myDEBUG Backtrace [Support Thread]

[lat9]

I checked, there is no result for this match. I am searching in the last option (Look-up in all files) of the developer's tool kit & as advised by you, I am selecting both catalogue and admin files . Also I have selected both php and css.

Hmm, for right now, I suggest that you start a different thread with the issue that you have (it's not with the backtrace plugin).

[devyani]

Okies

[DivaVocals]

There is a difference in one common file used in two of your modules, and I'm not sure which one is the RIGHT one..
display_logs-1.0.9.zip\display_logs-1.0.9\YOUR_ADMIN\display_logs.php says:

<div id="dSel"><?php echo zen_image_submit(BUTTON_DELETE_SELECTED, DELETE_SELECTED_ALT, 'name="dButton" value="delete" onclick="return buttonCheck(\'delete\');"'); /*v1.0.6c*/ ?></div>
            <div id="dAll"><?php echo zen_image_submit(BUTTON_DELETE_ALL, DELETE_ALL_ALT, 'name="sButton" value="all" onclick="return buttonCheck(\'all\');"'); /*v1.0.6c*/ ?></div>

mydebug_backtrace-v1.0.0.zip\mydebug_backtrace\YOUR_ADMIN\display_logs.php says:

            <div id="dSel"><?php echo zen_image_submit(BUTTON_DELETE_SELECTED, DELETE_SELECTED_ALT, 'name="dButton" value="delete" onclick="return buttonCheck(this.value);"'); ?></div>
            <div id="dAll"><?php echo zen_image_submit(BUTTON_DELETE_ALL, DELETE_ALL_ALT, 'name="sButton" value="all" onclick="return buttonCheck(this.value);"'); ?></div>

Which one is correct??? I am ASSUMING it's the one from display_logs-1.0.9.zip

[lat9]

Well, , where did those files come from? You're correct, Diva, that you should use the files from the Display Debug Logs plugin and I'll resubmit the myDEBUG Backtrace zip-file to remove those tag-alongs. Thanks for taking the time to let me know!

[DivaVocals]

Well, , where did those files come from? You're correct, Diva, that you should use the files from the Display Debug Logs plugin and I'll resubmit the myDEBUG Backtrace zip-file to remove those tag-alongs. Thanks for taking the time to let me know!

hahahahaha it happens.. By the by, the myDEBUG Backtrace module + this module saved me a MASSIVE headache yesterday.. Found an error with these two I would not have OTHERWISE found.. PURE GOLD!!!! These are NOW "must install" modules forever for me!!!

You KNOW you rock right????

[lat9]

Thanks muchly, Diva. I've submitted v1.0.1 to the Plugins ... with the stray files removed.

[batteryman]

Will this work for 1.3.9 installs even though it is designated for 1.5+

[lat9]

Will this work for 1.3.9 installs even though it is designated for 1.5+

It should work just fine. Just be sure to backup the two (possibly) overwritten files before you install.

[lat9]

Thanks muchly, Diva. I've submitted v1.0.1 to the Plugins ... with the stray files removed.

v1.0.1 is now available for download ...

[lat9]

Oopsie! I've just submitted v1.0.2 to the plugins' area; it will be available for download once reviewed.

The admin-level file (/YOUR_ADMIN/includes/extra_configures/enable_error_logging.php) mistakenly removed the -adm distinction on log file names generated during admin-level accesses. To implement the correction, find the following fragment in that file:

/**
 * The path where the debug log file will be located
 * Default value is: DIR_FS_LOGS . '/myDEBUG-999999-00000000.log'
 * ... which puts it in the /logs/ folder:   /logs/myDEBUG-999999-00000000.log  (where 999999 is a random number, and 00000000 is the server's timestamp)
 *    (or if you don't have a /logs/ folder, it will use the /cache/ folder instead)
 */
  $debug_logfile_path = DIR_FS_LOGS . '/myDEBUG-' . time() . '-' . mt_rand(1000,999999) . '.log';

and make the teeny modification shown below:

/**
 * The path where the debug log file will be located
 * Default value is: DIR_FS_LOGS . '/myDEBUG-999999-00000000.log'
 * ... which puts it in the /logs/ folder:   /logs/myDEBUG-999999-00000000.log  (where 999999 is a random number, and 00000000 is the server's timestamp)
 *    (or if you don't have a /logs/ folder, it will use the /cache/ folder instead)
 */
  $debug_logfile_path = DIR_FS_LOGS . '/myDEBUG-adm-' . time() . '-' . mt_rand(1000,999999) . '.log';