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I need to make some custom adjustments to a 3rd party plugin. My plan is to use PHPstorm and xdebug to dive into the plugin as it loads/operates on a product page so I can find out how it works and make the appropriate changes. The only problem is I don't know how to identify which file to set breakpoints on. Is there a good way to do this? Are there any clues I can glean by inspecting a page via chrome/firefox dev tools?

The specific plugin I'm trying to look at is Rightpress's Dynamic Pricing and Discounts and I want to debug it as it loads on a product page.

I need to make some custom adjustments to a 3rd party plugin. My plan is to use PHPstorm and xdebug to dive into the plugin as it loads/operates on a product page so I can find out how it works and make the appropriate changes. The only problem is I don't know how to identify which file to set breakpoints on. Is there a good way to do this? Are there any clues I can glean by inspecting a page via chrome/firefox dev tools?

The specific plugin I'm trying to look at is Rightpress's Dynamic Pricing and Discounts and I want to debug it as it loads on a product page.

  • php
  • plugin-development
  • customization
  • debug
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I am not a real dev, but which helps me in some cases: "Query Monitor". After all, I think you have to start searching backward, step by step and dive into each function.

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