Collapsed Headline from Firephp output in Firebug console

[kimpixel]

Hallo Christoph

After my update to the latest Software yesterday i notice the the
Headline (the line with the companion Icon and the url) is initial
collapsed!

Only a "$firephp->error('Hello World');" will display the output
Expanded.

I try the function "expand" but this expands only the inner Error
Message.

This is not what i expect.
Can i change this?

Thanks
KimPixel

[Christoph Dorn]

No, but I'll make sure the following will expand it:

FirePHP::to('request')->console()->show();

Thanks for the feedback! Keep it coming :)

Christoph

[Christoph Dorn]

This should now be working with DeveloperCompanion 1.0b1rc30
(http://developercompanion.com/) and FirePHP 0.0.0master1105261453.

Christoph

[l.gualtieri]

I'm experiencing problem under win 7x64 (ff 4.0) with b1rc31 and
FirePHP (1105261453)
after upgrading the library. I cannot have the companion window opened
even with:

FirePHP::to('request')->console()->show();

Under Linux no problem.

[Christoph Dorn]

On 11-05-29 10:51 PM, l.gualtieri wrote:
> I'm experiencing problem under win 7x64 (ff 4.0) with b1rc31 and
> FirePHP (1105261453)
> after upgrading the library. I cannot have the companion window opened
> even with:
>
> FirePHP::to('request')->console()->show();
>
> Under Linux no problem.

Can you open the window by clicking on the companion icon in the browser
status bar?

Once the companion window is open does the request select when you call
->show()?

Please try with a fresh FF profile to rule out any conflicts.

Christoph

[l.gualtieri]

Tried with a fresh profile, and I had no problem.
But i cannot understand why if there is an error the console works
properly.
Later I'll try with a full extension removal.
Thank you

[Christoph Dorn]

On 11-05-31 5:30 AM, l.gualtieri wrote:
> Tried with a fresh profile, and I had no problem.

Ok, good.

> But i cannot understand why if there is an error the console works
> properly.
> Later I'll try with a full extension removal.

Not 100% sure what you mean, but if an error is present the request
automatically expands in the developer companion or firebug consoles. To
expand the request if no error is present use:

FirePHP::to('page')->console()->show();

Christoph