\Log::info('previous_value=foo¤t_value=var');Will show
previous_value=foo¤t_value=varsince ¤ will be transformed as ¤ by browsers, despite the missing semicolon. In order to fix it it's enough to change
$return_output .='<div><pre>'.$log['data'].'</pre></div>';to
$return_output .='<div><pre>'.htmlspecialchars($log['data']).'</pre></div>';in vendor/phpquickprofiler/display.php:362 (BTW, This forum has the same problem. I had to transform the html chars in order to post it in a more or less readable way. And anyway it messed up all the formatting.) Cheers
It looks like you're new here. If you want to get involved, click one of these buttons!