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Debugging WordPress With error_log()

By Arun Basil Lal — on January 6, 2018 — No Comments ↓

If Debug logging is enabled, simply use the error_log() function and it will be written to /wp-content/debug.log . Refer this article to see how it can be done:

Enable Debug Logging In WordPress

You can also write the error_log to a file. WP_DEBUG need not be set to true.

error_log("\n[Timestamp - " . time() . "] " . print_r($settings,true), 3, ABSPATH . "/my_error_log.log");

Using var_dump() instead of error_log(): Writing to the PHP error_log with var_dump & print_r

Hello, I am Arun Basil Lal. Thank you for reading!

I am a WordPress product developer and creator of Image Attributes Pro. I am passionate about solving problems and travelling the world.

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