When my PHP
script goes wrong, I see a nice Whoops
page with all details of the error.
However, sometimes I need to see the output of where it went wrong (for example in a loop with 1 million items, but only 1 of them gives a problem, I need to see which item). I flush the output after each item, so the page behind the Whoops
page shows the last item at the bottom of the page.
Is there a way to hide the Whoops
page (temporarily) ?
Using Chrome DevTools
, I now hide the DIV
that has the class 'Whoops_container
' , but it would be nice if there's a more elegant way.
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