kb_debug.php

• Call kb_debug with any arguments that you want to log and they will be pretty printed at the end of the document.
• To log and show a list of all warnings, errors and notices generated by your plugin, add ?KB_Debug_Errors to your URL.
• To see a list of all hooks in the order they fire as well as what arguments they are called with and what functions run on them (again, in which order),
  add a ?KB_Debug_Hooks to the URL.

To see both just add ?KB_Debug_Errors&KB_Debug_Hooks. (Essentially $_GET[var] must be set to enable that feature).

Features

• Logs and displays all warnings, errors, etc. alongwith their context.
• Logs and displays all hooks alongwith the argument(s) each hook is called with and the functions that run on that particular hook (in order).

Upload kb_debug.php and ‘kb-debug.css’ to the /wp-content/mu-plugins/ directory. (Create this directory if it doesn’t exist).

NOTE: These files must be placed directly under mu-plugins: ie mu-plugins/kb_debug.php and mu-plugins/kb-debug.css.

Putting these into mu-plugins allows the plugin to capture the most number of hooks it can.

Why?

Because.

1. 

   Showing how errors and hooks appear on using this plugin.

2. 

   Showing how debugging information is shown in the plugin.

0.2.4

• Moved README to readme.txt

0.2.3

• Renamed Screenshots for wp.org to display.

0.2.2

• Modified readme.txt and updated the PHP version.

0.2

• Plugin completely refactored.
• No longer uses buffering.
• Features are now activated by setting $_GET variables.

0.1

• First version.