wrong in debug dialog. Could you explain me how you set up it to break in in a module?

ribo’s picture

ribo commented

Using xdebug