I installed cbdebugger using Commandbox and copied over the default configuration from Github to my Coldbox config file. I had to change the cborm and qb settings to false from the defaults.
I can see the cbdebugger content at the bottom of the page, however, it fails to load the CSS file so the debugger code is difficult to read. I can see in the HTML source it attempts to load the following after the </html> tag:
<link href="/modules/cbdebugger/includes/css/app.css" rel="stylesheet">
However, I can see in the /modules/cbdebugger/includes/css folder that the app.css has a hash appended to it and it’s actually named: App.7fb451c0e55f9b8eaa70.css
Here’s my full cbdebugger config for reference:
cbDebugger = {
// Master switch to enable/disable request tracking into storage facilities.
enabled : true,
// Turn the debugger UI on/off by default. You can always enable it via the URL using your debug password
// Please note that this is not the same as the master switch above
// The debug mode can be false and the debugger will still collect request tracking
debugMode : true,
// The URL password to use to activate it on demand
debugPassword : "cb:null",
// Request Tracker Options
requestTracker : {
// Track all cbdebugger events, by default this is off, turn on, when actually profiling yourself :) How Meta!
trackDebuggerEvents : false,
// Store the request profilers in heap memory or in cachebox, default is cachebox
storage : "cachebox",
// Which cache region to store the profilers in
cacheName : "template",
// Expand by default the tracker panel or not
expanded : true,
// Slow request threshold in milliseconds, if execution time is above it, we mark those transactions as red
slowExecutionThreshold : 1000,
// How many tracking profilers to keep in stack: Default is to monitor the last 20 requests
maxProfilers : 50,
// If enabled, the debugger will monitor the creation time of CFC objects via WireBox
profileWireBoxObjectCreation : false,
// Profile model objects annotated with the `profile` annotation
profileObjects : false,
// If enabled, will trace the results of any methods that are being profiled
traceObjectResults : false,
// Profile Custom or Core interception points
profileInterceptions : false,
// By default all interception events are excluded, you must include what you want to profile
includedInterceptions : [],
// Control the execution timers
executionTimers : {
expanded : true,
// Slow transaction timers in milliseconds, if execution time of the timer is above it, we mark it
slowTimerThreshold : 250
},
// Control the coldbox info reporting
coldboxInfo : { expanded : false },
// Control the http request reporting
httpRequest : {
expanded : false,
// If enabled, we will profile HTTP Body content, disabled by default as it contains lots of data
profileHTTPBody : false
}
},
// ColdBox Tracer Appender Messages
tracers : { enabled : true, expanded : false },
// Request Collections Reporting
collections : {
// Enable tracking
enabled : false,
// Expanded panel or not
expanded : false,
// How many rows to dump for object collections
maxQueryRows : 50,
// Max number to use when dumping objects via the top argument
maxDumpTop: 5
},
// CacheBox Reporting
cachebox : { enabled : false, expanded : false },
// Modules Reporting
modules : { enabled : false, expanded : false },
// Quick and QB Reporting
qb : {
enabled : false,
expanded : false,
// Log the binding parameters
logParams : true
},
// cborm Reporting
cborm : {
enabled : false,
expanded : false,
// Log the binding parameters (requires CBORM 3.2.0+)
logParams : true
},
// Async Manager Reporting
async : {
enabled : true,
expanded : false
}
}
Is there something in my config that I need to adjust in order to get the css file to render?
Edit:
If I manually rename App.7fb451c0e55f9b8eaa70.css to App.css everything works as far as I can tell. It looks like cbdebugger was able to load the js files okay, but not the CSS so maybe something is going on with elixirPath().