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Hi - firstly, thanks for writing this - I use it all the time and find it really useful.
When the php-ref output is diplayed, e.g. if I did r($my_array) then in the top-right of the outputted data, I see e.g.
r($my_array)
C:\websites\playlist.php:77
On your demo page the line number and file name are not displayed.
I have looked at the settings on the Options part of your instructions page but can't see an option I could use to hide the file name and line number.
Is there a way to hide the info which is displayed in this part of the php-ref output, using an example file path below:
<r data-backtrace=""> C:\websites\playlist.php:77 </r>
I can see I can hide the path using jQuery - e.g.
$('r[data-backtrace=""]').hide();
However, as that's at the end of the page, I can still see the path to the PHP for a second or two before the path is hidden by the jQuery code.
Thanks
Jim
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Hi - firstly, thanks for writing this - I use it all the time and find it really useful.
When the php-ref output is diplayed, e.g. if I did
r($my_array)
then in the top-right of the outputted data, I see e.g.C:\websites\playlist.php:77
On your demo page the line number and file name are not displayed.
I have looked at the settings on the Options part of your instructions page but can't see an option I could use to hide the file name and line number.
Is there a way to hide the info which is displayed in this part of the php-ref output, using an example file path below:
I can see I can hide the path using jQuery - e.g.
$('r[data-backtrace=""]').hide();
However, as that's at the end of the page, I can still see the path to the PHP for a second or two before the path is hidden by the jQuery code.
Thanks
Jim
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: