LPH
Well-known member
I read a post suggesting the best way to learn XF code is to run debug and step it through XenForo.
Does anyone have a link to a good tutorial on how to setup phpStorm with XenForo so debug can show what is happening in XF? Right now debug opens a blank browser and so the configuration must not be set properly.
Maybe someone has a better way to go through the code to learn how to do these things:
Return absolute url instead of relative path
Create new templates / modify templates
Create a new profile page with tab and links
Create a new tab next to the "new post" "new showcase" "new media" ...
Create a permissions options page
Add a table for an add-on
Write an XF thread into an external database for a different app.
Start XF externally without using relative path....
All done externally from XF but once my bridge is active then I have access to all XF methods and classes.
Some of the above are described in other add-ons and tutorials here but specifically I'd like to learn the power behind the phpStorm tool to debug XF code.
Or is that not even the right way to ask about how to learn the XF way
Does anyone have a link to a good tutorial on how to setup phpStorm with XenForo so debug can show what is happening in XF? Right now debug opens a blank browser and so the configuration must not be set properly.
Maybe someone has a better way to go through the code to learn how to do these things:
Return absolute url instead of relative path
Create new templates / modify templates
Create a new profile page with tab and links
Create a new tab next to the "new post" "new showcase" "new media" ...
Create a permissions options page
Add a table for an add-on
Write an XF thread into an external database for a different app.
Start XF externally without using relative path....
All done externally from XF but once my bridge is active then I have access to all XF methods and classes.
Some of the above are described in other add-ons and tutorials here but specifically I'd like to learn the power behind the phpStorm tool to debug XF code.
Or is that not even the right way to ask about how to learn the XF way