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PHP Debugging with Style -OR- How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Bug

12/08/2007

By Toby Inkster

PHP lets you define your own error handler, so I decided to get a bit fancy. MegaErrorHandler (MEH) outputs its errors as specially-formatted HTML comments, with the details of the error encoded using JSON. A small client-side script, with an associated stylesheet then pulls this data out of the comments and formats it as a … Continued

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