- 1 year ago
Problem linking localhost and Xdebug on Visual Studio Code
If you are having trouble linking localhost and Xdebug on Visual Studio Code, there are a few steps you can take to troubleshoot the issue:
Check the Xdebug configuration: Ensure that Xdebug is properly installed and configured on your local machine. Verify that the
xdebug.remote_enable
option is set toOn
in yourphp.ini
configuration file.Check the Visual Studio Code configuration: Verify that the
launch.json
file in Visual Studio Code is properly configured. Thehostname
value in the"serverReadyAction"
configuration should match the name of the server running on localhost, and theport
value should match the port number that Xdebug is listening on.Verify the network connection: Check that your computer can connect to the network and that there are no firewalls or other security measures preventing the connection. You can try temporarily disabling your firewall or antivirus software to see if this resolves the issue.
Check the browser configuration: Ensure that your web browser is properly configured to allow connections to Xdebug. Check that the
xdebug.remote_autostart
option is set toOn
in yourphp.ini
configuration file, and verify that any browser extensions or plugins that might interfere with Xdebug are disabled.Verify the URL: Double-check that the URL you are trying to debug matches the URL specified in the
launch.json
file. Make sure that you are accessing the correct URL and that it is spelled correctly.
If you are still having trouble linking localhost and Xdebug on Visual Studio Code after checking these steps, you may want to seek assistance from the Xdebug community forums or the Visual Studio Code support community.