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The plugin links a hidden DIV (layer) with information about the author to any item on a page (i.e. the author’s name or the author’s gravatar image). Once you click the item the hidden div layer will show up, displaying the full name of the author, a bigger version of the gravatar image, the author’s e-mail address and a short description (from the author’s user-profile-page) and a link to the author’s posts-archive. Any other information can be easily added by editing the included php file. It offers a simple and elegant way to show author info.
ADVANCED Author Exposed plugin is an extended version of the original Author Exposed Plugin written by Igor Penjivrag of Color Light Studio (clsigor). For credits and questions regarding the original script please see the link to original’s author’s page (Other Notes).
Advanced Author Exposed solves two problems I had with the original Plugin:
1) AE can now be used multiple times on the same page and the generated code will still validate. 
The original Plugin was meant to be used once per page only. If you used it multiple times within the same page, it would create HTML DIVs that all had the same ID – thus leading to invalid code when testing it with the W3 validator. Advanced AE creates random DIV IDs on the fly, thereby eliminating this problem.
2) Can now be linked to ANY item, image or text 
The original Plugin automatically output the post author’s name as a link and linked the hidden DIV to it. But what if you wanted to link the hidden DIV to something else? I.e. the authors gravatar-image? 
Advanced AE introduces a PHP variable called $the_link_item – which can basically be anything you want – and attaches the hidden DIV to that specified item.
<h3>Documentation</h3>
For questions regarding Advanced Author Exposed please refer and reply to this thread: 
<a href="http://www.jungeroemer.net/2010/05/24/wordpress-plugin-advanced-author-exposed/" rel="nofollow ugc">Junge Roemer – Advanced Author Exposed</a>
The original plugin Author Exposed can be found at <a href="http://colorlightstudio.com/2008/03/14/wordpress-plugin-author-exposed/" rel="nofollow ugc">Color Light Studio</a>

Advanced Author Exposed

The plugin links a hidden DIV (layer) with information about the author to any item on a page.

Usman Ali Qureshi

This plugin will show you useful information about the hosting server you are using e.g. PHP version, MySQL version, Server OS, Server Protocol, Server IP and other useful information. You can use the information displayed by this plugin to update any settings which is crucial for your website performance and other aspects.
You will see the information about:
<ul>
<li>PHP Version</li>
<li>Operating System</li>
<li>Server IP</li>
<li>Server Hostname</li>
<li>MySQL Version</li>
<li>System Uptime</li>
<li>Active Theme</li>
<li>Active Plugins</li>
<li>Database Name</li>
<li>Database Username</li>
<li>Database Hostname</li>
<li>Database Charset</li>
<li>Database Collate</li>
<li>WordPress Debugging (Enabled/Disabled)</li>
<li>WordPress Memory Limit</li>
</ul>
Please rate the Plugin if you find it useful, thanks.

Server Info

Thanks Usman Ali for this great work :)



Easy to use and helpful!

This is exactly what I needed. Unfortunately, it didn't work -- or rather, it crashed with two notices: Undefined index 'SERVER_ADDR' and undefined index 'SERVER_ADMIN' and one fatal error "Call to undefined function mysqli_connect()".

In all fairness, I'm using version 4.9.4 of Wordpress and the documentation shows that the Server Info plugin hasn't been tested with it. But I didn't expect a fatal error crash.

This Wordpress site is on a 3rd party shared hosting platform running IIS. I have a plugin that I am developing that works flawlessly on my other Wordpress sites but fails on this one. I suspect an out-of-date component -- either PHP or MySQL or something unexpected. I was hopeful that the Server Info plugin would help me track down the culprit.

Crashed with Fatal Error

nice after a migration, to know on which server we are

useful

No indication of reason of problem.

The "Server Info" menu item simply fails to appear on some sites.

Server Info menu item missing on some sites


Quick and easy. Thank you for the efforts. ;)


Good work!

This plugin will show you very useful information about your hosting server such as PHP version, Server OS, Server IP etc.

Advanced Author Exposed vs Server Info