Then, add this plugin to your WordPress installation either by:
Installing it as any other WordPress plugin from your WordPress admin Plugins page (Add New)
Uploading it in wp-php-console directory into your wp-content/plugins/ directory or corresponding plugins directory in your installation
Activate the plugin through the Plugins admin page in WordPress
In the Settings menu go to WP PHP Console:
Enter a password for the Eval Terminal (this setting is needed or the terminal feature simply won’t work).
You can also set other options.
Options
Allow only on SSL Forces PHP Console to connect on a SSL connection only (of course then if you don’t actually have SSL (https), PHP Console simply won’t work).
Allowed IP Masks You can secure your server by specifying IP addresses to restrict the accessibility from the Eval Terminal (a single address eg. 192.168.0.4 or an address mask eg. 192.168.*.* or multiple IPs, comma separated 192.168.1.22,192.168.1.24,192.168.3.*). In case of having issues connecting with the Remote PHP Eval Terminal, try leaving this blank.
Register PC Class Tick this option to register PC in the global PHP namespace. This allows to write PC::debug($var, $tag) or PC::magic_tag($var) instructions in PHP to inspect $var in the JavaScript console.
Show Call Stack Tick this option to see the call stack when PHP Console server writes to the JavaScript console.
Short Path Names Tick this checkbox to shorten PHP Console error sources and traces paths in the JavaScript console. E.g. paths like /server/path/to/document/root/WP/wp-admin/admin.php:38 will be displayed as /WP/wp-admin/admin.php:38
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