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    Ok, now this VB5 starts to be a good product, I've just seen the responsive style and... wow!!! I want it!!!!!!!!!!

    But can you add in the footer a simple line where it shows the number of querys? In this way we can all see the improvements of the code. Or just enable the debug for all of us who want to see it.

  • #2
    Originally posted by galerio View Post
    Ok, now this VB5 starts to be a good product, I've just seen the responsive style and... wow!!! I want it!!!!!!!!!!

    But can you add in the footer a simple line where it shows the number of querys? In this way we can all see the improvements of the code. Or just enable the debug for all of us who want to see it.
    If you have your own licence, you can change to to debug mode in the config file and see the queries run and time taken to generate the output.

    If it's anything like the old version 3.x/4.x just add the line

    PHP Code:
    $config['Misc']['debug'] = 1
    to the config.php file. Don't take this as gospel tho, because I have been unable to get my own licence yet due to a glitch.
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    • #3
      I don't have a license, that's why I want to see the number of querys in the demo before to buy.

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      • #4
        There is no plan to turn debug on on the demo.

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        • #5
          The debug in vB5 doesn't show queries, it shows Asserts which is suppose to be the same thing. Unfortunately the Asserts are not shown on anything but the thread display page and it always shows 0.

          Please vote to have this fixed.

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          • #6
            Originally posted by Andy View Post
            The debug in vB5 doesn't show queries, it shows Asserts which is suppose to be the same thing. Unfortunately the Asserts are not shown on anything but the thread display page and it always shows 0.

            Please vote to have this fixed.

            http://tracker.vbulletin.com/browse/VBV-4777
            Just out of curiosity, should a bug get voted in order to be fixed?

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            • #7
              Originally posted by Andy View Post
              The debug in vB5 doesn't show queries, it shows Asserts which is suppose to be the same thing.
              Is that true?

              Originally posted by Andy View Post
              Unfortunately the Asserts are not shown on anything but the thread display page and it always shows 0.
              It's not 0 on all pages here on my test installation. In fact it differs, however it's always 100+.
              (Oh wait, the correct smilie here is: )

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              • #8
                Originally posted by borbole View Post
                Just out of curiosity, should a bug get voted in order to be fixed?
                That is how they do things here. No votes = management treat it as not important. Some votes = vague chance they might actually fix it.
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                • #9
                  Votes are currently not being considered at all. This may change at some point but today its no something we take into account.

                  Debug mode when enabled in both the front and backend config files shows the number of asserts just fine.

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                  • #10
                    In order to get the Asserts number to show, you have to set two switches.

                    1) /core/includes/config.php

                    // This allows you to enter debug mode, which is for support or development
                    // to help understand how pages are built. This should NEVER be enabled in
                    // a live environment.
                    $config['Misc']['debug'] = true;

                    and

                    2) /config.php

                    // This setting enables debug mode, it should NEVER be used on a live site
                    $config['debug'] = true;

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                    • #11
                      Originally posted by Andy View Post
                      The debug in vB5 doesn't show queries, it shows Asserts which is suppose to be the same thing. Unfortunately the Asserts are not shown on anything but the thread display page and it always shows 0.

                      Please vote to have this fixed.

                      http://tracker.vbulletin.com/browse/VBV-4777
                      Turn on debug mode in both core and presentation config files.
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