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The “Debugger & Troubleshooter” plugin provides essential tools for WordPress site administrators to diagnose and resolve issues efficiently. It offers a dedicated section in the WordPress dashboard that displays comprehensive site health information and powerful debugging toggles.
Key Features:
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<li>Troubleshooting Mode: Activate a unique, session-based “Troubleshooting Mode” for your current browser session. This means any changes you make are temporary and only visible to you. This mode allows you to:
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<li>Simulate Plugin Deactivation: Selectively “deactivate” plugins. The plugin’s assets and code will be disabled for your session only.</li>
<li>Simulate Theme Switching: Preview any installed theme, while the public-facing site continues to use the active theme.</li>
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<li>User Role Simulator: View your site as any other user or role (e.g., Subscriber, Editor) to test permissions and content visibility. This is session-based and includes a safe “Exit” button in the Admin Bar.</li>
<li>Live Debugging: Safely enable <code>WP_DEBUG</code> with a single click from the admin dashboard. Errors are logged to <code>debug.log</code> without being displayed on the site, and you can view the log file directly in the plugin’s interface.</li>
<li>Comprehensive Site Information: Get a quick, organized overview of your WordPress environment in collapsible cards. This includes detailed PHP, Database, and Server information, a full list of all themes and plugins with their status, and important WordPress constants.</li>
<li>Copy to Clipboard: A one-click button allows you to copy all the site information, making it incredibly easy to share with support forums or developers.</li>
<li>PHP Compatibility Checker: Scan all installed plugins for deprecated functions and syntax that may break when upgrading PHP. Results displayed in a responsive card layout with clear warnings and incompatibility counts.</li>
<li>Conflict Checker: Systematically identify plugin conflicts through a binary search process. Narrow down suspect plugins by answering whether each group resolves the issue, all within a safe session-based mode.</li>
<li>Safe Debugging & Cache Bypassing: All troubleshooting actions are session-based. The plugin automatically attempts to bypass caching when Troubleshooting Mode is active, ensuring your changes are reflected instantly.</li>
<li>User-Friendly Interface: An intuitive dashboard interface makes it easy to access all features.</li>
<li>Admin Notices: Clear notices alert you when Troubleshooting Mode is active.</li>
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This plugin is an invaluable tool for developers, site administrators, and anyone who needs to debug WordPress issues without risking site downtime or affecting user experience.
<h3>Usage</h3>
Once the plugin is installed and activated, navigate to Tools > Debugger & Troubleshooter in your WordPress dashboard.
<h3>1. Site Information</h3>
The top section provides a comprehensive overview of your WordPress environment, organized into collapsible cards that are closed by default. Click on any card title to expand it and view the details.
<h3>2. Troubleshooting Mode</h3>
This session-based feature allows you to simulate theme switches and plugin deactivations without affecting your live website for other visitors.
<h3>3. User Role Simulator</h3>
Safely view your site as another user or role (e.g., “Subscriber” or “Editor”) without knowing their password. This is perfect for testing capabilities and content restrictions.
<h3>4. Live Debugging</h3>
This section allows you to safely manage WordPress’s debugging features.
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<li>Enable Live Debug: Click this button to programmatically enable <code>WP_DEBUG</code> and <code>WP_DEBUG_LOG</code>, while keeping <code>WP_DEBUG_DISPLAY</code> off. This logs errors to <code>wp-content/debug.log</code> without showing them to visitors.</li>
<li>Debug Log Viewer: A text area displays the contents of your <code>debug.log</code> file, allowing you to see errors as they are generated.</li>
<li>Clear Log: Safely clear the <code>debug.log</code> file with a click.</li>
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<h3>5. PHP Compatibility Checker</h3>
Scan all installed plugins for deprecated PHP functions and syntax incompatible with your target PHP version. Select a target version and click “Start Scan” to receive a per-plugin compatibility report with clear warnings and incompatibility counts.
<h3>6. Conflict Checker</h3>
If you are experiencing an issue on your site, use the Conflict Checker to identify the culprit plugin. The plugin systematically deactivates groups of plugins using your session-based Troubleshooting Mode, asking whether the issue persists after each step. Once the culprit is found, you can deactivate it with one click.

Debugger & Troubleshooter


This is a very innovative plugin. The functionality of simulating theme switch and plugin deactivation for current logged in session is amazing. This will be super useful while debugging live site. 






Innovative plugin

A WordPress plugin for debugging & troubleshooting. Safely simulate plugin deactivation, theme switching, and WP_DEBUG.

Sandesh

Troubleshoot WordPress Site Like Never Before
Are you encountering WordPress errors on your site? Do you want to troubleshoot these WordPress errors on your own? Most of these errors can be solved by this plugin. It will help you to get back your site online without FTP.
Prevention is better than Cure
<h3>Features</h3>
<ul>
<li>Remote Access – Login without password</li>
<li>Troubleshoot Theme and Plugins without Affecting Live Site</li>
<li>Edit wp-config.php constants</li>
<li>Read debug.log file</li>
<li>Security Mode if site is broken</li>
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<h3>How to use it?</h3>
1. Remote Access – Login without password 
=> When any support member asked you for login details. You can provide them this URL. The support team can log in through that URL. No need of any email and password. Safe and Secure. All administrator access but they cannot change the user role of any user.
2. Troubleshoot Theme and Plugins without Affecting Live Site 
=> Sometimes you need to deactivate a plugin on live site to find a conflict. support team member always asks this permission to activate/deactivate plugins. Here is a solution. This plugin will deactivate plugins and themes just for the current login user. Go To Settings->Geeky Troubleshooter->Troubleshoot Theme & Plugins
3. Edit wp-config.php constants 
=> You can edit wp-config file constants. No need of FTP.
4. Debug File Reader 
=> Read debug log file from your dashboard.
5. Security Mode if the site is broken 
=> This is one of the amazing feature ever. What if your site broke due to a recently activated plugin. Go To Settings->Geeky Troubleshooter->Secuirty Code.. It is like a password. It will deactivate all the plugins just for you except WP Geeky Troubleshooter. You just need to enter the security code in URL example.com?wgs_security_code=your_code then log in with your login details. It will open security mode. Select the required plugin. That’s it. Exit the security mode. Your site is back.

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