Slay your WordPress Demons!
So you have e-mail related problems on your site? Email Log for WP is one of many plugins that lets you easily log and view all the emails sent from WordPress. It lets you view logged emails from the admin interface, resend emails, export logs, and forward items.
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Continue ReadingRunning is a great way to stay healthy and lose weight. If you are passionate about new running adventures, you may want to showcase them on your site. These 2 running log apps let you do just that:
Runners Log: converts your site into a training log and lets you track distance, pulse, calories, and time. It also puts your data on a graph. [click to continue…]
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Continue ReadingRunning is a great way to become healthy and lose weight. It is specially fun if you get to do it outside. Thanks to plugins such as Run Log, you can share your adventures with the world. This particular script adds a custom post type for logging a running activity. It lets you display distance, duration, and cumulative pace.
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Continue ReadingRunning old plugins and themes is not smart. Most of us don’t have time to go through each line of code to find every deprecated function. The good news is you can use one of these scripts to automate the process:
Plugin Inspector: scans plugins for deprecated WordPress functions. It also scans files for unsafe code snippets. You will have path, line number, and everything you need to take action. [click to continue…]
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Continue ReadingYou can’t expect to run a growing community successfully if you don’t track and log important events on your website. We have already covered a bunch of plugins that log login attempts, hack attacks, and errors. Email Log lets you log every e-mail sent though WordPress.
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Continue ReadingManaging a growing WordPress community comes with many challenges. In some cases, it makes sense to monitor admin / user activity to identify suspicious patterns. User Activity Log for WordPress can help. It is a simple tool that helps you keep an eye on content updates, file uploads, plugin/theme activation and deactivation, and other activities.
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Continue ReadingRunning a growing WordPress community is not as easy as it looks. It is true that WordPress makes managing content easy. But as your community starts growing, you need to proactively manage it to catch issues before they become something bigger. Tracking how users are acting on your website is certainly not a bad idea as long as you don’t go overboard. Here are 4 plugins you can use to log important activities to better manage your community:
Stream: this plugin tracks logged-in user activity, so you can keep an eye on changes made on your site. You will know when changes were made and who was responsible. [click to continue…]
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