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Setting up XDebug to Debug PHP Applications

September 26, 2011 Category :Web Development 0

The following are general instructions as to how to set up XDebug and should work for most any environment you may be using whether it is Apache or IIS. You will want to make sure before continuing that you have a web server installed and running on which to do your PHP debugging using XDebug.

First you will need to download the latest version of XDebug from http://xdebug.org/download.php for the type of system your web server is running on. » Continue Reading

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Setting Up XDebug under Microsoft Internet Information Services (IIS) 7

September 24, 2011 Category :Web Development 0

This post covers the set up of XDebug for use in debuging PHP using IIS 7 with PHP installed using FastCGI. This post does not cover the installation and configuration of IIS 7 and PHP only what to do to enable XDebug in this environment. If you have not yet installed Microsoft Internet Information Services(IIS) 7 or have yet to set up PHP on IIS 7 you may wish to check out the post I made earlier entitled “Setting Up IIS 7 and PHP Using FastCGI in a Microsoft Window Environment“. That post will walk you through the entire set up of IIS 7 with support for PHP running using FastCGI. » Continue Reading

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Adding the ASP.NET AJAX Control Toolkit to Visual Studio

September 9, 2011 Category :Web Development 2

This is an update to a quite older post that used to be on my blog. Looking over Google Analytics and Google Webmaster Tools I noticed there was still traffic coming in to view the older post and receiving a 404 error instead of the information they were looking for. So I decided to sit down update what I remeber to be a very outdated post going back to the Microsoft Visual Studio 2010 Beta days with a more recent up to date version including instruction for manual installation as well as installation using NuGet which wasn’t around for the original post. Anyways enough babling onto the reason you may be here which is how to add the ASP.NET AJAX Control Toolkit to both Visual Studio 2010 and Visual Studio 2008.

If you are using Visual Studio 2010 the easiest way to install the ASP.NET AJAX Control Toolkit is by using NuGet. If you are using Visual Studio 2008 you will need to follow the manual installation instructions further down this post. Of course if you are using Visual Studio 2010 you may also use the manual instructions as well if you wish. » Continue Reading

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