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Once you have set a breakpoint and have run debug and found that debug, acquired the desired information and want to have the script run until your next breakpoint, what do you press? I have tried pressing "Debug" again, but this just runs it from the start again in a second tab. "Stop Debug" will run the rest of the script, kind of what I want, but I want to have it stop when it finds the next breakpoint, and since this is "Stop Debug" it just jumps out of the debug all together. Step Into and Step Over are great for going slowly through the code, but say you are done with that particular section of code and want to jump to the next breakpoint, how are you supposed to do that?

Hi.

You should press F5 to run PHP script run until next breakpoint.

Regards,
Codelobster Team.

Why yes, yes it does...

I have no clue what was going on before, but as you can read above, every time I pressed F5 (Debug) it was opening new tabs in the browser. I just did a test right now and saw that if the same PHP is called for more than one display option (like editing an object in a list, for example) but the breakpoint was in the "edit" section rather than in the "display list" section then the F5 would open new tabs. At the time I wrote the question I did have a breakpoint in both sections and after the first break, I am guessing it wasn't going to the second section because it wasn't selected in the browser so hitting F5 would open another tab rather than run to the break. But opening the edit link wasn't breaking on the second break, so I was getting frustrated.

Thank you for the reply!

Bula fetai!

Hi.

F5 starts debugger from the begining or continue debug PHP script after some breakpoint.
It it opens new tab than it means that your previous PHP code was finished.

Regards,
Codelobster Team.