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Ray, thanks very much for your help I have had a good read and my knowledge has grown and helped me progress my development <br />
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Thanks a lot<br />
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John
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Ray, thanks very much for your help I have had a good read and my knowledge has grown and helped me progress my development

Thanks a lot

John

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Thanks for the points and thanks for using EE, ~Ray
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Thanks for the points and thanks for using EE, ~Ray

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I am very much of the opinion that you can't have too much information and either by extending the logging threshold values, outputting more or less data, or by analysis of the output to achieve what I want to see this time. <br />
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I would like to trace the path of my &nbsp;code outputting parameters set or used is this possible and where would I start?<br />
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Thanks very much for listening I hope to hear from you <br />
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John
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I am very much of the opinion that you can't have too much information and either by extending the logging threshold values, outputting more or less data, or by analysis of the output to achieve what I want to see this time. 

I would like to trace the path of my  code outputting parameters set or used is this possible and where would I start?

Thanks very much for listening I hope to hear from you 

John

Extend output from logging to include the .php file the line number in that php file variables and values used on that line

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