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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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End users can benefit from wp2syslog:
<ul>
<li>Log entries for core events help to keep track of the daily business, especially on multiuser blogs.</li>
<li>Log entries for core events can raise awareness for threats and problems, for example abuse attempts.</li>
<li>Log entries triggered by plugins allow the user to comprehend the functionality of the plugin.</li>
</ul>
Developers can benefit in two ways from wp2syslog:
<ul>
<li>At each point of the code, a log entry can be triggered. No need to print to the browser, just let wp2syslog put it in the database, and you can have a look later.</li>
<li>You can develop your plugins with support for wp2syslog. This will give your users the chance to better understand what your plugin is doing (see doc/specs.html).</li>
</ul>
<h3>Credits</h3>
This plugin is forked from first 0.2 version of http://www.ossec.net/wpsyslog2/ 
already forked from the wpsyslog plugin by Alex Guensche ( http://www.zirona.com/software/donate ).
The firts version of this plugin was developed during a project with the German “Menschen für Tierrechte” (Humans for Animal Rights). 
It is an organisation of activists who advocate animal rights and fight against abuse of animals. They generously decided to donate 
this work to the general public by letting Zirona put it under the GNU GPL and allowing us to promote and distribute it.
Please support the work of Humans for Animal Rights, e.g. by placing a link to <a href="http://www.tierrechte.de/" title="www.tierrechte.de" rel="nofollow ugc">Humans for Animal Rights</a> and 
spreading the word. Not (only) because of this plugin, but generally for a better treatment of the beings on this planet.

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