How about closing this and suggesting moving to a plugin like Simple History, Stream or Activity Log?
Anyone invested in this could move on and put the work into improving one of the other plugins
Recently we had one of our sited menu’s disapear, our administrator watched it happen bit by bit, but as WordPress only logs artcile and page changes, we have no idea what user was resposible, or have an easy way to undo the damage. Does your plugin monitor changes to the menu?
]]>Though it didn’t break immediately on WP’s recent update, after we had to start Apache this morning, the plugin caused some mayhem on our multisite installation.
White screen of death, “PHP Fatal error: Call to undefined function wp_get_current_user() in /var/www/html/oursitename/wp-content/plugins/wp-changes-tracker/wp-changes-tracker.php on line 227” shows up in the error log.
After disabling WP Changes Tracker, several of our sites came back to life.
]]>Well… the fact a plugin has changed some setting is caught + the details array is always empty, so I’d say this plugin is broken.
]]>I just downloaded onto my multisite setup. After activating, I couldn’t see WP Changes Tracker under Settings on any of the site. I then uninstall it, reinstall, and activate only for one particular site but still under that site, cannnot find “WP Changes Tracker” in Settings…. Does this mean this plugin never work for a multisite setup to start with?
Thanks!
]]>It will be nice to limit somehow the volume of the log file (max file size or max lines in the file)…
Thank you for the plugin!
P.S.- Russian translation also will be nice.
]]>Hello guys, I have installed Multi-DB plugin on my multisite subfoder configuration
Does WP Changes Tracker create global tables in the database?
Than you for your support.
Regards, strategizeme
]]>I just installed this plugin to test how it works.
When i tried to change the theme, I expected the plugin to silently do nothing (since theme changes are apparently not yet supported), but instead, i got a PHP error ??
Can you look into this?
I really want to use the plugin, but i would also like to be able to change the theme at the same time (y)
Regards
]]>Is it possible to add this?
I just had a problem where a theme file was changed and everyone denied responsability ??
]]>Hello Alexandre, Hello Everyone,
This plugin is very useful and holds much promise. Thank you, first of all.
It would be so great if we could filter out some categories of events such as the events related to ‘options’ and focus on the others. The pseudo-cron events related to RSS are particularly annoying. Do you know a way to do that?
Also the logs are getting enormous quite fast. Could we have a automatic flush of the logs after some time?
Best regards,
Evren
]]>Would it be possible to add functionality to this plugin to allow a Super Admin of a Multisite see when changes to their sub-sites have been made? (Changes including but not limited to posts, pages, widgets, settings, themes etc.) The reason I’m requesting this functionality is to see when I need to make a new backup. If that is not possible with this plugin, would you be so kind to point me in the right direction for a plugin that does do this (if you know of any)? Thanks so much!
]]>Installed the newest version and can only see 10 results, all of which are option updates when other changes have been made (plugins deleted or updated, etc.). When I change the value to 0 it does nothing. I’m working on a site that has WooCommerce installed and the latest version of WordPress if that has any effect on this plugin. Really want to get it to work because this is an awesome plugin!
Cheers,
Stephen
]]>I actually have the opposite problem: I have zero results. Is there a known issue with OS X?
Running wordpress 3.4.1
Apache/2.2.22 (Unix) DAV/2 PHP/5.3.13 with Suhosin-Patch mod_ssl/2.2.22 OpenSSL/0.9.8r
Was trying to figure out why I could visit any page in wp-admin except the dashboard (timed out and 500 error), finally found that on my site, the problem with this plugin is the sheer number of database results it is grabbing by default: 136,146! That is simply too much data to go and retrieve all at once, especially considering how large some of the individual rows are.
I have added 2 lines to the wp_changes_tracker::display_log() method. I changed these lines…
if($this->options[‘max_log_entries_to_display’]>0){
$sql .= ‘ LIMIT ‘.$this->options[‘max_log_entries_to_display’];
}
… to this instead…
if($this->options[‘max_log_entries_to_display’]>0){
$sql .= ‘ LIMIT ‘.$this->options[‘max_log_entries_to_display’];
} else {
$sql .= ‘ LIMIT 10’;
}
This forces the default to only display the last 10 entries, instead of displaying all 136,146 entries.
There is absolutely no reason to default to grabbing so many rows of data all at one time. Also, the table for WP-tracker had grown to 300MB, in a DB that would otherwise be only 6MB.
]]>latest version of this plugin in use.
JS as in the dashboard widgets aren’t drag and droppable anymore, and I can’t open widgets to access their settings anymore if they are collapsed.
nothing in my error logs though…
]]>automatically or manually, it doesn’T matter but eventually the log will grow too big. then what?
]]>Hi! Do you have plans to enable export of recorded changes (logs) to an *csv (or Excel) file? Thank you!
]]>Hi, running WP multisite and BuddyPress (latest), I get the following error when trying to login to a newly created site for the first time:
PHP Fatal error: Call to undefined function wp_get_current_user() in /var/www/html/wp-content/plugins/wp-changes-tracker/wp-changes-tracker.php on line 206, referer: https://example.com/blogs/create
For the user, this is a 500 error. If the user refreshes the page, they are presented with the login page as expected.
]]>When ‘Maximum amount of rows to display?’ is set above 10, only 10 rows are displayed.
e.g. set at 5 = 5 rows displayed.
set at 50 = 10 rows displayed.
I’m running in multisite mode if that makes any difference. Thank you.
]]>The ‘Configure this table in the Settings’ link in the Dashboard widget currently points to
https://blogs.example.com/wp-admin/network/options-general.php?page=wp-changes-tracker.php
but should point to:
https://blogs.example.com/wp-admin/network/settings.php?page=wp-changes-tracker.php
Thanks for this plugin. Very helpful.
]]>Nice useful plugin, and thanks you for the creds ??
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