Add-on Tracker

Description

Add-on Tracker is a powerful tool for managing WordPress plugins. It tracks the following actions:
– Plugin installation.
– Activation and deactivation of plugins.
– Plugin deletion.
– Updates with version tracking.

Features:
– Maintains a log of plugin activities with timestamps and statuses.
– Displays plugin activity logs in a datatable format.
– Tracks plugin version changes.
– Allows sending plugin data via email with a simple form in the admin interface.
– Displays the current status of each plugin (Active/Inactive) with color-coded labels.

Screenshots

  • Under the Tools menu, click on Add-on Tracker to view detailed logs.
  • Email form for sending plugin data to recipient.
  • Example email content with plugin activity logs.

Installation

  1. Download the plugin zip file.
  2. Go to the WordPress Admin Dashboard.
  3. Navigate to Plugins > Add New and click Upload Plugin.
  4. Choose the downloaded zip file and click Install Now.
  5. Once installed, click Activate to start using the plugin.

FAQ

Can this plugin track deleted plugins?

Yes, the plugin monitors plugin deletions and stores a record in the log.

Does it show the current status of plugins?

Yes, each plugin’s current status is displayed with color-coded labels (green for Active, red for Inactive).

Can I track plugin updates?

Yes, the plugin tracks updates and logs the new version details along with the timestamp.

How can I send the plugin activity log via email?

You can send the plugin activity log by entering recipient email addresses in the form provided on the plugin’s admin page under Tools > Add-on Tracker.

Does this plugin impact performance?

The plugin uses the WordPress options API with autoload set to no, ensuring minimal impact on performance.

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Contributors & Developers

“Add-on Tracker” is open source software. The following people have contributed to this plugin.

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Changelog

1.0

  • Initial release with basic plugin tracking functionality.