Galaxy Weblinks

Keep track of plugins you activate or deactivate through the dashboard by viewing when each and every one of them was enabled or disabled.
This plugin allows storing plugin status tracker records for 60 days. Site administrator can customize the duration as their requirements.
Current features:
<ul>
<li>Adds new columns on the plugins dashboard screen that shows when each plugin was activated and deactivated with author name and IP address.</li>
<li>Supported on multisite.</li>
<li>Control whether you’d like to see a relative date or a “regular” date as set under Settings > General</li>
</ul>
While by default the date & time settings are being used, you can always change the date format by filtering ‘pat_date_time_format_gwl’. For instance:
<pre><code><?php

add_filter( 'pat_date_time_format_gwl', 'my_pat_date_time_format_gwl' );
function my_pat_date_time_format_gwl( $date_format ) {
 return 'm-d-Y';
}
</code></pre>
Here’s some more info on <a href="https://codex.wordpress.org/Formatting_Date_and_Time" rel="nofollow ugc">date & time formatting in WordPress</a>
Here’s a link to the documentation for the plugin. This will help you learn more about its features and how to use it. 
<a href="https://wp-plugins.galaxyweblinks.com/wp-plugins/plugin-activation-tracker/doc/" rel="nofollow ugc">Documentation</a> 
For any feedback or queries regarding this plugin, please contact our <a href="https://wp-plugins.galaxyweblinks.com/contact/" rel="nofollow ugc">Support team</a>.

Plugin Activation Tracker

Keep track of plugins you activate or deactivate through the dashboard by viewing when each and every one of them was enabled or disabled.

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PlugTracker is a comprehensive WordPress plugin designed to log and manage plugin update, activation, deactivation, installation, and deletion events. With this plugin, WordPress administrators can monitor and audit plugin-related activities in real-time. It provides detailed tracking information, including the plugin name, event type, user who triggered the action, date, and time.
Keep your site secure and organized by knowing exactly what happens with your plugins, ensuring better control over your WordPress environment.
Key Features: 
Plugin Update and Activity Tracking
Logs each plugin update with details such as: 
– Plugin name 
– Previous version 
– Update status (e.g., Success or Failed) 
– User who performed the update 
– Date and time of the update 
– Event Logging for Plugin Status Changes
Tracks when plugins are: 
– Activated 
– Deactivated 
– Added (installed) 
– Deleted (removed)
Records details like: 
– Plugin name 
– Event type (e.g., Activated, Deactivated, etc.) 
– Triggered user 
– Date and time of the event 
– Admin Dashboard Interface 
– Provides a clean and user-friendly dashboard interface
Displays logged data in two organized tables: 
– Plugin Update Logs 
– Plugin Event Logs (Activation, Deactivation, Addition, and Deletion) 
– Includes search and filter options for better usability (optional future extension)
Automatically creates database tables to store plugin event and update logs during activation. 
Easy cleanup of all logs using the built-in “Delete All Data” button in the dashboard. 
Robust and Secure
Validates permissions to ensure only administrators can access the plugin data and controls. 
Compatible with WordPress multisite installations. 
Fully Automated
Hooks into WordPress core functions to automatically track events without additional configurations. 
Lightweight and Fast
Optimized for performance to ensure your WordPress site remains fast and efficient.
Benefits: 
– Gain full visibility into plugin management on your site 
– Quickly identify who performed specific actions, such as updating or deleting plugins 
– Enhance site security by tracking unauthorized or accidental changes to plugins 
– Maintain a complete audit trail for compliance and debugging purposes 
– Effortlessly manage plugin-related data from a single dashboard
Use Cases: 
– Site Administrators 
– Monitor all plugin activities on your WordPress installation 
– Identify and troubleshoot issues caused by plugin updates or changes 
– Agencies and Developers 
– Provide clients with detailed reports on plugin changes. Keep track of team activities across different WordPress environments
Security-Conscious Users 
– Ensure accountability for all plugin-related actions 
– Track potential security breaches or unauthorized changes
Requirements: 
WordPress Version: 4.7 or higher. 
PHP Version: 7.4 or higher. 
Database: MySQL version 5.6 or greater / MariaDB version 10.1 or greater.

PlugTracker

Tracks plugin activity, including activation, deactivation, addition, deletion, and updates, with date, time, and user information recorded.

Plugin Activation Tracker vs PlugTracker