Description
A Plugin to Uptime Robot Server Monitoring. Add a status List to a post or page using the shortcode PUM
or simple add a widget to your sidebar.
If you make a donation to this plugin we will put it directly to the UptimeRobot project.
Documentation
Add your API code from uptimerobot.com > My Settings > Main API Key to Settings > Uptime Robot Setup > API Key
If you wish to hide a special monitor from beeing displayed, add it to the list under Settings. For more than one monitor make a comma separated list: mon1,mon2,mon3
Basic example:
[pum] inserts the shortcode on a page or post. You can use the attribute monitor to display a singe monitor by friendlyname.
exampel: [pum monitor=”friendlyname”]
Support
Support Forum @ powie.de
Screenshots
Shortcode output on a page 
Status Cloud Widget
Installation
- Upload the plugin folder to the
/wp-content/plugins/directory - Activate the plugin through the ‘Plugins’ menu in WordPress
- Place the shortcode on your page or
<?php echo do_shortcode('[pum]'); ?>in your templates
FAQ
Use our forum at www.powie.de for support
Reviews
Contributors & Developers
“Powie's Uptime Robot Plugin” is open source software. The following people have contributed to this plugin.
Contributors
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Interested in development?
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Changelog
0.9.7 (05.12.2019)
- 5.3 checks
- Bugfix for using the monitor attribute with the friendly_name
0.9.6 (28.06.2019)
- 5.2.2 checks
- translation readiness
0.9.5 (06.07.2017)
- API v2
0.9.4 (12.06.2016)
- added option to display a singe monitor
0.9.3 (16.05.2016)
- added class pum to the shortcoded table
0.9.2 (28.12.2015)
- WordPress 4.4 compat
0.9.1 (01.12.2014)
- comma separated list to hide monitors
0.9.0
- initial version