Administrative and Maintenance Tools - Enable/Disable Debug Mode

Enable/Disable Debug Mode for vBulletin version 3.6 and 3.7.
version: 1.0.0

Please remember to click Mark as Installed if you use this modification. Support questions from members who have not marked this as installed will be considered low priority.

What is this?
With this product, you can enable/disable Debug Mode on your forums, ACP, and MCP. You can input your IP address, so that Debug Mode will only show for you, or you can enter a user id, for either your forums, or the ACP, so that it will only show for that specific user or users.

No more editing your config.php file!

Installation
Simply import the attached .xml product via your vB Product manager, in your ACP.

Configuration
ACP --> vBulletin Options --> vBulletin Debug Mode

What doesn't work?
The explain query. Will try to implement in a future version.

Please report any bugs or feature requests into this thread.

Thanks and enjoy!

History:

Version1.0.0 : Initial version for vB 3.7.

[dartho]

Originally Posted by Jase2

I haven't had the time yet, Boofo. I will however try to implement this week.

Yet?

[sockwater]

Originally Posted by Boofo

Any luck on the explain query yet?

The *only* way to get the explain query to work right is to set debug mode in your config.php file. This is because vBulletin either loads the regular database class or the "explain" database class based on your config.php file settings, and this of course happens before you have access to the database to call a plugin to set debug mode. For reference this happens at about line 100 of includes/init.php

[Jase2]

I'll check it over this week!

[pattycake]

How do I uninstall this thing?? I've removed it from the products, deleted the XML, yet it still comes back after I enable debug mode.

[pattycake]

Originally Posted by pattycake

How do I uninstall this thing?? I've removed it from the products, deleted the XML, yet it still comes back after I enable debug mode.

never mind... I saw the debug code at the bottom and I thought it was the XML that I had installed when in fact, its the debug code displayed from vbulletin. Sorry.

[TWTCommish]

Any update on the explain issue? Would love to have it; it would really cap this off (still works on 3.8, by the way).

[anthonym16]

Anyone have this working w/ 3.8.2? I guess the best I can say is that is sort of works for me. It seems like something is switched because I can see debug info in the forums normally, then the debug info is hidden once I log in. I don't think I have the settings wrong...

[Alfa1]

Yes, it works for me on 3.8.2. (except the explain query function )

Is there a guide somewhere that discusses how to interpret the data?

[sockwater]

Originally Posted by TWTCommish

Any update on the explain issue? Would love to have it; it would really cap this off (still works on 3.8, by the way).

Let me reiterate.

Originally Posted by sockwater

The *only* way to get the explain query to work right is to set debug mode in your config.php file. This is because vBulletin either loads the regular database class or the "explain" database class based on your config.php file settings, and this of course happens before you have access to the database to call a plugin to set debug mode. For reference this happens at about line 100 of includes/init.php

[muratcan25]

Thank you

How do I add this manually to the config I
How do I add just a member id?