Open asani opened 9 years ago
Well after continuing watching the vid even though i wanted to resolve my problem before continuing, Alan commented out the part that was difficult to render:
<?php //print_r($all_vars);?>
Now after adding
<pre>
<?php print_r($_GET);?>
</pre>
The rendering worked flawlessly...
Even though i will not even use the $all_vars id like to know what may have caused the problem!!
Maybe it's your browser, if you have a kind of good host (or PC with xamp). Because the code being printed does not come with HTML so when the browser process it, it becomes slow....
I don't know much about it but I guess that's the problem.
And use 'var_dump($var)'. The php prints it with HTML pre tags.
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El 25-05-2015, a las 11:03 a.m., asani notifications@github.com escribió:
Well after continuing watching the vid even though i wanted to resolve my problem before continuing, Alan commented out the part that was difficult to render:
<?php //print_r($all_vars);?>
Now after adding
<pre> <?php print_r($_GET);?> </pre>
The rendering worked flawlessly...
Even though i will not even use the $all_vars id like to know what may have caused the problem!!
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Well my hosting is free so nothing good can come from that... :) thanks for replying dude
You can check for speed with the developers tools (i like chrome :3) in the network tab... Where you will find the connection proces, like the dns lookup, the initial conection, request, server load time, and download :+1:
Having an issue with the page taking a very long time to load after adding thye $all_vars function on the debug.php. i cant press the bug btn before it loads...has this anything to do with the coding or is this an issiue with my free webhosting bandwith or something?
id like to know the issue before i continue..
btw...no lag after turning the debug id in setting table to 0!! only when the $all_vars runs!!
Any comments are appriciated!!