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=== Logtivity === |
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Contributors: logtivity |
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Tags: logtivity, activity log, logging, event monitoring, download monitor, memberpress, user activity |
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Requires at least: 4.7 |
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Tested up to: 5.6.1 |
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Stable tag: 1.0 |
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Requires PHP: 7.0 |
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License: GPLv2 or later |
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License URI: https://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl-2.0.html |
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Track activity/events on your website. Connect your site to Logtivity to send logs to the third party service for metrics and security purposes. |
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== Description == |
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Logtivity is a Dedicated Event Monitoring Solution for WordPress. This plugin will capture events/actions on a WP site and send them to Logtivity for logging, reporting and checking for alerts. Some actions this plugin will track include installing/updating plugins, creating, updating and deleting users, page/post/custom post type CRUD actions and more. |
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Logtivity allows you to store all your sites logs in one place, set up alerts for key actions you may wish to be notified of, keep a papertrail of actions taking place on your website, export and create reports on to view the events more visually using charts. |
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[More information on Logtivity](https://logtivity.io/). |
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[Logtivity Terms of Use](https://logtivity.io/terms/). |
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[Logtivity Privacy Policy](https://logtivity.io/privacy/). |
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== Screenshots == |
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1. Configurable Site Dashboard |
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2. Site Logs with powerful filtering |
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3. WordPress Settings Page |
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4. Set up unlimited alerts for any activity you want to know about as soon as it happens. Straight to your mailbox or slack channel. |
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== Installation == |
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#### From your WordPress dashboard |
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Visit 'Plugins > Add New' |
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Search for 'logtivity’ |
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Activate Logtivity from your Plugins page. |
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#### From WordPress.org |
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Download logtivity. |
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Upload the 'logtivity' directory to your '/wp-content/plugins/' directory, either through the UI (Plugins > Add new) or via SFTP or example. |
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Activate Logtivity from your Plugins page. |
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#### Once Activated |
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Visit 'Tools > Logtivity' to view the settings page. |
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Enter your Logtivity API key, configure your options and your good to go! |
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== Frequently Asked Questions == |
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= Can I log custom events? = |
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Yes, the plugin provides a flexible API to log and store custom events with Logtivity. An example of logging a custom event is below. |
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Logtivity::log() |
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->setAction('My Custom Action') |
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->addMeta('Meta Label', $meta) |
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->addMeta('Another Meta label', $someOtherMeta) |
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->addUserMeta('Stripe Customer ID', $stripeCustomerId) |
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->send(); |
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= Can I disable user information being sent with the logs = |
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Yes. You can choose to only log a profile link, user ID, username, IP address, or nothing at all. |
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= Can I disable all default logging and only store custom logs. = |
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Yes! You can easily disable all default logging that this plugin provides so that you can only store the logs that matter to you manually. |
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You can also disable buit in logs on an individual basis via the filter example below: |
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add_action('wp_logtivity_instance', function($Logtivity_Logger) { |
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if (strpos($Logtivity_Logger->action, 'Page was updated') !== false) { |
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$Logtivity_Logger->stop(); |
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} |
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}); |
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== Changelog == |
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= 1.0 = |
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* Fix php warning when tracking a logout event. |
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