NetBeans PHP and XDebug - jumping to methods on call stack?

This issue appears to be fixed in NetBeans 6.7.

That's right, that's what I'm using now – Ray dayat Jul 13 '09 at 22:13.

Okay it seems no one is going to answer the question, so I'll post the results of my research. As I was unable to find a way to make NetBeans successfully debug as I wanted, I tried using Eclipse PDT and Visual Studio 2008 with the VS. Php extension in order to solve my problem.

Eclipse PDT was hell to setup, and I wasn't happy with the way you couldn't specify a port to use for your FTP server in its Remote Server Explorer. I found VS. Php did everything I wanted, it automatically uploads the code, as well as having perfect debugging, and it was EASY to setup.

The only thing is, it looks ugly and I can't find a way to customise its colours. However, I'm going to choose function over fashion, and so I've settled on using VS. Php as my final solution.

Which to be honest is a shame, NetBeans was really great, I just can't live without a working debugger.

Checkout: techiedesi.com/post/229-extreme-web-deve... dugg at digg.com/programming/Setup_Eclipse_PDT_X... By and large, that's the only tutorial that got this pesky thing to work for me. Thx Ron.

I had this same issue. I'm running Netbeans 6.8. You have to right click on your project, go to project properties/run configuration/advanced and set up path mapping. Map the folder on the server to a folder locally so that Netbeans knows which files to open locally when it hits these methods.

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