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where and how to debug the phpBB version 3.3


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hello dear experts here at Neowin. 

 

first of all - i have mused half an hour and made up my mind - where to add this question: which category fits most.  Finally i put this question here into this subforum. I hope that this is all right. 

generally spoken: i am very very glad to be here at this great place - where knoweldge and idea exchange is so great!!

 

 

i have to admit that i have quiete a very less knowledge on phhBB - can you plz try to understand my question....thank's a lot...
I Install Debug Tools in my root shown below.  well i have found this tool:  xampp\htdocs\phpBB\ext\nicofuma\debugtools

 

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Extension Name: Debug Tools
Author: Nicofuma
Extension Version:: 1.0.0-b1
Requirements: 3.1.0-RC3
i downloaded from this link

cf: https://github.com/Nicofuma/phpbb-ext-debugtools

bes
ides this i have seen that we can debug like described here: 

https://www.phpbb.com/community/viewtopic.php?t=2349466

 

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@define('PHPBB_DISPLAY_LOAD_TIME', true);
@define('DEBUG', true);
@define('DEBUG_CONTAINER', true);

 

well - note: i did not have install the phpBB version 3.3. all ready. No : i just have downloaded the files and put it on to the server _ which runs on php 7.2.8

so - at the moment the config file has got no content!? 

 

Love to hear from you 

 

yours Tarifa 
;)

 

 

update: found some ideas about the debug-mode: 


1. go to the file 

config/production/config.yml

2. add the following stuff

 

 

cf https://www.phpbb.de/community/viewtopic.php?t=243830

 


parameters:
    debug.load_time: true
    debug.sql_explain: true
    debug.memory: true
    debug.show_errors: true
    debug.exceptions: true 

imports:
    - { resource: ../default/config.yml }

parameters:
    debug.load_time: true
    debug.sql_explain: true
    debug.memory: true
    debug.show_errors: true
    debug.exceptions: true
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