maxwellberkel

Thanks, fixed in version 1.2.1

Thanks for the suggestion. I’ve added the filter: wplv_log_file_path

Please confirm that you are running php 5.4.0 or later.

Ahmad, thanks for the feedback. I’ll make the change for the next update.

This plugin works on multisite installs.

Once you’ve added the snippet to wp-config.php to enable debugging, when an error occurs the debug.log will be generated.

You can manually generate an error by adding this statement to your functions.php in your theme.

error_log (“This is an error.”);

If you don’t see a debug.log file in wp-content (or directory pointed to by constant WP_CONTENT_DIR) check for possible permission errors.

I would do the following:

1. Confirm that both WP_DEBUG and WP_DEBUG_LOG are true.
2. Make sure apache can write to wp-content or whatever directory the const WP_CONTENT_DIR is set to.

Ok. Yeah, php 5.4.0 and greater is required.

The log viewer supports a few filters to control access to the log viewer and displaying of the dashboard and admin bar widgets.

The following snippet will accomplish what you want.

if ($_GET[‘page’] !== ‘wp-log-viewer’) {
add_filter (‘wplv_user_authorized’, function () { return false; });
}

Thanks JP.

The log viewer widget in the admin bar requires react that’s why it’s loading on every page. Is it causing a conflict with another plugin/js file?

It could be a couple of things.

1. There are no errors. If the debug.log file is not present, it will be created when there is an error. Conversely, if it doesn’t exist and there are no errors it won’t be created until there is an error.

2. If you have errors but debug.log is not being created, one reason could be apache doesn’t have write permissions on wp-content (the directory WP_CONTENT_DIR is set to) directory.

Hi,

This plugin was tested on single site and multi-tenant wordpress setups.

I’ll setup a wpms install and look into the error you are having. At first glance I can see the the include path “C:/xampp/htdocs/wplv-config.php” looks invalid. Looks like it should be “C:/xampp/htdocs/wordpress.com/wplv-config.php”

Thank you.

This feature has been added. It’s called Custom Errors. You can find more information on how to use it in the readme or log viewer help section.

I plan to add support for custom user errors

@paul
I just release version 0.13.0, it should solve your problem.

Update your install and let me know.