Hey Mike,
You can use the same syntax to set the debug level as you saw in the
Cake code. So after you include the phpBB files put:
Configure::write('debug', '1');
Or even better define your own debug, CAKE_DEBUG and use that instead:
Configure::write('debug', CAKE_DEBUG);
That should overwrite whatever values Cake got from phpBB. You may
have to mess around to find the best place to put this in your code so
that it has the desired effect. Your app_controller may be a good
place.
-Matt
www.pseudocoder.com
On Sep 21, 3:53 pm, MikeK <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Just checking with the gurus on best practices. My CakePHP application
> (1.2 based) is bridged to phpBB for Authentication, ACL and a number
> of other features. WEBROOT/index.php has some code at the very top
> that imports appropriate modules from phpBB to setup phpBB sessions
> and vars that runs on every page I load -- no problem all works well.
>
> The issue I have is the redefinition of DEBUG. Both CakePHP and phpBB
> use DEBUG. Regardless of what I set DEBUG to in core.php, it gets
> redefined to whatever it is set to in my phpBB installation (usually
> 0) when those files are included by WEBROOT/index.php (ala the
> ordering in index.php for Cake top level). For development I have been
> running with phpBB in debug mode (1), but now as I deploy I really
> want to run Cake in DEBUG=1 and phpBB at DEBUG=0. I have a significant
> website that really needs to run phpBB with DEBUG=0 for performance
> sake.
>
> After grepping both source trees Cake has far fewer uses of the
> constant, and appears to primarily use it to set the value of through
> a Conf::write('debug', DEBUG). I am considering renameing DEBUG
> throughout the Cake source tree to be CAKE_DEBUG so I can get
> individual control of these constants and debugging for these bridged
> packages.
>
> Am I missing some better method of how to get this level of control of
> debugging? I hate to hack up either distribution...
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