November 29th, 2008 Posted in FirePHP, PHP
The November issue of php|architect is finally out. Why is this exiting for me? Because I had something to do with it:
/etc: FirePHP for Ajax Development
Firebug is without doubt the most popular development tool among Firefox plugins. Christoph Dorn thought it would be nice to have PHP integration for it.
by Christoph Dorn
The column describes why FirePHP is perfectly suited for Ajax Development and how to implement a selective logging system allowing the developer to switch on and off specific logging items on the fly. A complete working demo you can take and make your own is also included.
If you do not already have a php|architect subscription head on over to their site and purchase the November issue.
Very cool - great tool and very good article!
great tool, but I really miss a PHP 4 compatible library. I was also not able to find some previous versions of the current library to see if there was some PHP 4 compatible in the past
A PHP4 compatible version is in the works. Please see the following ticket for updates:
http://code.google.com/p/firep.....tail?id=90
You can find past versions of the FirePHP core library here:
http://firephp.googlecode.com/svn/tags/
(There has never been a PHP4 compatible version in the past either)