Description
The plugin keeps a log of site visits, both by humans and by robots.
The main functions of the plugin are:
1. Records the date and time of visiting the site, where the visitor came from, which page he visited, the visitor’s browser.
2. Records the result of the visit: without login, with login, successful login, unsuccessful login, the visitor belongs to the black list.
4. Blacklisting of a visitor with simultaneous blocking of access to the site for a certain period of time.
5. Export of records of site visits to an external file for further analysis.
6. Automatic screen refresh mode using SSE technology (server-sent events).
8. System file editor: index.php, robots.txt, htaccess, wp-config.php
9. Displaying and Deleting cron events.
10. Statistics of site visits in tabular and graphical form.
12. admin console to run commands PHP and WordPress.
13. debug_log viewing the WP, PHP debug log of site.
You can send a letter to the developer at: [email protected]
Features include:
- Filters I level: by date, by country, by visitor’s roles
- Filters II level: by logged, by unlogged, by login errors, by visits of robots, by visitors from the black list
- Report of selected site visit records
- Log auto-truncation
- File editor: index.php
- File editor: robots.txt
- File editor: .htaccess
- File editor: wp-config.php
- Manage cron – events of site
- Statistics of visits to the site
- Built-in console for managing WordPress environment.
- Widget: site visits count with automatic update of visits data
- Information about the IP of the visitor
- Black list of visitors and blocking the IP, or user name, or user agent for the selected period of time
- Automatic updating of the list of site visits using SSE technology
Translations:
- English [en_EN]
- Russian [ru_RU]
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Installation
- Install and activate like any other basic plugin
- Define basic plugin settings menu: Visitors/settings
- Click on the Screen Options tab to expand the options section. You’ll be able to change the number of results per page as well as hide/display table columns
FAQ
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The answer: The SSE function in the plugin should be used in cases when you want to WATCH for the arrival of new visitors to the site. In another case, when you want to perform some actions on the plugin page (for example: delete records using bulk actions), it is recommended before starting these steps to disable SSE. And then, when you’ve done your job, you can re-enable SSE to dynamically retrieve data.
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Contributors & Developers
“WatchMan-Site7” is open source software. The following people have contributed to this plugin.
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Changelog
3.1.1
- Added to profile: country, city of registered user.
3.1
- Stable version of the plugin. Tested with WordPress 5.1
3.0.4
- Improved plugin control interface. Added sound notification.
3.0.3
- Eliminated plugin vulnerability discovered by WordPress developers. Previous versions of the plugin have been removed from the repository by the plugin developer.
4.0.0
- Refactoring code.
4.1.0
- Improved page wms7_black_list of plugin.
4.2.0
- Refactoring codes.