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PHP Debugging Session: PHP - xdebug-XXXXXXX - DLL

To configure PHP debugging in PhpStorm, install the Xdebug extension by downloading the php_xdebug DLL file and adding it to the PHP extensions folder. Then, edit the php.ini file to uncomment and configure the [XDebug] section and restart services. This enables Xdebug debugging. Additionally, PhpStorm's PHP interpreter must be configured by opening Settings, clicking PHP, and selecting a local PHP interpreter.

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PHP Debugging Session: PHP - xdebug-XXXXXXX - DLL

To configure PHP debugging in PhpStorm, install the Xdebug extension by downloading the php_xdebug DLL file and adding it to the PHP extensions folder. Then, edit the php.ini file to uncomment and configure the [XDebug] section and restart services. This enables Xdebug debugging. Additionally, PhpStorm's PHP interpreter must be configured by opening Settings, clicking PHP, and selecting a local PHP interpreter.

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PhpStorm 8.0.

2 Help

PHP Debugging Session


1.
Create info.php file in htdocs folder
2.
Run localhost/info.php
3. Copy and paste in
http://xdebug.org/wizard.php page Xdebug
installed: no

4.
Download php_xdebug-XXXXXXX.dll
file and
5.
Put in C:\xampp\php\ext folder
6.
Open php.ini file find [XDebug] part
7.
Remove comments
8.
Change zend_extension path
9.
Restart xampp check Xdebug installed: ???

Configuring a local PHP


interpreter in PhpStorm
10. Open the Settings by choosing File |
Settings , then click PHP. The PHP page
opens.

11. On the PHP page that opens, click


the button next to the Interpreter dropdown list in theDevelopment
environment section.

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