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Hey Guys,
I wish to print some variables in function for debugging purpose. I tried var_dump() but I don't understand where it is printing. My debug mode is also On. |
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var_dump() will print to the screen. Usually, right at the top when you load the page. Using print_r() may give you better results as it is more readable.
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vbstop($varname);
should work. vbstop($varname,0,0); Will print the information and carry on running the code. I use both of these all the time. |
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Thank you!
It worked. |
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