Lex--

Hello,

The widget was designed with a global scope in mind, answering the question ? when was the web site updated for the last time? ?. Could you elaborate about what you mean with pagination?

I am not sure to understand this comment.
The plugin description seems clear to me. Tracking information are stored in files. The plugin does not provide anything to watch or generate graphs from these files. This is about logging.

And the code is quite simple.
So, any suspicion can be cleared by looking at the single source file.

And if by “plugin refferal site”, you mean my website, then thanks for the comment (irony inside).

Hi,

Sorry for the delay.
The CSS is the default one for widgets. What exactly do you want to change?

Hi RedFlash,

I have just released the version 1.1.0.
It has new options and it should be better for your needs. I did not see problems on my testing installation but I may have missed something.

You will need to select all the 4 elements to watch (posts, pages, revisions and bookmarks). And select the “modified” criteria. For non-modified elements, the creation time will be taken.

Also, notice that only bookmarks modified after the plugin installation will be taken into account. That’s because WordPress does not store creation and edition time for bookmarks.

Hi RedFlash3000,

I have not yet integrated Claude’s contribution.
Could you try to add ‘revision’ in the array of the query?

'post_type' => array( 'post', 'page', 'revision' )

I will take some time this evening to work on the next version.
Hopefully, this version should fix your problem.

And link updates are not handled for the moment, neither in my code, nor in Claude’s one. I might take a look at this too.

Hello Claude,

Thank you for your contribution and your feedback.
And happy new year too. ??

If you agree, I would like to include your modification in the next version of the plugin. I may also let the choice in the administration panel (look at posts, pages, look for creation or modifications).

Best regards,

Lex.

Hi,

I got the same problem after installing the plugin this evening.
After changing the error log level, I found out that CURL was not installed on my local server.

Before invoking curl_version(), its existence must be checked.

$arr_curl_version;
if( function_exists( "curl_version" ))
	$arr_curl_version = curl_version();

It fixes it.