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Debug Info - Page footer based info display
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1/7/2004 7:55:57 PM |
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Hunter Beanland
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[updated 2004/05/05] Debug Info is a VBScript class useful for developing and debugging ASP web pages. By placing 3 lines of code in the top of every asp page (or include in your header include file) you can see a lot of what is going on in each of your pages.
Debug Info can display QueryString, Form, Session, Application, Cookie, Server, and ADO variables and properties in separate expandable / collapsible sections. Most collections are editable and can be saved or re-posted.
This code is based on an example from Microsoft which "Mike" (http://www.planet-source-code.com/vb/scripts/ShowCode.asp?txtCodeId=7475&lngWId=4) rebuilt. Mike added some great formatting which I have enhanced. In particular: Added Database, Application, StaticObjects, session properties, Null and Array awareness and Mozilla support, editable collections, reposting and a complete code cleanup. Full code, demo and help included.
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 1/8/2004 12:19:26 PM: Code Author
Pretty nice work but you don't need the to lines at the bottom of every page -- in the class just do something like:
Private Sub Class_Terminate()
DebugInfo.Display
End Sub
the class is destroyed on page load and it will call the Class_Terminate function automatically :)
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1/8/2004 11:57:42 PM: Hunter Beanland
Yeah, I did think of it, then thought I wanted to give more control over when to display it, but then again, that can be controlled by destroying the class early (set DebugInfo = nothing).
Anyway, I guess you are right, so i have amended the code as you said. I have also made some small fixes.
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1/11/2004 4:22:02 PM: Mark Buckley
Hunter,
This is Awesome code. I have been using this code in my apps since "mike's" version. I just downloaded your 2.1 version and see a major problem. Unless I missing something you appear to have eleimnated an easy metod of turning this code on an off. In previuos versions you had a property called ENABLED. By setting a session variable to TRUE or FALSE I was able to turn on or off this code very easyliy with a simple change to a single line code. Now that you have removed this property I'm not sure how to go about easily turning this code on and off. If I comment out the Set DebugInfo = New clsDebug line then all my DebugInfo.Print's error with a Object required error. Am I missing something here? Please help, I really like this code, it has saved me countless hours in development time. Thanks in Advance.
Mark Buckley
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1/12/2004 1:25:41 AM: Hunter Beanland
You're right. That is a problem. I have my footer running in a on error resume next for various reasons, so I overlooked the .Print errors. Anyway, I have added .Enabled once again (v2.2) so this should give you complete control now. Thanks for the feedback.
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1/12/2004 3:51:50 AM: Mark Buckley
Hunter,
Thanks for the quick response. Downloaded and tested the 2.2 code this morning, works great. Again thanks for all the work you have put into this it is awesome code. I use this in every app I develop. Makes testing so much easier. Great work!
Mark Buckley
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