I just posted that this is probably true as I am using the Debug Toolkit. But 
if that - and that alone - were the case, wouldn't I still see the output of 
the default layout when debug = 0? I'm not seeing any headers or anything set 
in the default layout.

Jeremy Burns
Class Outfit

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On 22 Mar 2011, at 13:41, euromark wrote:

> maybe some debug script internally uses the helper
> if debug is off the debug part is not called, therefore no helper
> 
> 
> On 22 Mrz., 14:14, Jeremy Burns <[email protected]> wrote:
>> I have this (simplified) line of code in a view:
>> 
>> echo $this->Number->format($data['distance'], array('places' => 1,
>> 'before' => ''));
>> 
>> ...which works fine when debug is > 0. When debug is set to 0, the
>> view renders but without a layout (almost as if inside a bare ajax
>> layout, but this is not the case and it is not an ajax call).
>> 
>> When trying to work out what was happening (which led me to the Number
>> helper) I realised that I am not including the Number helper in my
>> controller, so why it works when debug is 2 is a mystery - surely it
>> should error? I am equally baffled why it disrupts the layout when
>> debug is 0 but not when it is greater than 0. This behaviour
>> disappears completely when I echo out the value without the helper.
>> 
>> Anyone seen this before or can give me some pointers?
> 
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