Create a project stub using the following command -
>> yii-1.1.3.r2247\framework\yiic webapp mytestapp
Open Netbeans IDE and proceed with the following steps -
1. Click on File-> New Project
This will open up a dialog box. Select "PHP" under "Categories" and under "Projects" select "PHP Applications with Existing Sources".
2. In the "Sources Folder", input the path of "mytestapp" folder on your machine.
Assign a project name. "mytestapp" for my case.
Select a PHP version.
3. The options in this form should be set up automatically like below.
Click Finish
This should set up your Yii project in Netbeans IDE.
4. Go to "Debug" menu on the top bar on Netbeans IDE. Select "Debug Project(mytestapp)" and you should be able to debug your project.
5. "Continue(F5)" option in Debug can be used to resume a stopped debug session.
9 comments:
Thanks for that visual tutorial, I had a very good feel of debugging with Yii app in NetBeans just today, http://twitter.com/dantejarabelo/status/26256924472
awesome blog this. plain and simple. I was thinking of something on similar lines but this is good enough.
I was planning to change my PHP IDE and start using either Netbeans or Eclipse. Now netbeans work like a charm (with code-completion :)
Something on XDebug in Netbeans coming from you?
@Orijit - Perhaps sometime, but not sure when :)
I use and suggest Codelobster PHP Edition. It has Yii plug-in for installation, autocomplete, help and etc.
Codelobster PHP Edition
Sorry my english....
i try to create new project with yii but i had problem.when i wrote on cmd:
"c:xampp\htdocs\ext4yii-1.1\yii\framework\yiic weapp demo"
appear message: "'php.exe'is not recognized as an internal or external command, operable program or batch file". i could not to fix it.
Please help me. Thanks
wonderful tutorial.. Installation complete after my 3 days of trial.. You are a life saver!! :)
@xuongrong configure the path in Environment Path settings to your PHP executable path.
Just go to my computer -> rightclick on it -> properties, go to advanced settings (Win7) and then look for the "PATH". DOuble click on it then at the end, append the following:
;C:/xampp/php/
nexet time you wrtie a php cmmand, it will check that path and run php.exe which is in C:/xampp/php/
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