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- SETUP: How to install Krumo ?
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- In order to use Krumo you have to put it on your (development) server, and
- include it in your script. You can put it somewhere in the INCLUDE_PATH, or
- specify the full path to the "class.krumo.php" file.
- You have to modify the "krumo.ini" file too. It is the configuration file for
- Krumo. The first option is choosing a skin:
- [skin]
- selected = "orange"
- The value for this setting has to be the name of one of the sub-folders from the
- "Krumo/skins/" folder. If the value provided for the skin results in not finding
- the skin, the `default` skin will be used instead.
- The second option is used to set the correct web path to the folder where Krumo
- is installed. This is used in order to make the images from Krumo's CSS skins
- web-accessible.
- [css]
- url = "http://www.example.com/Krumo/"
- So far those two are the only configuration options.
- All the CSS files ("skin.css") from the "Krumo/skins/" sub-folders must have the
- proper permissions in order to be readable from Krumo. Same applies for
- "krumo.ini" and "krumo.js" files.
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- Documentation generated on Sun, 02 Dec 2007 09:43:22 +0200 by <a href="http://www.phpdoc.org" target="_blank">phpDocumentor 1.4.0a2</a>
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