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XSLT Processor Error display #24

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designermonkey opened this issue Mar 8, 2012 · 3 comments
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XSLT Processor Error display #24

designermonkey opened this issue Mar 8, 2012 · 3 comments

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@designermonkey
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This is something that has bugged me for a while, but I never thought of logging it. It's not so much bug, but a feature request.

When I have fuffed up my XSL, the frontend displays a nice error message. If I'm logged in the the debug view, I don't get to see it on the result page. Is it possible to add this error output into the results view?

@brendo
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brendo commented Mar 9, 2012

What exactly are you asking? To have the HTML of the error page shown in the result panel of the devkit?

@designermonkey
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Well, not so much the whole html, but an error string at least, with the same details as the front-end.

Unless this is silly.

@nilshoerrmann
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Wouldn't it be nicer to show a little bit more context and the front-end error pages itself? The XSLT errors are quite verbose, they are quite repetitive. Less text and more context would be nice in my eyes.

One thing I noticed when working on the 2.3 error styles is that we take it for granted that the debug devkit is installed – but this is not a necessity. We have a lot of hardcoded links in there.
Another thing is that Symphony doesn't bundle a code highlighting script which would be useful in other areas (events documentation, error messages). Bitter is part of the Debug devkit.

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