I had installed phpstorm editor first time to work in cake php editor in my local system (wamp)
After doing lots of research i had done basic configuration and installed phpunit.phar also selected it in an option in Editor but still its showing class not found error if i try to run it.
Though its working fine if I run it directly in my browser by typing url (local host)
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I'm using PhpStorm 2021.1.3 as an IDE with XAMPP as a PHP7.4 engine. I have installed Xdebug 2.9.2, and it works properly since I can start the debugger on specific PHP scripts.
My issue is that I have an HTML form in a PHP webpage (let's call it "mainpage.php", which sends its data to another PHP file (let's call it "analyze.php").
The issue is that if I start the debugger on that other PHP file ("analyze.php"), it doesn't get the GET/POST data, since I didn't use the form at all. Is there a way to pass the GET/POST data when launching the debugger?
I've looked into the run configurations, but they only seem to mention PHP options, and not GET/POST data.
I tried using the HTTP Request, but the only examples I've seen use actual web hosts and production environments, as far as I could tell. I only have this XAMPP development environment at the moment. My PHP files are not in the www folder of XAMPP, since PhpStorm seemed to have no problem so far copying the file at the right place when needed.
Any idea where I should look for?
Ok, thanks to #waterloomatt I managed to find a workaround. The crux of the issue in my case is this PhpStorm bug: https://youtrack.jetbrains.com/issue/WI-54542 Therefore, this answer will probably be irrelevant once this bug is resolved.
Here's the solution on Linux :
Step 1 : Create a server on PhpStorm.
In File->Settings->PHP->Servers, click on the "+" symbol to add a new server. Fill the server infos.
The port is 63342, which is the port PhpStorm uses for running the code. Note that I gave this server the name "localhost63342". This detail is important.
Step 2 : Launch XAMPP normally.
Launch XAMPP as you do normally. The issue is with PhpStorm, not XAMPP.
Step 3 : Before launching PhpStorm, add an environment variable
Open a command prompt, and run the following command:
export PHP_IDE_CONFIG=serverName=localhost63342
Note the server name, which is the same as the name of the server we defined in PhpStorm.
I could make that environment variable more permanent, but since it is a soon-to-be-resolved PhpStorm bug, I think that'll do.
Step 4 : In the same command prompt, launch PhpStorm
We defined an environment variable, which is valid as long as the command prompt remains open. We then can launch PhpStorm with this command prompt. In my case, with the following command:
./$HOME/phpstorm/PhpStorm-203.7148.74/bin/phpstorm.sh
Step 5 : Launch a debugging session
My Chrome browser already has the "Xdebug helper" extension: https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/xdebug-helper/eadndfjplgieldjbigjakmdgkmoaaaoc?hl=en That extension is already configured to use the PHPSTORM IDE Key, as shown here:
In PhpStorm, I put a breakpoint where I want in my code. I click the button to make PhpStorm listen for PHP Debug Connections. I then launch the code from the page I want using the launcher button (Chrome is Alt+F2 on my computer).
The code runs normally, and I can navigate from page to page. When, on a specific page, the code hits a PHP breakpoints, the code is suspended, and I can execute it line by line using PhpStorm's debugger. Since I filled the forms to get to this page, I get the GET/POST data.
It's not as direct as a PHP HTTP Request I suppose, but it works.
Setup:
Virtual Box on OSX running Ubuntu Server 17.
Opening a project on Netbeans on one of these shares is fine and the files editable, however as soon as I click on a different window on OSX (so losing focus from the Netbeans window) and return to Netbeans the file is instantly uneditable, however the share is still traversable on the OSX filesystem. Its as if it suddenly becomes read only (though unchange and still is rwxrwxrwx as shown on from an SSH window into the virtual box (!00% reliable).
PHPStorm handles this situation perfectly.
The only caveat here is that if there are a few shares on the VBox its necessary to write a bash script to unmount/remount them in turn but its not that complex, otherwise PHPStorm does nothing when attempting to open local project.
I'm new to VS Code and the php world. My experience is more with heavyweight IDE such as Visual Studio. However, I have a need to setup a php environment on my dev machine and am having some trouble getting it to work properly.
My environment is a Win 10 dev machine. I am using VS Code and php ver 5.5. I have properly installed the xdebug extension and verified it is properly installed. I have also installed the php-debug extension in VS Code.
The challenge I'm having and have been unable to find any useful information through google is launching the php website from within VS Code and then being able to debug it.
A few things I have tried, but haven't worked.
I installed the iis-express extension to VS Code which allows for running any folder through iis express. https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=warren-buckley.iis-express
This works, but the website doesn't display properly. IIS returns an error message saying the site is not properly configured. It's apparently missing a mapping or something along those lines.
I followed this blog. http://blog.denouter.net/2015/05/run-php-from-visual-studio-code.html and am able to run the website using the built in php web server.
Installed webmatrix and let the windows platform installer correctly install and wire up iis express to work with php. The same folder works fine when running from webmatrix.
Installed the php-debug extension to VS Code. https://github.com/felixfbecker/vscode-php-debug
Here is what I think I'm missing. I believe I need to launch the website from within VS Code for the debugging to work. I can't figure out how to "launch" the php website from within VS Code. The php-debug extension from VS Code only supports launch. It doesn't support "attach" mode. I suspect this is why when I run the website outside VS Code, the debugger doesn't work. Let me be clear, the debugger is working when I hit F5, it just doesn't ever stop on any breakpoints.
To summarize: How can I launch and debug my php website from within VS Code? I'm looking for a detailed step by step guide.
Thank you
I am the author of vscode-php-debug. You do not need to "launch the website" from inside VS Code. When you start the "Listen for XDebug" configuration from the debug section, VS Code (or rather, my debug adapter) will listen on port 9000 for XDebug. You need to run a web server like Apache, IIS or nginx locally on your PC and configure it to serve PHP files - this has nothing to do with VS Code. Then simply open a web browser and navigate to localhost and XDebug will connect to the debugger, stopping on breakpoints.
The two necessary settings in php.ini are:
xdebug.mode = debug
xdebug.start_with_request = yes
(Do not forget to add the subtitle [XDebug] before the settings.
I have trying to get this done for days...and reading through about 20 tutorials, documents, etc...but still no luck.
Here is the thing. I installed wordpress(just for example, can be any php program) on my VPS, and hoping to debug it from my macbook and my desktop. This is clearly a remote debugging thing. So I here is what I done:
1.Installed right version of xdebug and located its .so file on VPS.
2.Changing php.ini and 20-xdebug.ini file on VPS, my settings currently are:
zend_extension=/usr/lib/php5/20131226/xdebug.so
xdebug.remote_enable=1
xdebug.remote_connect_back=1
xdebug.remote_port=9200
xdebug.show_local_vars=0
xdebug.var_display_max_data=10000
xdebug.var_display_max_depth=20
xdebug.show_exception_trace=0
xdebug.remote_log=/var/log/xdebug.log
;xdebug.remote_host=202.84.93.66
The last line, which is comment out is my desktop IP address, where I run phpStorm. Based on xdebug's documents, if you set remote_connect_back=1, you won't need this host ip to be specifici.
On phpStorm Side, I "start new project from existing code, and specificy the source root on VPS, map it with one of my local dest. PhpStorm just downloaded all the files and after setting up "Automatic upload", the sync is perfect.
On phpStorm side, I specificy the PHP intercepter as the remote one on my VPS.
On phpStorm side, I changed my debugging port to 9200, as same as the one I using on VPS.
Using the booklet method phpStorm provide, I put them on my firefox bootkmarklet.
Click listen button on phpStorm, set breakpoint, go to firefox open the page, click 'start debuging', refresh.....BUT NOTHING HAPPENS!
I also tried to using the tranditional methods, which set a run configration way as both php-webapplication or php-remote-debug...but still not working.
At php storm, the web debug validation, I could pass all the testing there though....
Can anyone help me with this? I think I must be doing wrong on some very fundation part since I saw all the tutorial are so simple set, but this already took me about 3 days to figure out....
Thanks!
I installed a plugin for NB 7.0.1 which enabled CodeIgniter but when I went to create a project using it, I was told I need to specify a PHP interpreter for Netbeans. I tried to do this using the php.exe you get with Xampp but I get a Java null pointer error. I can't seem to fix this but I'm thinking, why do I need an interpreter on Windows when the Linux machine can do that? I have already set this up on the VM.
Any advice from here? Thanks a lot!
I am using NB 7.1.1 and had similar issue with CodeIgniter plugin when creating a new project. NetBeans would complain No PHP Interpreter was defined in Tools->Options->PHP General. It would not enable finish button so a New Project could not be setup.
I just created a dummy batch file called nb_cli.bat and pointed NB to that for the PHP interpreter. I don't plan on executing (or debugging) CodeIgniter CLI code on local machine so that file will likely never get executed.
If you want to debug or run php locally, make sure xammp works OK outside of NetBeans. But if not, this fix should get you by the NetBeans issues.
I have a separate linux server on my local network for development as I don't need apache/php locally when I use multiple machines for dev/testing/etc.
NetBeans should bugfix that by downing that PHP Interpreter message from an Alert preventing project setup to a warning that No PHP interpreter is defined (or found) so CLI testing may not function.
As an alternative, if you have a linux box with NB installed, you can create the New project there and copy the whole folder (including the nbproject folder) to your PC and you should be able to get by having No PHP Interpreter defined.
Hopefully that gets you going with NB and CodeIgniter. If you need additional details, just ask.