John Godley

Audit Trail is a plugin to keep track of what is going on inside your blog. It does this by recording certain actions (such as who logged in and when) and storing this information in the form of a log. Not only that but it records the full contents of posts (and pages) and allows you to restore a post to a previous version at any time.
To summarise:
<ul>
<li>Log of user actions inside your blog – useful for finding out who did what in a multi-user system</li>
<li>Extensible, allowing other plugins the ability to add and display items in the Audit Trail</li>
<li>Ability to track registered user page visits</li>
<li>Fully localized</li>
</ul>
Audit Trail is available in:
<ul>
<li>English</li>
<li>Estonian by Lembit Kivisik</li>
<li>Belorussian by Marcis G</li>
<li>Simplified Chinese by maoanyuan</li>
<li>German by Andreas Beraz</li>
<li>Japanese by Chestnut</li>
<li>Romanian by Mikalay Lisica</li>
<li>Lithuanian by Nata Strazda</li>
</ul>
<h3>Documentation</h3>
Full documentation can be found on the <a href="http://urbangiraffe.com/plugins/audit-trail/" rel="nofollow ugc">Audit Trail Page</a> page.

Audit Trail

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Audit Trail is a plugin to keep track of what is going on inside your blog by monitoring administration functions.

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These tools are intended to be used by WordPress developers for testing and debugging.
The backup tool lets you do a quick backup of individual MySQL tables by duplication into the same database, i.e. using “CREATE TABLE copy LIKE orig; INSERT INTO copy SELECT * FROM orig;”. 
Useful for testing when you know only some tables will be changed so you don’t have to save and restore the entire database. 
Most useful for repeated testing, i.e. backup table(s), test, restore table(s), test, restore table(s), … test, restore table(s), delete backup.
The diff tool shows the rows in the selected tables that were inserted, updated or deleted. 
For updated rows the columns that have changed values have the values highlighted – red for the original value and green for the new value. 
Although large values are truncated in table cells the full value is available by clicking on the table cell. 
Further, serialized values are prettified using JSON.stringify( value, 4 ). 
The diff tool is intended for viewing the effect on the database tables of a small number of WordPress operations, 
i.e. it is not suitable for testing a large number of WordPress operations.
Please visit <a href="https://wpdbdt.wordpress.com/" rel="nofollow ugc">https://wpdbdt.wordpress.com/</a> for a very quick introduction.
This plugin requires at least PHP 5.4.

Database Debugging Tools for Developers

This is exactly what I needed, some way to monitor database changes to see what is happening under the hood ... this plugin did exactly that, and provided an easy way to keep my database safe, and still have a full diff view of database changes!



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