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Activity Logger is a plugin that helps you keep track of all activities carried out by logged-in users, including post/page edits, plugin activations, and more. You can also exclude certain types of updates from being logged and filter logs through an admin interface.
Key Features: 
– Logs post/page creation, updates, deletions, and media uploads. 
– Tracks plugin activation, deactivation, and option updates. 
– Allows excluding specific options from logging via the settings interface. 
– Logs user login, logout, profile updates, and password resets. 
– Supports bulk and individual deletion of logs. 
– Search and filter logs by username, action, post type, or date. 
– Export logs in CSV format. 
– Settings page for defining exclusions (option names or prefixes). 
– Custom admin menu for easy navigation and configuration of logs.
<h3>Roadmap</h3>
Upcoming Features: 
– Improved Reporting: A detailed reporting interface for visualising activity data with charts and graphs. 
– User Roles: Add user-role-based filtering to log activity based on specific user roles. 
– Notifications: Email notifications for specific logged actions (e.g., plugin activation, critical post updates). 
– Advanced Search: Enhanced search functionality with additional filters like IP address, location, and device. 
– Log Retention Settings: Ability to define log retention periods and automatically purge older logs. 
– REST API Support: Adding REST API endpoints to access and manage logs programmatically. 
– Multisite Compatibility: Ensure full multisite compatibility with network-level logging and export functionality.
We welcome feedback and suggestions for new features!

Activity Logger

Logs all activity within the CMS by logged-in users. Allows for user-defined exclusions, filtering, and log exports.

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This plugin allows you to take full control over how your WordPress site handles 404 (Not Found) errors. Instead of the default theme’s 404 page, you can:
<ul>
<li>Display a Custom 404 Page: Choose any published page on your site to serve as your 404 error page.</li>
<li>Log 404 Errors: Keep track of which URLs are causing 404 errors, including the referring URL, IP address, and user agent. This helps identify broken links or malicious activity.</li>
<li>Analyze Logs: View statistics like the most frequent 404 URLs and top referrers directly in your WordPress admin.</li>
<li>Create Automatic Redirects: Easily set up 301 (permanent) or 302 (temporary) redirects for specific 404 URLs to send visitors to the correct content. Track redirect hits.</li>
<li>Export Logs: Download your 404 error logs as a CSV file for external analysis.</li>
<li>Optionally Redirect All 404s to Homepage: A simple option to redirect all 404 errors directly to your site’s homepage.</li>
<li>Add <code>noindex</code> Tag: Automatically add a <code>noindex, follow</code> meta tag to your 404 pages (custom or default) to prevent search engines from indexing them.</li>
</ul>

Custom 404 Handler

Customized 404 page, error logging with analysis, automatic redirects and export functionality.

Activity Logger vs Custom 404 Handler