The Single MOST ANNOYING THING about vbulletin 3.

[Michael Morris]

print_r, echo and similar statements are disabled

-- which is great for a production environment

BUT IT SUCKS BIGTIME WHILE DEBUGGING A NEW SCRIPT OR MOD!!

I need to build a function that, when called - stops the script immediately and prints out any variable or arrays you ask it to print. Any ideas?

[Marco van Herwaarden]

Ever tried with a echo "Test";flush;

Doesn't that work either?

[Paul M]

echo works fine here - I use it for debugging all the while ???

[cinq]

erm, they work for me ?

[Michael Morris]

Well, I've tried them and I rarely get a response.

[rake]

Just use exit; and it'll work fine.


print_r($arr);
echo "execution is stopped and you'll get the array structure";
exit;

[Tekton]

I've used echo for almost everything I do and it seems to work fine...

You're using them in the php and not like a template... right?

[deathemperor]

I still can debug without echo, I print them in template it's still helpful