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The other <pre> and print_r()-based solutions don't work quite as well when you're writing an AJAX-based app. I use error_log for everything: // PHP error_lo
by btraut 15y ago
The other <pre> and print_r()-based solutions don't work quite as well when you're writing an AJAX-based app. I use error_log for everything:
// PHP error_log() wrapper
function el($var, $die = true) {
error_log(var_export($var, true));
if ($die) {
die();
}
}
Also, Paul Irish's Javascript log() function is amazing. It can be found in boiler plate, but here's the gist:
// Javascript console.log() wrapper
window.log = function() {
log.history = log.history || [];
log.history.push(arguments);
if (this.console) {
console.log(Array.prototype.slice.call(arguments));
}
};