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How to Debug WordPress with WP Debug Toolkit
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Features
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Error Logs
Overview
How to Use the WordPress Error Log Viewer
How to Use the File Viewer for WordPress Error Logs
How to Filter & Search WordPress Error Logs
Custom Log Paths
WordPress Error Log Rotation and Retention
How to Export WordPress Error Logs
Custom Logging with wpdt_log()
Error Capture and the MU-Plugin
Database Monitor
Overview
Recording WordPress Database Queries
Always-On Logging Mode
Shareable URLs
Slow Query, N+1, and Duplicate Detection
Filtering and Searching Recorded Queries
Query Log Rotation and Retention
The db.php Drop-In
Debug Management
Overview
How to Automatically Enable WordPress Debug Mode
How to Safely Modify wp-config.php
Permission Elevation
PHP and Server Settings
Site Health Integration
Environment and Hosting Detection
Site Monitor
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Setting Up Notifications
Out of Memory Errors
Rate Limiting and Alert History
WordPress Recovery Mode Integration
Email Template Customization
Email Design and Testing Email Templates
Viewer App
Overview
WordPress Error Logs Viewer App Overview
Managing the WordPress Error Logs Viewer App
Custom Viewer URL
WordPress Error Logs Viewer Authentication and Security
Error Logs Viewer Architecture
Crash Recovery
Repairing a Broken Viewer Install
WP-CLI
Overview
CLI Environment Setup
REST API Tools
Overview
Discovering Registered Routes
Searching and Filtering Routes
Inspecting an Endpoint
Annotating Routes With Custom Metadata
Profiling Endpoint Performance
Tracing SQL Queries Per Endpoint
CLI Command Reference
Output Formats
How to Use WP Debug Toolkit with AI Coding Assistants
Guides
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How to Enable WordPress Debug Mode
How to Check WordPress Error Logs
How to Debug WordPress
How to Debug Issues in a WordPress Theme
How to Debug Issues in a WordPress Plugin
How to Set Up WordPress Error Email Notifications
How to Profile WordPress REST API Endpoints from the Terminal
How to Diagnose Slow Database Queries
How to Share a WordPress Query Recording with a Developer
How to Recover from a WordPress Site Crash Using the Standalone Viewer
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