I just recently got xdebug working with Rapid PHP. I can load a PHP file in the debugger with working breakpoints, watches, etc. However, I am trying to figure out an odd bug in a complex CMS, and I need to have parameters specified during the debugging process. Is there a way to specify GET, POST, and other parameters before I run the debugger? Or, alternatively, can I get Rapid PHP to catch and debug requests from the browser?
If it's necessary, I am using Rapid PHP 10.2 on Windows 7 with a WAMP setup (Apache 2.2, PHP 5.2).
xdebug integration
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Re: xdebug integration
This post is very old and never got answered. I have the same question. I am new to PHP script debugging. In my case, this is a WordPress site and need to debug requests from the browser.
Re: xdebug integration
Okay, I found how to achieve this. I needed to check "Listen to external sessions" in "Debugger Settings...". 
Re: xdebug integration
Thank you very much for posting your solution.