xf_phantom Well-known member Aug 13, 2013 #1 Could you add the template title to the debuginfo? (would be better & faster then searching for it in the html sourcecode) to get instead of Last edited: Aug 13, 2013 Upvote 3
Could you add the template title to the debuginfo? (would be better & faster then searching for it in the html sourcecode) to get instead of
xf_phantom Well-known member Aug 13, 2013 #3 The contentTemplate variable PHP: $params['contentTemplate'] = $this->_contentTemplate; The same which is placed in the PAGE_CONTAINER Rich (BB code): <div id="content" class="{$contentTemplate}"> <div class="pageWidth"> King Kovifor said: Which template title would be there? Click to expand...
The contentTemplate variable PHP: $params['contentTemplate'] = $this->_contentTemplate; The same which is placed in the PAGE_CONTAINER Rich (BB code): <div id="content" class="{$contentTemplate}"> <div class="pageWidth"> King Kovifor said: Which template title would be there? Click to expand...
xf_phantom Well-known member Aug 13, 2013 #4 A sexier and more powerful debugfeature would also be great e.g. like the symfony2 debugbar and their profiler If you compare this 2, isn't the bar much nicer and more modern?
A sexier and more powerful debugfeature would also be great e.g. like the symfony2 debugbar and their profiler If you compare this 2, isn't the bar much nicer and more modern?
Boothby Well-known member Aug 14, 2013 #6 Ajax calls are separate instances, so I don't know if your suggestion will work that way.
xf_phantom Well-known member Aug 14, 2013 #7 Boothby said: Ajax calls are separate instances, so I don't know if your suggestion will work that way. Click to expand... True The data aren't stored like in symfony2 with the profiler
Boothby said: Ajax calls are separate instances, so I don't know if your suggestion will work that way. Click to expand... True The data aren't stored like in symfony2 with the profiler