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Recently, if I have PHP errors on my localhost, I’m seeing this layout of an orange table and call stack:
(source: doheth.co.uk)
Is this caused by something in particular, a PHP module maybe? Or is it now part of PHP by default? I’d like to go back to the simpler plain message. I’m running PHP on Apache 2 on my Ubuntu desktop.
That’s the Xdebug output. You can remove the Xdebug library from the
extensionsettings inphp.iniand it will show the default PHP stack traces or you can setxdebug.default_enabletoOffand it will disable the Xdebug stack traces.