Posts tagged with debugger
GD Press Tools 4.3.3 Pro
First GD Press Tools Pro release in the 2012 brings important security (deny access by IP and new and improved PerishablePress 5G Firewall rules) and maintenance mode (setting title and heading for the maintenance mode page) changes and features and several bugs fixed.
GD Press Tools 4.3.2 Pro
Few days remain in 2011, and this is last release from Dev4Press in this year. Work on GD Press Tools Pro will resume later in January 2012. For new, this release brings several important changes and new features, better optimization for resource usage and number of bugs fixed.
GD Press Tools 4.3.1 Pro
Here is a first minor revision for GD Press Tools 4.3 Pro. This version fixes several bugs with debugger, tracker and FTP transfer class. Special thanks goes to Frank P. Walentynowicz for helping with FTP class once again, and improving it with file position when retrying.
Preview of GD Press Tools Pro 4.3
Main goal with 4.3 is to finish the plugin core changes started with 4.2 version. Now, focus is on modularity, and many of the plugin features will be handled as modules for better control in the multisite/network environments. Some new features and fixes will be also included.
GD Press Tools 4.2.5 Pro
New revision of GD Press Tools Pro adds new debugger panel for current user info, fixes few bugs and adds many improvements to restore backup from archive script that now includes options to select what elements from archive to restore and fixes some issues in the script.
WordPress Debug mode: Benefits and Pitfalls
Developers know how to best use debug in WordPress and it’s WP_DEBUG constant to get through potential problems and bugs their code might have. But, for regular users, using debug mode can be a very much confusing and can cause more problems than it can help solve.
Using GD Press Tools 4 Debugger
GD Press Tools 4.0 adds a new debugger that can be expanded with new panels and set to show all sort of data and info about website execution: logging errors, custom elements, display important WP structures and objects and much more. Video shows how to use it, and after that how to make own panel.
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