I just tested that exact combination again and it is working for me. I
presume you have the Firebug Console and Net panels enabled and Firebug
open.
Please try with a fresh Firefox profile:
/Applications/Firefox.app/Contents/MacOS/firefox-bin -no-remote -P
test-firephp
If that works you can switch to the new profile or troubleshoot your old
profile some more. Maybe there is an extension conflict now?
> I can see wildfire etc in the response headers and I can log the same
> php value to a log file. Its a Symfony2 php application and the
> Symfony2 team assure me everything is working correctly at their end
> (other users are reporting that it works too). They directed me
> here. Anyone got any suggestions as to what might be wrong?
If the headers are getting to the client the problem is not on the server.
Christoph
That could explain what was/is going on.
So it's all working for you now?
Christoph
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Ondřej Hlaváček
1 September, 2011 4:47 AM
The same here with Firefox 6.0.1, FireBug 1.8.2 and FirePHP 0.6.2. Got
back to Firefox 4.0.1, Firebug 1.7.3, FirePHP 0.5.0 which works.