On Oct 27, 2005, at 3:28 AM, Aparajita Fishman wrote:
When it comes to displaying the session, this can be done with the session monitor in 4D. But I like the idea. Better yet would be if the debug display were in a separate window, not the main window.
I wanted to put the debug controls and display in the same window but it was easier to show them in the main window. I'd have to copy the collections that are only valid in the context of each page (like form and query collections) and then figure out a way to update the control panel window when the main window changes. I wanted to prove to myself that it would work before getting too fancy.
A nice benefit of using the main window for display is that you can have multiple windows open, each with their own debug info displayed. This allows you to compare what's going on in different pages. Still, it's not pretty to look at it. Now that I've got the basic mechanism working, I can explore the possibility of putting the debug display in a different window.
BTW, I used AJAX for updating the changes from the control panel window. Click a checkbox and that triggers an A4D page to update the debugger settings on the server. Slick!
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