I had an experienced WP programmer de-activate the Custom Error Log plugin and now the site presents itself as blank page. Before I run a restore from a recent backup, I wonder if there is a way to either re-activate the plugin via ssh OR surgically remove the plugin and all its influences?
]]>Hey there, this plugin seems to still be working, but it’s no longer being shown in most WP directory search results. If there’s no problems, why not put out an update so it appears for folks again? Super helpful plugin!
]]>I’ve noticed recently that your plugin doesn’t appear to be getting listed. Not a bug, just giving you a heads up. I’ve found your plugin to be very useful, and is one of my custom-development must-use plugins. Its a shame that others may never get to see it.
]]>Hey, love the plugin, very helpful.
I am logging what is being sent to a CRM and have noticed that my logs have special characters removed from a URL encoded string. For example where the string sent is:
test%40email.com
The logged notice is
testemail.com
Would be great to keep that stuff as then I have an accurate record of the string being sent (client’s leads are disappearing and we are trying to find out where the problem is).
]]>Hi!
How to use your plugin not with plugin? (seems it works only with themes right now)
]]>Welcome to Custom Error Log,
Using this plugin developers can log errors in their WordPress themes that have custom error messages for effective debugging. A log of al errors are stored and can be viewed in the admin area.
The idea for this plugin came from when I was developing a theme that ran background updates with an external API. The only way to know if something had gone wrong in the background update was to log the raw PHP errors to a log file which can be complicated and the errors message are not specific enough to be effective in debugging.
How I use it…
With Custom Error Logs I can now run a background update and log exactly which parts of the update had an error so I can go back and retrace my steps.
Using a front end sign up form I can log exactly who has tried to create an account and what error occurred if any.
Usage
You just put the following function in your theme to log an error…
log_error( $message );
$message being the error message you want to log.
Let me know if you can think of any interesting uses or any updates you would like to see.
Thanks
Dan Bahrami
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