Ultimate DebugBar

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About this tool

Ultimate debug bar for your WordPress website. On each page of your website a neat debug bar will be displayed with the following info: PHP version Request execution time Request memory consumption WordPress-related PHP constants defined in your wp-config.php file All website options (wp_options) Request data Timeline (waterfall) where you can see which portion of execution takes too much time List of all hooks triggered on the page whose execution time exceeds 1ms, along with some stats List of all database queries performed on the page, along with their source and execution time Last 100 lines of your debug.log file (if it exists in wp-content) List of loaded PHP files (categorized) Besides that, it will track request data/hooks/db queries/mem. consumption in AJAX calls too (beta). This plugin is meant to be used during development and/or debugging only. Only administrators and network administrators (in multi-site environment) can see the debugbar, unless the WP_DEBUG is set to true . In that case, everyone will see the debugbar. Try it instantly on tastewp.com !

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Getting started

Use built in plugin installer or unzip ultimate-debugbar.zip in your wp-content/plugins and activate the plugin through the dashboard.

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Frequently asked questions

AJAX requests are not working when the plugin is active Your server is blocking Ultimate DebugBar. If you’re running nginx, check this . AJAX requests are not being displayed in the debugbar The collected data for that request was too large to send back in HTTP headers (php-debugbar caps this at 250,000 bytes total) and was dropped. There’s no workaround yet beyond reducing what you’re collecting. How do I disable tracking AJAX requests? Add the following code to your wp-config.php : define('ULTIMATE_DEBUG_AJAX', false);

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