If you're using SSH tunnel to connect debugger module with the IDE, please read troubleshooting
instructions on this page
Steps listed below can be followed only if ssh tunnel is not used.
Run NuSphere PhpED
Open Tools -> Settings -> Run & Debug page
Make sure that "use custom port and host" checkbox is not checked
Create a project in the Workspace window if you haven't already created one. Open Project Properties dialog and press
Settings Wizard button.
Proceed with Project Wizard pages
If it says the debugger is not installed, please proceed with these instructions and
install the debugger
If the problem is "debugger is not allowed to connect to the client machine", you have to
update debugger.hosts_allow debugger setting in php.ini. It's what allows or disallows the debugger
to connect to the client machine. In order to allow the connection, the line should contain client IP address,
the address listed in the client outbound IP line in the Wizard results. For further details please
read this page
If the communication between remote debugger and IDE is not established (timeout), please
check whether client outboud IP line in the Wizard output shows "same" or "different" network. In
case of different network, you have to use either NAT port forwarding or SSH tunnel. Follow
these instructions and try
troubleshooting tips in case of problems. If the
network is the same, but connection times out, proceed with
this page and make sure the firewals on the
server and client are properly configured
As soon as the Wizard succeeded with its checks, connect to your server and create a simple script like below:
<?php
echo "hello world";
?>
Make sure it works in your browser, then open this file in the IDE using project's publishing account and press F7 (Step).
At this moment the debugger should start
In case of any problems, don't hesitate to contact NuSphere Support using Contact us form
Set project mapping for debugging
