When debugging in network tab dd() output is not "previewable"

Hi,

a few Chrome and Laravel versions back I used to be able to view and debug dd()-output in the network tab of my Chrome browser.

Right now, all that is displayed is in the form off:

<script> Sfdump = window.Sfdump || (function (doc) { var refStyle = doc.createElement('style'), rxEsc = /([.*+?^${}()|\[\]\/\])/g, idRx = /\bsf-dump-\d+-ref[012]\w+\b/, keyHint = 0 <= navigator.platform.toUpperCase().indexOf('MAC') ? 'Cmd' : 'Ctrl', addEventListener = function (e, n, cb) { e.addEventListener(n, cb, false); }; (doc.documentElement.firstElementChild || doc.documentElement.children[0]).appendChild(refStyle); if (!doc.addEventListener) { addEventListener = function (element, eventName, callback) { element.attachEvent('on' + eventName, function (e) { e.preventDefault = function () {e.returnValue = false;}; e.target = e.srcElement; callback(e); }); }; } function toggle(a, recursive) { var s = a.nextSibling || {}, oldClass = s.className, arrow, newClass; if (/\bsf-dump-compact\b/.test(oldClass)) { arrow = '&#9660;'; newClass = 'sf-dump-expanded'; } else if ............ <script>Sfdump("sf-dump-1472946577")</script>

Is there a setting of where I can preview such output in the network tab?

Thanks for any hints, Chris

bobbybouwmann

8 years ago

Level 88

If you're doing a ajax GET request it would be wise to either do that in the browser or use something like postman. This way you can always see the result.

Postman is in general a good idea to debug these kind of things + it's free documentation for your project ;)

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Chris1904

8 years ago

Best Answer

Level 15

Thanks for the tip. In my use case I probably should be using Postman. But there still seems to be an issue as mentioned here as well.

https://github.com/symfony/symfony/issues/24688

A workaround seems to be:

http_response_code(500);
dd('foo');

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