luciana123

<p>This plugin allows you to sent email notifications whenever an action is performed on your site. For example, let’s you want to be notified when a user clicks a particular button on your site, or you want to notify another person when you process a request, etc This plugin can help you.</p>
<p>Simply follow the steps below:</p>
<pre><code>    * Create Notification Template using the form below
    * Copy & Paste the following code in the theme/plugin code where you want the email notification to be sent.

    if (has_action("noa_notify_on_action")) do_action( 'noa_notify_on_action','<Enter_Notification_Name>', null);
</code></pre>
<p>There are other options on how to use the plugin. See ‘How to Use’ below</p>
<p>This plugin is available under the GPL license, which means that it’s free. If you use it for a commercial web site, if you appreciate my efforts or if you want to encourage me to develop and maintain it, please consider making a donation using Paypal, a secured payment solution. You just need to click the donate button on the settings page and follow the instructions.</p>
<h4>What about Notify On Action?</h4>
<h3>How to Use it</h3>
<p>Ways to use this plugin:<br />
    * Send Standard Notification<br />
     – Create a new Notification Type in the form below (i.e Notification Name is “SaluteMyFriend”)<br />
    – Add this code in the Theme/Plugin function when you want the notification to be submitted:</p>
<pre> if (has_action("noa_notify_on_action")){                       
    do_action( "noa_notify_on_action","SaluteMyFriend", $args);
    }
   </pre>
<p>Once the do_action executes, an email notification will be send with the information on the “SaluteMyFriend” Notification Type</p>
<pre><code>    * Send Notification with Application Specific Data
  You can also submit arguments to be sent in your email. For example, lets say you would like your email template to include application specific information which varies depending on where the user clicks, then you can pass that argument into the do_action function.                        
 - Create a new Notification Type in the form below (i.e Notification Name is "SaluteMyFriend")
- Wherever you want application specific data to be in the email, create a %xxxx% tag. (i.e In Message text box include %arg1%, %arg2%)
<pre>
 if (has_action("noa_notify_on_action")){
    $args = array("arg1" => "Good Morning",
          "arg2"=> "Joe Doh"                    
    );

    do_action( "noa_notify_on_action","SaluteMyFriend", $args);
}
   </pre>

In the Notification Type you the tags %arg1%, %arg2% to substitute the values sent. The name of the tag (i.e arg needs to match in the template and in the $args variable.

The name of these arguments need to match between the Notification Type template and the argument sent by the application. For example, if you write in the message of your Notification type "The price of %product% is %price%", then your code will look like this:
<pre>
if (has_action("noa_notify_on_action")){
    $args = array("product" => "Computer",
        "price"=> "$850.99"                             );

    do_action( "noa_notify_on_action","ProductConfirmation", $args);
}
</pre>


You can use these %args% only in the Body of the message.

* Send Notification to Application Specific Recipients</h3>

If the recipient needs to be specified by the application, use the keyword "recipients" in the arguments array. 
    if (has_action("noa_notify_on_action")){
         $args = array(                                      "recipients" => array("john@gmail.com","giulia@yahoo.com"),
                             "product" => "Computer",
                             "price"=> "$850.99"                    
                            );

                     do_action( "noa_notify_on_action","ProductConfirmation", $args);
                    }
                    </pre>

This will send the Notification Type template to John and Giulia\'s emails.
</code></pre>


Plugin Name: Notify On Action

This plugin allows Admins to set up email notification on any action performed in any of functions on themes/plugins.

DigiP

<p>This is a Security focused plug-in, which will send an email to the Administrator of the WordPress site each time login page is reached.</p>
<p>If someone attempts to login, it will also send the user name they tried logging in with, as well as their IP address, User-Agent, Timestamp, and the Referral URL.</p>
<p>If you see multiple attempts to login at times you are not logged on to the site, this means someone is attempting to brute force their way into your site, and you should ban the offending IP address from your site. Especially if they are trying multiple names, or sending them rapidly, one after another.</p>
<h3>Thank you for using my plug-in!</h3>
<p>We offer a variety of other products and security solutions for WordPress and web site security. We’re in the process of releasing our WordPress Attack Scanner, as well as a Firewall based version of the same scanner for paid subscribers.</p>
<p>For more info on these tools and products, please visit and bookmark Attack-Scanner.com, and if you like this Login Alerts Plug-in, please donate to this project.</p>
<p>I look forward to feedback from my users, as well as feature requests. All and any feedback welcome!</p>


WP Login Alerts by DigiP

E-mails the site owner if anyone reaches or attempts to login to the site. Also shows the user names they attempt to login with.

Plugin Name: Notify On Action vs WP Login Alerts by DigiP