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Im writing a debug function, which I want to collect as much information as possible to debug a site which is having some trouble (but cant find out whats happening as the issue is intermittent).<br />
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To troubleshoot I want to see what is happening, so going to record a users path through the website and then when the error occurs I can trace back and look at whats going on.<br />
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What I would really like to do is actually record the HTML sent to the user. Is this possible to capture into a string without having to change all my echo and prints to a string?<br />
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Im using the php function 'register_shutdown_functio<wbr />n' to record all this information, so Im hoping the buffer is stored somewhere.<br />
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Any advise?<br />
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Thank you
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Im writing a debug function, which I want to collect as much information as possible to debug a site which is having some trouble (but cant find out whats happening as the issue is intermittent).

To troubleshoot I want to see what is happening, so going to record a users path through the website and then when the error occurs I can trace back and look at whats going on.

What I would really like to do is actually record the HTML sent to the user. Is this possible to capture into a string without having to change all my echo and prints to a string?

Im using the php function 'register_shutdown_function' to record all this information, so Im hoping the buffer is stored somewhere.

Any advise?

Thank you

current buffer

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