This plugin is great but is now behind on supporting PHP 8.1 and up. Appreciate it if it was updated to support them.

There’s a whole lot of arrays listed, that it never explands out.

“_COOKIE” => & array:19 [ …19]
“_FILES” => & []
“_SERVER” => & array:64 [ …64]

So the Cookie and Server arrays are just numbers. Nothing clickable to show the variables.

Why is this so hard? All I want is a list of the variables. There are practically no plugins (even debug plugins) that show this. It seems like a very basic requirement.

Hi @hellofromtonya,
thank you so much to create this useful plugin it really help my dev work and I love the fact that I do not have to config xDebug on my machine.

Anyway I am writing to you just because I noticed that when I have this plugin activated is impossible to install new plugin via the admin interface (no issue if I install a plugin via WP CLI).

I get the Undefined property: stdClass::$plugin error message.

This is not a great issue because we should use the plugin in a dev environment and once we know this bug we just need to deactivate it to install a new plugin via the admin interface.

Thanks again for all your work!

This might be an edge case, but the new plugin is crashing while debugging a plugin I’m writing for Formidable Forms. The plugin is designed to write form data to flat tables for better reporting. Acceptable fields receive a “save to db” checkbox in their options.

The stand alone kint debugger still works fine. But with either plugin loaded, the form stops loading after an error.

The debug toolkit plugin displays 1 whoops error that has nothing to do with this form. The php error log is showing that an array value is not being initialized properly. Old school PHP debugging works fine though.

I’m not even sure how you can check this unless you use Formidable and I can send you my plugin.