Make sure you see 'Debugger: Xdebug x.x.x' string (where x.x.x stands for installed version) Select or reselect directory containing php. Go to PhpStorm's settings: settings->php.
Put in your php.ini the string: xdebug.remote_enable=1.Install xdebug with help of the wizard: Follow its recommendations literally.If your brand new php installation doesn't contain php.ini, rename the php.ini-development to php.ini.The steps you need to do are the following: I've found a more modern and easier solution partially based on Cras圜oder's post. The environment is Windows 7 Ultimate (64-bit) with IIS & PHP installed. TLDR Could someone post a detailed walk-through for setting up PHPStorm + XDebug? Assume maximum level of stupidity on my part (I"m usually more than capable in the ASP.NET world, but I am approaching the intelligence level usually associated with some forms of sea-faring sponge in the PHP world). Having given the manual a glance (RTFM, I know), and come up wanting, I'd like to ask if anyone out there would like to hand hold me through setting up PHPStorm with XDebug so I can stop hating myself for not studying the underlying systems well enough, and get back to coding. Since then, I have realized that in so far as tutorials and walk-throughs are concerned, PHPStorm is coming up a little short. Up until recently, I've been writing code in PHP (via Notepad++) and debugging by checking the logs in IIS (gotta love that web-platform installer) I've since decided to update to a more efficient code-writing / testing environment, and after playing around for several moments with PHPStorm, decided to purchase it and give it a try.
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