Plain Logger

Easily log any event on your WordPress site to text file. When simple echo and var_dump just won’t do.

Features

• Clear log with one click
• Refresh log with one click

From your WordPress Dashboard

1. Click on “Plugins > Add New” in the sidebar
2. Search for “Plain Logger”
3. Activate Plain Logger from the plugins page

From wordpress.org

1. Search for “Plain Logger”
2. Download the plugin to your local computer
3. Upload the wp-log-viewer directory to your “/wp-content/plugins” directory using your favorite ftp/sftp/scp program
4. Activate Plain Logger from the plugins page

Once Activated

Click on “Tools > Plain Logger” in the sidebar.

Requirements

• PHP 5.4.0 or greater
• WordPress 3.9 or above

Installation Instructions

From your WordPress Dashboard

1. Click on “Plugins > Add New” in the sidebar
2. Search for “Plain Logger”
3. Activate Plain Logger from the plugins page

From wordpress.org

1. Search for “Plain Logger”
2. Download the plugin to your local computer
3. Upload the wp-log-viewer directory to your “/wp-content/plugins” directory using your favorite ftp/sftp/scp program
4. Activate Plain Logger from the plugins page

Once Activated

Click on “Tools > Plain Logger” in the sidebar.

Requirements

• PHP 5.4.0 or greater
• WordPress 3.9 or above

How do I log event / error?

To log event, use do_action( “plain_logger”, “Log label”, “Logging some event”); on some WordPress hook or any place you want to log.

1. 

   ** Log view ** - Log view area where logged event / error will be displayed.

1.1.1

• Add new action to make it compatible on Theme frontend testing.
• Fix admin hiding submit button for other setting page.
• Load plugin class faster to make the usable on other plugins / themes.

1.0.0

• Initial release
  Release date: 2017-01-29

Copyright 2017 Septian Ahmad Fujianto http://septianfujianto.com