codismo

A valuable piece of information is missing on the plugins management page in WordPress. The WordPress version the plugin has been tested up to.
This plugin fixes that, it adds a new column on the plugins page which shows the version of WordPress that your plugins have been tested up to ( according to the plugin author ). It also applies colors to spot potentially problematic plugins.
The following colors are used:
<ul>
<li>Bold Green – Tested on the exact same version you are using. ( No issues )</li>
<li>Green – Tested on the latest major release. ( Issues highly unlikely )</li>
<li>Yellow – Tested on the latest major release but not in the last 4 or more patch releases. ( Issues unlikely )</li>
<li>Red – Not tested on the latest major release. ( Issues are possible )</li>
</ul>
More info about the plugin at <a href="http://codismo.com/plugins/plugin-compatibility-info" rel="nofollow ugc">codismo.com</a>

Plugin Compatibility Info

Shows the version of WordPress that your plugins have been tested up to ( according to the plugin author ).

Jhimross Olinares

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:
<ul>
<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:
<ul>
<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>
</ul>
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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>
</ul>
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.
<ul>
<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>
</ul>
<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.

Plugin Compatibility Info vs Debugger & Troubleshooter