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Normally, when debugging with 'dump()' in twig, I get those tiny black little boxes, in which I can see my output,and open objects by clicking on an arrow. I don't know what I have changed, but now I get real var_dumps, means, I see full objects with 1000 lines instead of the black boxes.



Does anybody know, how to turn back the "old" behaviour?










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  • Symfony version?

    – AythaNzt
    Mar 7 at 14:15











  • Perhaps related

    – DarkBee
    Mar 7 at 14:16











  • Oh, sorry, it is symfony 4.2.4

    – j0nnybrav0
    Mar 7 at 14:23











  • Yes, the relation is true. I have xdebug running on the system, too, but nothing works. It still displays the xdebug dump instead of symfonys twig dump.

    – j0nnybrav0
    Mar 7 at 15:31















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Normally, when debugging with 'dump()' in twig, I get those tiny black little boxes, in which I can see my output,and open objects by clicking on an arrow. I don't know what I have changed, but now I get real var_dumps, means, I see full objects with 1000 lines instead of the black boxes.



Does anybody know, how to turn back the "old" behaviour?










share|improve this question






















  • Symfony version?

    – AythaNzt
    Mar 7 at 14:15











  • Perhaps related

    – DarkBee
    Mar 7 at 14:16











  • Oh, sorry, it is symfony 4.2.4

    – j0nnybrav0
    Mar 7 at 14:23











  • Yes, the relation is true. I have xdebug running on the system, too, but nothing works. It still displays the xdebug dump instead of symfonys twig dump.

    – j0nnybrav0
    Mar 7 at 15:31













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Normally, when debugging with 'dump()' in twig, I get those tiny black little boxes, in which I can see my output,and open objects by clicking on an arrow. I don't know what I have changed, but now I get real var_dumps, means, I see full objects with 1000 lines instead of the black boxes.



Does anybody know, how to turn back the "old" behaviour?










share|improve this question














Normally, when debugging with 'dump()' in twig, I get those tiny black little boxes, in which I can see my output,and open objects by clicking on an arrow. I don't know what I have changed, but now I get real var_dumps, means, I see full objects with 1000 lines instead of the black boxes.



Does anybody know, how to turn back the "old" behaviour?







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  • Symfony version?

    – AythaNzt
    Mar 7 at 14:15











  • Perhaps related

    – DarkBee
    Mar 7 at 14:16











  • Oh, sorry, it is symfony 4.2.4

    – j0nnybrav0
    Mar 7 at 14:23











  • Yes, the relation is true. I have xdebug running on the system, too, but nothing works. It still displays the xdebug dump instead of symfonys twig dump.

    – j0nnybrav0
    Mar 7 at 15:31

















  • Symfony version?

    – AythaNzt
    Mar 7 at 14:15











  • Perhaps related

    – DarkBee
    Mar 7 at 14:16











  • Oh, sorry, it is symfony 4.2.4

    – j0nnybrav0
    Mar 7 at 14:23











  • Yes, the relation is true. I have xdebug running on the system, too, but nothing works. It still displays the xdebug dump instead of symfonys twig dump.

    – j0nnybrav0
    Mar 7 at 15:31
















Symfony version?

– AythaNzt
Mar 7 at 14:15





Symfony version?

– AythaNzt
Mar 7 at 14:15













Perhaps related

– DarkBee
Mar 7 at 14:16





Perhaps related

– DarkBee
Mar 7 at 14:16













Oh, sorry, it is symfony 4.2.4

– j0nnybrav0
Mar 7 at 14:23





Oh, sorry, it is symfony 4.2.4

– j0nnybrav0
Mar 7 at 14:23













Yes, the relation is true. I have xdebug running on the system, too, but nothing works. It still displays the xdebug dump instead of symfonys twig dump.

– j0nnybrav0
Mar 7 at 15:31





Yes, the relation is true. I have xdebug running on the system, too, but nothing works. It still displays the xdebug dump instead of symfonys twig dump.

– j0nnybrav0
Mar 7 at 15:31












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You need to install:



composer require --dev symfony/var-dumper


You need to have php bin/console server:run previously and then, open another terminal and if you want to see it directly in the terminal, run:



php bin/console server:dump


or



php bin/console server:dump --format=html > dump.html


if you want to generate a html for opening and close object by clicking.



For more info, check: https://symfony.com/doc/current/components/var_dumper.html






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  • Strange, nothgin works, I already set the Env-Var "VAR_DUMPER_FORMAT html;", but nothinh works. I am using docker, instead of symfonys server.

    – j0nnybrav0
    Mar 7 at 15:32


















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Okay, one point which was missing is:



It is important to set the environment to DEV, in my case, we are using antother environment called LOCAL. If I switch to DEV, everything works like described by @DarkBee and @AythaNzt:



  • composer require var-dumper

  • set html_errors on in php.ini

  • set fastcgi_param VAR_DUMPER_FORMAT html; in nginx

Currently I don't know where the difference between these two environments, since local is a plain copy from dev, but anyway: it works.






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  • just set twig debug ON for the new Env.

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    Mar 15 at 16:41











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You need to install:



composer require --dev symfony/var-dumper


You need to have php bin/console server:run previously and then, open another terminal and if you want to see it directly in the terminal, run:



php bin/console server:dump


or



php bin/console server:dump --format=html > dump.html


if you want to generate a html for opening and close object by clicking.



For more info, check: https://symfony.com/doc/current/components/var_dumper.html






share|improve this answer

























  • Strange, nothgin works, I already set the Env-Var "VAR_DUMPER_FORMAT html;", but nothinh works. I am using docker, instead of symfonys server.

    – j0nnybrav0
    Mar 7 at 15:32















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You need to install:



composer require --dev symfony/var-dumper


You need to have php bin/console server:run previously and then, open another terminal and if you want to see it directly in the terminal, run:



php bin/console server:dump


or



php bin/console server:dump --format=html > dump.html


if you want to generate a html for opening and close object by clicking.



For more info, check: https://symfony.com/doc/current/components/var_dumper.html






share|improve this answer

























  • Strange, nothgin works, I already set the Env-Var "VAR_DUMPER_FORMAT html;", but nothinh works. I am using docker, instead of symfonys server.

    – j0nnybrav0
    Mar 7 at 15:32













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You need to install:



composer require --dev symfony/var-dumper


You need to have php bin/console server:run previously and then, open another terminal and if you want to see it directly in the terminal, run:



php bin/console server:dump


or



php bin/console server:dump --format=html > dump.html


if you want to generate a html for opening and close object by clicking.



For more info, check: https://symfony.com/doc/current/components/var_dumper.html






share|improve this answer















You need to install:



composer require --dev symfony/var-dumper


You need to have php bin/console server:run previously and then, open another terminal and if you want to see it directly in the terminal, run:



php bin/console server:dump


or



php bin/console server:dump --format=html > dump.html


if you want to generate a html for opening and close object by clicking.



For more info, check: https://symfony.com/doc/current/components/var_dumper.html







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  • Strange, nothgin works, I already set the Env-Var "VAR_DUMPER_FORMAT html;", but nothinh works. I am using docker, instead of symfonys server.

    – j0nnybrav0
    Mar 7 at 15:32

















  • Strange, nothgin works, I already set the Env-Var "VAR_DUMPER_FORMAT html;", but nothinh works. I am using docker, instead of symfonys server.

    – j0nnybrav0
    Mar 7 at 15:32
















Strange, nothgin works, I already set the Env-Var "VAR_DUMPER_FORMAT html;", but nothinh works. I am using docker, instead of symfonys server.

– j0nnybrav0
Mar 7 at 15:32





Strange, nothgin works, I already set the Env-Var "VAR_DUMPER_FORMAT html;", but nothinh works. I am using docker, instead of symfonys server.

– j0nnybrav0
Mar 7 at 15:32













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Okay, one point which was missing is:



It is important to set the environment to DEV, in my case, we are using antother environment called LOCAL. If I switch to DEV, everything works like described by @DarkBee and @AythaNzt:



  • composer require var-dumper

  • set html_errors on in php.ini

  • set fastcgi_param VAR_DUMPER_FORMAT html; in nginx

Currently I don't know where the difference between these two environments, since local is a plain copy from dev, but anyway: it works.






share|improve this answer























  • just set twig debug ON for the new Env.

    – j0nnybrav0
    Mar 15 at 16:41















0














Okay, one point which was missing is:



It is important to set the environment to DEV, in my case, we are using antother environment called LOCAL. If I switch to DEV, everything works like described by @DarkBee and @AythaNzt:



  • composer require var-dumper

  • set html_errors on in php.ini

  • set fastcgi_param VAR_DUMPER_FORMAT html; in nginx

Currently I don't know where the difference between these two environments, since local is a plain copy from dev, but anyway: it works.






share|improve this answer























  • just set twig debug ON for the new Env.

    – j0nnybrav0
    Mar 15 at 16:41













0












0








0







Okay, one point which was missing is:



It is important to set the environment to DEV, in my case, we are using antother environment called LOCAL. If I switch to DEV, everything works like described by @DarkBee and @AythaNzt:



  • composer require var-dumper

  • set html_errors on in php.ini

  • set fastcgi_param VAR_DUMPER_FORMAT html; in nginx

Currently I don't know where the difference between these two environments, since local is a plain copy from dev, but anyway: it works.






share|improve this answer













Okay, one point which was missing is:



It is important to set the environment to DEV, in my case, we are using antother environment called LOCAL. If I switch to DEV, everything works like described by @DarkBee and @AythaNzt:



  • composer require var-dumper

  • set html_errors on in php.ini

  • set fastcgi_param VAR_DUMPER_FORMAT html; in nginx

Currently I don't know where the difference between these two environments, since local is a plain copy from dev, but anyway: it works.







share|improve this answer












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  • just set twig debug ON for the new Env.

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just set twig debug ON for the new Env.

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just set twig debug ON for the new Env.

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