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I'm always getting this message in alert box. Please tell me what should I do to avoid it?

Thank you

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  • What are you doing when this happens? – Präriewolf Apr 02 '10 at 14:01
  • Absolutely nothing. While I was writing this comment I get 2 messages http://img2.pict.com/ff/cd/cd/3293413/0/screenshot2b140.png ; I can't understand what Eclipse is talking about. :) I've tried to restart Eclipse, reboot... Nothing helps. – Kirzilla Apr 02 '10 at 14:10
  • As soon as this alert appears in debug window appears http://www.pict.com/view/3293497/0/screenshot2b141 – Kirzilla Apr 02 '10 at 14:21

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Ensure you've added PHP support to your project and have adjusted your PHP Include Path Source such that the project is contained within the Source directory.

Aaron Koenig
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The reason why I was getting this message and my solution see here XDebug, how to disable remote debugging for single .php file?

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create a new project with path settings the folder at the source of your project ( that includes all your project files )

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I have also been having this problem, and I do not want to disable remote debugging.

After fruitlessly trying many different combinations of configuration, I tried deleting my Eclipse project and recreating it. Now the project debugs perfectly!

I guess my project (which is large and quite old) has become somehow corrupted or tangled. I only tried it because a newer project was debugging fine, so I was pretty sure my settings were right. I hope this helps someone.

Update: You also get error this if you are missing project include path under your project settings: PHP Include Path > Source.

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