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Features
- Outputs trace messages to a file or the syslog (on Unix platforms).
- Traces Drupal hook invocations with an optional filter and stack trace.
- Traces PHP warnings and errors with an optional full stack trace and including the source code for the line that caused the error.
- Traces watchdog messages with optional filtering by message type (TODO).
- Traces SQL database queries with optional filtering by query type.
- Trace output includes microsecond-level timing information.
- Stack traces include the function's passed arguments in PHP syntax.
- Optional debug output includes PHP superglobals and HTTP headers.
- Defines a hook allowing other modules to extend the trace output targets.
Installation
- Copy all the module files into a subdirectory called modules/trace/ under your Drupal installation directory.
- Go to Administer >> Site building >> Modules and enable the Trace module.
- Go to Administer >> Site configuration >> Tracing to review and change the configuration options to your liking.
- Tracing is now ready for use. From the same screen, activate tracing when necessary, e.g. when debugging a problem, and deactivate it afterwards.
Requirements:
· Drupal 5.x/6.x
Via: Trace 6.x-1.0 / 5.x-1.0
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