Error Log Viewer By WP Guru

Description

Error Log Viewer By WP Guru – Best Error Log Viewer Plugin for WordPress

A Lightweight Plugin to Handle Error Logs easily and efficiently.

Error Log Viewer By WP Guru is a great Free WordPress plugin if you are looking to manage Error log entries and kill errors on time. Error logs help you monitor your site and provide visibility into important changes that occur on your website. PHP error logs, including WordPress logs, can help you to spot problems and identify the offending plugin, theme, or custom code.

Logging errors is considered one of the top “best practices” in software development; it becomes more important as your website grows and scales.

Additionally, you can track all types of errors based on Plugins, Themes, and WP Core or custom code and resolve exceptions to get optimized performance results.

Monitoring PHP errors is something you need to do if you want to keep your WordPress website secure, healthy, and fast. If not fixed, PHP errors can indeed reduce your website performance and increase your website’s vulnerability to downtime and hackers.

Like this plugin? Consider leaving a 5 star review.

Features

• Filter Error Log by Date
• Filter Error Log by Error types
• Error Log statistics based on Plugins and Themes as well
• Download the Log File
• Delete Log File

Screenshots

Installation

1. Go to your admin area and navigate to the Plugins menu, and click “Add New.”
2. Search for “Error Log Viewer”.
3. Click install.
4. Click activate.
5. Navigate to the Error Log Viewer menu.

FAQ

Where can I find Error Log Files using FTP?

In case when WP Admin is blocked due to Error then you may use FTP to check Log files located at /wp-content/uploads/error-log-viewer-wp/ directory.

Where can I ask for help?

You may contact our Support or Report Bugs or Suggest Ideas at any time.

Is this plugin GDPR compliant?

This plugin does not log nor transmit any user data. In fact, it doesn’t even do anything on the user-facing part of your website, only in the admin area. This means it should be compliant but I’m not a lawyer.

Reviews

Errors by the plugin itself

azzuwayed October 23, 2023

The debug log file was quickly generating hundreds of PHP notices by the plugin. I can’t use it in development environment.

Plugin generates constant error in logs

umduck April 21, 2023

I would have waited to post a review, hoping to get a response to my support issue, however, the plugin nagged me to leave a review. The plugin works but always displays 2 errors that the plugin causes, so 2 stars.

“Efficient Error Tracking with the WordPress Error Log Plugin”

darshansavliya4 April 3, 2023

The WordPress Error Log plugin is a highly efficient tool for tracking errors on your WordPress website. With its easy installation process and user-friendly interface, this plugin makes it easy to quickly identify and address any issues that may arise, helping you to maintain a smooth and error-free website.

Perfect for Non-Tech-Savvy Website Owners: Easy and Effective

kakadiyatrupesh March 21, 2023

As someone who’s not very tech-savvy, the WordPress Error Log Viewer By WP Guru was a godsend. I was able to easily identify and fix errors on my website without feeling overwhelmed. The plugin’s support team was also very helpful and responsive when I needed assistance. I highly recommend this plugin to anyone who wants to keep their website running smoothly.

Efficient Error Log Management with Error Log Viewer By WP Guru

Ravi Sakhiya February 28, 2023

I installed the Error Log Viewer By WP Guru plugin to access and analyze error logs from my WordPress dashboard. It has an intuitive user interface with clear search filters and the option to receive email notifications for new errors. I would recommend this plugin for anyone looking to track and manage website errors effectively.

Not bad

cvladan February 21, 2023 1 reply

Initially, I thought it wasn’t working because it wasn’t displaying anything, but it turns out that the reason was that it doesn’t play well if I had already enabled WP_DEBUG in my wp-config.php file. Once I removed my directives, it worked fine. I’m not sure why it changes the location of log files and stores them in the uploads folder. As for UI, I just don’t like the location of the admin menu, but the functionality is decent, and it nicely categorizes log messages.

Contributors & Developers

Changelog

1.0.0 : December 25, 2022

• Plugin Release*