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If you work on modules or some other custom scripts for phpwcms you often need to know which variables are set systemwide or whatever.
you may use print_r($_SESSION); or var_dump($foo) to get arrays of let's say your category or stuff like that.
It's very unreadable for larger multi-dimensional arrays and you get lost in structure depth, so I wrote a frontend_render script, to make it easier.
I've posted an first version here, but today I've did some improvements.

paste this script below in a file called zDebug.php in your template/frontend_render folder.
(zDebug.php because I think it will be included as last script from that folder)
then turn debugging on and use $moDebug['my Vars'] = print_r($foo,1); anywhere in your custom frontend_render scripts or frontend_module scripts (if you develop backend modules it won't work

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<?php

/**
	PHPWCMS moDebug 1.0 beta (24-Nov-2009)
	this use jQuery (optional mootools) to add a debugging control on top of page for admin only
	basically it use the good old print_r($var,TRUE); to output a bunch of variables
	for checking back while development
	
	use:
		$moDebug['All Global Vars'] = print_r($GLOBALS,1);
	or inside functions:
		$GLOBALS['moDebug']['vars_from_function'] = print_r($var,1);
	nearly anywhere in a custom frontend render or module script
	
	!!!! USE AT YOUR OWN RISK !!!!	
	Be careful if you modify the script and print out sensitiv data to your visitors
	Normally the script only print vars
	if(
	logged in as admin &&
	DEBUG Constante set to 1 &&
	$moDebug[] hold some array data !) 
**/

// turn on debugging
define("DEBUG","0"); // set to 1 in debugging state, set to 0 if you publish your site!
define("JQUERY","0"); // set to 1 if you only use jQuery !

// just some simple testcases
# $moDebug['GET'] = print_r($_GET,TRUE);
# $GLOBALS['moDebug']['Session Variablen'] = print_r($_SESSION,TRUE);
# $moDebug['Phpwcms Config Vars'] = print_r($phpwcms,TRUE); // that will printout the complete phpwcms config incl. passwords and stuff - so be careful!


// ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

if(($_SESSION['wcs_user_admin'] == 1 && DEBUG == 1) && is_array($moDebug))
{
  ob_start();
  ?>
  <style type="text/css">
  <!-- 
  #debug {
  	padding: 1em;
  	background: #ffffff;
  	border: 3px solid #f3f3f0;
  	font: 12px 'Lucida Console', Consolas, Fixedsys;
  }
  
  #debug h1 {
  	font: 15px 'Lucida Console', Consolas, Fixedsys;
	font-weight:bold;
	margin-bottom:1em;
	color:#004080;
  }
  
  #debugToggle {
  	position: fixed;
  	top: 30px;
  	right: 3px;
  	width: 16px;
  	height: 16px;
  	padding: 3px;
  	display: block;
  	border: 1px solid #003300;
  	background: white url(./img/famfamfam/information.png) no-repeat center center;
  	text-decoration: none;
  	z-index: 10001;
  }
  
  #debug .indent{font-size:15px;color:#a7a7a7;}
  #debug .code {text-align: left;margin:0;padding:0;margin-left: 50px;} 
  #debug .code i {font-style:normal;color:#004080;}
  #debug .code b {font-weight:normal;color:#800000;} 
  #debug .code li.even {background: #f3f3f0;}
  -->
  </style>

<script type="text/javascript">
/* <![CDATA[ */

<?php if(JQUERY == 1): ?>
jQuery(document).ready(function(){
var debugoutput = $("<div id='debug'>{DEBUG}</div>").hide();
var debugtoggle = $('<a id="debugToggle" href="javascript:void(0);">&nbsp;</a>').bind('click',function(){
	$('#debug').slideToggle();
});
$('body').prepend(debugoutput);	
$('body').append(debugtoggle);
});

<?php else: ?>

// older mootools JS			
window.addEvent({'domready',function(){
        //create debug block which holds the code
        var debug = new Element('div', {
            'id': 'debug'
        });
        //create toggle
        var debugToggle = new Element('a', {
            'events': {
                'click': function(){
                    return false;
                },
                'mousedown': function(e){
                    e = new Event(e);
                    mySlide.toggle();
                    e.stop();
                    
                }
            },
            'id': 'debugToggle',
            'href': 'javascript:void(0);',
            'title': 'moDebug'
        });
        
        
        debugToggle.inject($('fe-link'), 'after'); // add the togglebutton after <body>
        $('debugToggle').setHTML("&nbsp;"); // fill the added element
        debug.injectTop($E('body'));// add after the switch
        $('debug').setHTML("{DEBUG}"); // fill the element with RT
        // some fancy slide in/out
        var mySlide = new Fx.Slide('debug', {
            duration: 250
        }).hide();
        
    }
});

<?php endif; ?>	
/* ]]> */
</script>
<?php
	// put the HTML above into custom_htmlhead array
	$block['custom_htmlhead']["moDebug"] = ob_get_contents();
	ob_end_clean();

	foreach($moDebug as $key => $value)
		$moDebug_out[] = style_debug($value,$key);

	// glue the styled arrays
	$code = @implode("<hr \/>",$moDebug_out);
	// Render the output into html headsection
	$block['custom_htmlhead']["moDebug"] = str_replace('{DEBUG}',$code , $block['custom_htmlhead']["moDebug"]);
}



function style_debug($code,$info)
// inspired by
// http://shiflett.org/blog/2006/oct/formatting-and-highlighting-php-code-listings
{
    $html = array();   
	/* Normalize Newlines */
	$code = str_replace("\r", "\n", $code);
	$code = preg_replace("!\n\n\n+!", "\n\n", $code);
	    
	$lines = explode("\n", $code);
	/* Output Listing */
	$debugoutput = '<h1>Key: '.$info.'<\/h1>';
	$debugoutput .= "<ol class='code'>";
	foreach ($lines as $key=>$line) {
	    if ( empty($line)) {
	        $line = '    ';
	    }
	      
	    $html['line'] = htmlentities($line, ENT_QUOTES, 'UTF-8');
		
		// -- this is experimental colorization
		$key_value_pair = explode(' => ',$html['line']);
		if(preg_match('#\[(.*?)\]#u',$key_value_pair[0],$found)){
			$html['line']  = '<b>'.$key_value_pair[0].'<\/b>';
		} else {
			$html['line']  = '<i>'.$key_value_pair[0].'<\/i>';
		}		
		$html['line'] .=($key_value_pair[1])?' => <i>'.$key_value_pair[1].'<\/i>':'';
		// -- this is experimental colorization
		
	    $html['line'] = preg_replace('#(\s){4}#','<span class=\'indent\'> &rarr; </span>',$html['line']);  
	    if ($key % 2) {
	        $debugoutput .= "<li class='even'>{$html['line']}<\/li>";
	    } else {
	        $debugoutput .= "<li>{$html['line']}<\/li>";
	    }
	}
	$debugoutput .= "<\/ol>";
	
	return $debugoutput;
}

// just another formatted debug function
// http://php.net/manual/de/function.var-dump.php#92594
function dump($value,$level=0)
{
  if ($level==-1)
  {
    $trans[' ']='&there4;';
    $trans["\t"]='&rArr;';
    $trans["\n"]='&para;;';
    $trans["\r"]='&lArr;';
    $trans["\0"]='&oplus;';
    return strtr(htmlspecialchars($value),$trans);
  }
  if ($level==0) echo '<pre class="debug-detailed">';
  $type= gettype($value);
  echo $type;
  if ($type=='string')
  {
    echo '('.strlen($value).')';
    $value= dump($value,-1);
  }
  elseif ($type=='boolean') $value= ($value?'true':'false');
  elseif ($type=='object')
  {
    $props= get_class_vars(get_class($value));
    echo '('.count($props).') <u>'.get_class($value).'</u>';
    foreach($props as $key=>$val)
    {
      echo "\n".str_repeat("\t",$level+1).$key.' => ';
      dump($value->$key,$level+1);
    }
    $value= '';
  }
  elseif ($type=='array')
  {
    echo '('.count($value).')';
    foreach($value as $key=>$val)
    {
      echo "\n".str_repeat("\t",$level+1).'['.dump($key,-1).'] => ';
      dump($val,$level+1);
    }
    $value= '';
  }
  echo " <b>$value</b>";
  if ($level==0) echo '</pre>';
}

?>

cheers m.

Das CMS hat eine simple eigene Variante einer debugging Funktion. Diese kann den Wert direkt in die Ausgabe schreiben oder aber auch als Text zurückgeben.

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// echo
dumpVar($value);

// get string
$dump = dumpVar($string, 2);
echo $dump;

Oliver

wie ist das einzubauen ?

markus s wrote:wie ist das einzubauen ?

in den frontend_render !

und man kann auch dumpVar() nutzen oder print_r() oder var_dump() ganz ohne den formatierten JavaScript quatsch.

danke sagt die community...

eine datei erstellen mit dem namen "z_debugg.php".
dann den obigen code einfügen.

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<?php
// echo
dumpVar($value);

// get string
$dump = dumpVar($string, 2);
echo $dump;
?>

dann diese datei in den ordner - template\inc_script\frontend_render kopieren.

hmmm,...
...so anstrengend hab ich das nie gestaltet

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<pre>
[PHP]var_dump($GLOBALS);[/PHP]
</pre>

funzt in jedem Template, CP, etc...
Das <pre></pre> ist zur Formatierung, in der "zermatschten" Ausgabe von var_dump() sieht ja kein Schwein durch...
$GLOBALS ist freilich nur ein Beispiel...

Heiko...

VORSICHT!!!! Nutzt $GLOBALS, $phpwcms bitte NIEMALS!!! in einer Liveumgebung.

Mit $GLOBALS, $phpwcms werden auch alle Kennwortinformationen sichtbar!!!

Außerdem wrappt dumpVar() bereits die Ausgabe in <pre> Tag. Die Ausgabe erfolgt auch so, dass HTML Sonderzeichen (<> usw.) als HTML Entity ausgegeben werden.

Es würde bei Nutzung von [PHP] also reichen:

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[PHP]dumpVar($GLOBALS['varname']);[/PHP]

Oliver

okay, war'n SEHR unglückliches Beispiel...

var_dump ($_wichtig)
....

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