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#Zend studio 10 debug mac os x
#Zend studio 10 debug install
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#Zend studio 10 debug android
#Zend studio 10 debug code

* Using Zend Studio's built-in PHP 5.5 binaries with Xdebug may be problematic on Windows and MacOS. * Zend Studio menus do not show or appear only partially in the menu bar of Ubuntu 13.10 and 14.04. * Zend Studio Crashes with Segmentation Fault in KDE 4.11, see * Debug session is not started for both debugging an application and debug mode enabled against OpenShift target with zend-6.1 cartridge. * ZendDebugger does not support thread-safe mode. * Zend Studio 10.6 starts with a default workspace: /Zend/workspaces/DefaultWorkspace10

#Zend studio 10 debug install

To update add two new update sites in Help -> Install New Software -> Available Update Sites:

* This version is backward compatible with all 10.x versions. Existing workspaces can be used with new 64-bit installation. A new installation of 64-bit Zend Studio is required. This means there will be no updates available for 32-bit Zend Studio on

#Zend studio 10 debug mac os x

* Since Zend Studio 10.5 release we provide Mac OS X 64-bit packages only. Otherwise Internet Explorer >=9 is required. * Safari browser is recommended on Windows for new mobile drag & drop editor. %JAVA_HOME%\bin is added to system path (). We recommend Oracle (Sun) JDK 1.6 or higher ().

#Zend studio 10 debug android

* Java Development Kit should be added to system path to enable generation of native Android mobile apps. * Linux, MacOS: Java Runtime Environment (JRE) 1.6 or higher OS X 10.8 Mountain Lion, OS X 10.9 Mavericks

#Zend studio 10 debug code

* Line Numbers are not displayed for non-php source code page. * Download from Remote Server puts files in the wrong directory. * Update to the latest version of Zend Framework 2.3.1. * Support for Zend Server 6.1 on OpenShift by RedHat including deployment, application monitoring, library management and more. So completed php.ini should have something like this.Zend is pleased to announce the maintenance release of Zend Studio 10.6.2! Zend_debugger.expose_remotely=allowed_hosts

Zend_extension_bug_server_ts="E:\Projects\Web\VertrigoServ\Zend\ZendDebugger-5.2.14\" Zend_extension_manager.optimizer_ts="E:\Projects\Web\VertrigoServ\Zend\Optimizer-3.3.0" Zend_extension_ts="E:\Projects\Web\VertrigoServ\Zend\ZendExtensionManager.dll" To be fully able to replicate the settings, I add here the entire section from php.ini:

In the last step, you have to modify the php.ini file to let the PHP interpreter know about your newly added debugger.

In the ZendDebugger directory, I left only the root files from unzipped dir plus the folder that interested me – the renamed one.

Move the directory to the Zend dir under Vertrigo installation path, you have to get something like E:\Projects\Web\VertrigoServ\Zend\ZendDebugger-5.2.14\.

#Zend studio 10 debug zip file

Then unzip the downloaded zip file to some temp directory, then rename the children directory from W_Y_x_comp to php-W.Y.x, – by example: change 5_2_14_comp to php-5.2.x.

First, download latest Zend Debugger here – choose the ZendDebugger-5.2.14-cygwin_nt-i386.zip for Windows on 32 bits.

I choose to install the server in E:\Projects\Web\VertrigoServ\ because this tool has the nice feature that you don’t have to reinstall it each time your Windows is. The installation is very simple, basically just Next, Next and Finish. If you don’t have it, you can download it free from their Sourceforge website. At the end of the day, you’re paid to create applications, not to do dirty settings in 10 or so files in order to enable a simple debug feature.įacing this challenge I tried to create a simple yet productive setup for ZendDebugger, so my fellow PHP Developers not to waste their time like I had to do.įirst you have to know where you installed your already working version of Vertrigo. There are some tools to allow you to debug it, but either are costly, like Zend Studio and Zend Server or are hard to setup, like XCode. I mean, you wrote your application in PHP. The problem that I want to solve in this tutorial arises when one might want to debug its work. This tutorial is for Windows environment, but it can be easily adapted to Linux or MAC environments because all the settings are done in the configurations files. I personally use Vertrigo server, who brings me the advantage of 0 time for install, 0 time required for setting and making other tools work together, like MySQL, PHP, PHP MyAdmin, Zend Optimizer etc. Since for many developers setting this complex tool is not worth spending their time, some use smart installers who can do those settings for them. Most developer use a local website to test and develop their applications.