Skip to content

Toro Cloud Dev Center


Debugging a Web Page template

Debugging is similar to running a Web Page template, except it allows you to stop/resume the rendering of a web page at certain points. This makes it possible to analyze a template step by step, so you could identify the cause of a bug more quickly. During debugging, you can check variable values and rendered web content per breakpoint.

Debugging a Web Page template with the services debugger

Web Page templates use the same debugger services use. So to debug your Web Page template, you need to use the [services debugger]]gloop-service-debugging.

There are many ways you can debug a Web Page template:

  • using the context menu from the Navigator;
  • using the context menu from the step editor;
  • using toolbar in the step editor; and
  • using the shortcut key in Martini Desktop; in Martini Online.

Debugging a template using the Navigator context menu

Debugging a template using the Navigator context menu

Debugging a template using the step editor

Debugging a template using the step editor

Previewing the rendered web page while debugging

Just like when you run a Web Page template, you can preview the rendered web page in a browser. But since you can pause the execution of the template manually or using breakpoints, you can see your template being generated step by step, and tag by tag.

Debugging a Web Page template

Debugging a Web Page template