Sometimes it is needed to enable the debug mode (when you want to download templatesets, or adding global templates by hands...)
normally you have to open config.php and enter $debug=1; in it.
but that's annoying if you need it more often
here's a fast way to give you the chance to enable/disable it from within your admin-cp:
run your admin/setting.php
at section Turn Your vBulletin on and off
klick add setting
use this:
Title
Enable Debug Mode
Variable Name
debug
Value
0
Description
If you want to add standart templates, or download templateset, you should set this to 1
Code to generate option
yesno
Display Order
3
that would be all
WARNING: enabled debugmode is a security risk. so always disable it after you've done what you wanted.....
great tip. :)
thanks.
thanks! :)
Thanks! I will definately be using that :
a very late post but I've recently noticed this tip! great hint! :) Should be a default vb feature
There's a quicker phpinclude way... but I leave that up to Stefan to reveal... ;)
*gg*
some secrects shouldn't be revealed ;)
;) :p
A quicker way to do this, run this query:
INSERT INTO setting (settingid,settinggroupid,title,varname,value,description,optioncode,displayorde r) VALUES (NULL,1,'Enable Debug Mode','debug','0','If you want to add standart templates, or download templateset, you should set this to 1','yesno','3');
Yesterday at 06:04 AM Xenon said this in Post #7 (http://www.vbulletin.org/forum/showthread.php?postid=376261#post376261)
*gg*
some secrects shouldn't be revealed ;)
lol phpinclude template can be abusive :confused:
i like experimenting with it... i usually like going the config.php way... but thanks for the neat idea Xenon :)
didn't think of it that way before...
regards,
g-force2k2
well, but not everything is possible with this way....
$explain=1 wouldn't work, because the phpinclude is evaled after the explain is reset in global.php
when would you want to edit global templates
if you have a lot of templatesets and want to change one template in all of them for example?