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Debugging Your Web Application

By Quentin Zervaas, 5 April 2005 Debugging PHP Download PDF

Using The Log

The final thing to do is to use the log! You can just use cat or tail or some editor viewing to view the log.

You can also modify the debug function, so for example, it emails you for every call (you may only be debugging certain errors and you need notification whenever these occur).

Just be careful if you are going to email log data – you could crowd your inbox very quickly if you’re not careful!.

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