I have my PHP debug port set to 9001 in NetBeans and that works well.
However, I have some projects that are managed by Local.app, which is a
tool that sets up a run environment for WordPress web sites. By default,
Local.app configures xdebug to run on port 9000. To debug these projects
I have to remember to change the debug port to 9000. And to change it
back again later. Sooner or later I see the "waiting for xdebug to
connect" progress bar and I start swearing.
I had hoped that I would be able to use the "advanced" settings on these
projects to tell NetBeans to look for xdebug on port 9000. I haven't had
any luck getting it to work. I'm curious. Should I be able to use the
advanced run configuration settings to set a different port for xdebug?
If so, what do I need to do for it to work?
Malcolm
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