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I have written debug() in a php file in my local Drupal project. I am trying to see the output. How do I do that?

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  • where exactly you located the php file that contain debug() function?
    – Aboodred1
    Commented Oct 29, 2014 at 22:01

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The output should be logged to the Drupal watchdog (admin/reports/dblog). If you're debugging a variable that is an array or object, don't forget to pass TRUE as the third parameter (ref).

Although the code in question may be in a function cached by Drupal, so sometimes you need to flush the cache to trigger that code to be re-run.

Personally, I prefer using the dpm() function from the devel module for debugging. If using an account with admin permissions, it displays arrays/objects in a way that is easier to inspect.

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