Rating: 5 stars
The plugin does exactly what it says it does, and works perfect every time.
I’ve used it quite a lot for troubleshooting purposes and have yet to discover any issues.
Kind regards, Jarno
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I use this plugin regularly when developing WordPress plugins that make HTTP requests. This plugin works great, 5 stars from me.
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Do what it tells it, do! ??
Amazing
Rating: 5 stars
This plugin has proven to be an indispensable tool for tracking and analyzing HTTP requests. Its ability to reveal whether a request was made, along with detailed insights into the transmitted data and received responses, is simply remarkable. The clarity it provides is instrumental for troubleshooting and optimizing processes. A must-have for anyone dealing with HTTP interactions
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This plugin is so helpful for tracking down whether an HTTP request was made at all, and when it was, what data was sent and what response was received. It’s invaluable for tracking down bugs tied to unexpected responses and requests.
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The plugin is very good and useful and I am very grateful to its developer.
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The Log HTTP Requests plugin might be my favorite troubleshooting tool of all time. It’s helped me pinpoint intermittent issues that we never would have seen otherwise. THANK YOU, FacetWP! ??
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After installing this plugin I noticed a lot of requests being made to one site. It turns out that there was a bug in the caching of the request data, and it was being made on every page load. Fixing this has given a big performance improvement. Thank you.
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I was looking for a way to look at client’s json requests and responses, I was always stuck at “well, I have to be at my client’s side at exactly the moment the error occurs, and while I’m also looking at the network tab at the browser”. Not anymore! Thanks man, really appreciate this! One point if I may suggest, add a filtering to the log. Either only log URL which contain a “certain phrase”, OR log everything and then add a search feature. Either of those would be perfect.
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This plugin has become indispensable for plugin development particularly debugging API requests. Thank you very much.
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Very usefull.
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Works exactly as advertised so far. Really helpful for figuring out if any plugins/themes are phoning home unnecessarily.
FYI after you’ve used this plugin to find out who’s calling where, you can add “define(‘WP_HTTP_BLOCK_EXTERNAL’, true);” to your wp-config.php to block ANY requests outwards. You’ll probably want to also whitelist domains you trust with the WP_ACCESSIBLE_HOSTS parameter. E.g. if you’re polling data from instagram or youtube api, and what not.
(Credit to Markus Philipp Stefanko for those tips)
Rating: 5 stars
Exactly what you need when you debug API requests. Thanks!
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One of those tools that you’re using once a year, but seems to be not replaceable.
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Particularly useful as a means of debugging HTTP requests that happen during ajax requests (or that occur within a sequence of redirects), whereby they might not be visible if using alternative debug plugins that only list events from the most recent request.
Great tool!
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