[FX.php List] Tracking the web activity

[Erik Andreas Cayré]

Den 18/11/2006 kl. 10.53 skrev Gjermund Gusland Thorsen:

> using
> ---
>
> if( $_REQUEST['debug'] == 1 ) {
> print_r( $_REQUEST );
> }
>
> is OK if you are actively working on the site; developing.
>
> However when the client is using the solution by themselves,
> I typically use something like:
>
> 	$q = new FX( $serverIP, $serverPort );
> 	$q->SetDBData( $db, 'logTheWeb' );
> 	$q->SetDBPassword( $xmlUser, $xmlPass );
> 	$q->AddDBParam( 'IP', $_SERVER["REMOTE_ADDR"] );
> 	$q->AddDBParam( 'browser', $_SERVER["HTTP_USER_AGENT"] );
> 	$q->AddDBParam( 'script', basename( $_SERVER 
> [ "SCRIPT_FILENAME" ] ) );
> //	$q->AddDBParam( 'webSESSION', var_export( $_SESSION ) );
> //	$q->AddDBParam( 'webREQUEST', var_export( $_REQUEST ) );
> 	$rLog = $q->FMNew();
>
> However you might see that I commented out two lines,
> what I would really like is to put the arrays of current
> working data into the log as well... but it just does not work :-(
>
> Anyone got a clue to how I can put visually hierarchical arrays(
> similar to the ones of print_r ) into a FileMaker field without
> flattening them?

What are you getting when the 2 lines are not commented out?

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