I'm trying to get interactive debugging working with a Zend Framework application and Xdebug, using MacGDPp as the client debugger. I'm running to some problems setting breakpoints and was hoping
Someone could solve my specific problem
Someone could give me a high level overview of how this is supposed to work so I can track down the problem myself
MacGDPp has an option to start the debugger immediately whenever a request is made. This works. I load a page of the Zend Application and execution stops at the first line of the Zend index.php file.
However, if I attempt to set a break point in MacGDPp either a Controller or phtml template file, execution does NOT halt at those breakpoints.
Outside of Zend, if I setup a simple page with a single require, I can sucsefully set break points in the required file.
File: test.php
<?php
echo "One <br>";
echo "Two <br>";
echo "Three <br>";
echo "Four <br>";
echo "Five <br>";
echo "Six <br>";
echo "Seven <br>";
echo "Eight <br>";
echo "Nine <br>";
echo "Ten <br>";
require_once('test2.php');
File: test2.php
<?php
echo "Eight <br>";
echo "Five <br>";
echo "Four <br>";
echo "Nine <br>";
echo "One <br>";
echo "Seven <br>";
echo "Six <br>";
echo "Ten <br>";
echo "Three <br>";
echo "Two <br>";
So, I'm a bit at a loss on how to proceed. I don't know if my client is setting breakpoints wrong, or if there's something about Zend's autoloadng/instantiation patterns that prevents any interactive debugger from knowing how to hookup a files I select from the filesystem with a "remote" (localhost) URL I've executed.
If anyone has a solution and/or some pointers on how remote PHP debuggers work I'd appreciate it.
