The Easiest Way to Debug Drupal Themes and Modules
Are you looking for an easy way to find errors thrown by your Drupal modules and themes?
A lot of new developers are learning to create their first Drupal 8 modules or Drupal 8 themes. Often they’ve made a very small typo or spacing error and are looking for an easy way to debug their mistake.
Follow this tutorial, and you’ll quickly be able to see a detailed list of recent errors on your Drupal site.
- Go to Configuration > “Logging and errors”.
- Under “Error messages to display”, check “All messages”.
- Click “Save configuration”.
- Go to Reports > “Recent log messages”.
- You’ll now be able to see many of the errors that themes and modules are reporting to Drupal:
The Drupal 8 module development and Drupal 8 theme design classes do offer more advanced ways to debug your work, but this approach is a quick and easy way to find important errors.
Really you call this a Article? with that Title? Debugging? it just a Amateur post about Drupal. the Basics about things on Drupal.
instead of cheating try to write better Article not this …. :(.
I had seen better articles from you , this is not in your level. remove it please.
“The Drupal 8 module development and Drupal 8 theme design classes do offer more advanced ways to debug your work, but this approach is a quick and easy way to find important errors.”
Yeah, this is weak ass crap. Not useful. Then again, most Drupal 8 articles seem to be pretty worthless at this point. Maybe because most of the community does not fully understand D8, Symfony, or OOP PHP.
Same reply as to the commenter above … “The Drupal 8 module development and Drupal 8 theme design classes do offer more advanced ways to debug your work, but this approach is a quick and easy way to find important errors.”