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>
</ul>
<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.

WP Geeky Troubleshooter – Troubleshoot Your WordPress Site without FTP

Easily Troubleshoot Your WordPress Site wihout Affecting Live Site.

phpguard1

PHPGuard Lite helps prevent white screens and fatal errors by allowing you to scan WordPress plugins and PHP code for syntax issues before they are activated or used.
It provides three main tools:
<ul>
<li>Scan installed plugins for PHP syntax errors </li>
<li>Scan a plugin ZIP file before installing it </li>
<li>Scan pasted PHP code snippets </li>
</ul>
All scans run locally on your server. No code is executed. No data leaves your site.
The plugin uses a safe, non-executing PHP parser to detect parse errors and fatal syntax issues that would otherwise crash WordPress when a plugin or snippet is loaded.
<h3>Privacy & Security</h3>
PHPGuard Lite is fully self-contained.
<ul>
<li>No telemetry </li>
<li>No accounts </li>
<li>No email collection </li>
<li>No licensing calls </li>
<li>No remote servers </li>
<li>No background connections </li>
</ul>
All scanning is done locally on your WordPress installation.
<h3>About base64 in snippet scanning</h3>
When scanning pasted code snippets, the browser may send the code using base64 encoding. This is only used to safely transport pasted text through an HTTP request without breaking due to special characters or encoding issues.
The base64 data is immediately decoded back into plain text and passed to the PHP parser. The code is never executed, stored, or sent anywhere.
This is a transport mechanism only — not obfuscation, encryption, or remote communication.
<h3>PHPGuard Pro</h3>
An optional commercial version, PHPGuard Pro, is planned. It will provide advanced automation and safety features for professional and agency workflows. Information about PHPGuard Pro is available on the project website.
<h3>Usage</h3>
After activation, open PHPGuard in the WordPress admin menu.
You can:
<ul>
<li>Select an installed plugin and run a syntax scan</li>
<li>Upload a plugin ZIP and scan it before installation</li>
<li>Paste PHP code into the snippet scanner</li>
</ul>
Results will show any detected syntax errors or potential issues.
<h3>Support</h3>
Documentation and project updates are available on the PHPGuard website.

PHPGuard Lite

Check WordPress plugins and PHP code for syntax errors before activating or using them.

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