I have started creating some projects in php with the Symfony framework. There are a great tool called thw webprofiler which helps you get all sorts of debug information about the current page you are viewing in you symfony app.
Recently I stumpled upon a problem where the toolbar didnt show up on my pages. It turned out that the reason was that my site run in a local https mode but the urls for the webprofiler was rendered as http only. This ofcourse prevented the urls to load proberbly.
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