Site API Key
This option has been set in code.
Status:
Connected';
break;
case 'paused':
echo 'Logging is paused ';
echo '' . esc_html($api->getConnectionMessage()) . ' ';
break;
case 'fail':
echo '' . esc_html($api->getConnectionMessage()) . ' ';
break;
default:
if ($apiKey) {
echo 'Unknown error ';
} else {
echo 'Enter this site\'s API Key ';
}
break;
}
?>
You can find this value by logging into your account
and navigating to this site's settings page.
Store User ID
This option has been set in code.
If you check this box, when logging an action,
we will include the users User ID in the logged action.
Store Users Profile Link
This option has been set in code.
If you check this box, when logging an action,
we will include the users profile link in the logged action.
Store Users Username
This option has been set in code.
If you check this box, when logging an action,
we will include the users username in the logged action.
Store Users IP Address
This option has been set in code.
If you check this box, when logging an action,
we will include the users IP address in the logged action.
Verify Site URL
This option has been set in code.
When messages are sent to Logtivity, the site URL will be checked
against the URL Logtivity has on file for this API Key. If they do
not match, logging will be paused.
Enable debug mode (recommended off by default)
This option has been set in code.
This will record a history of request and response data for API calls
to a debug log file (wp-content/uploads/logtivity-logs/debug.log),
viewable below. Response details are only captured for calls that already
wait for a response (periodic settings check-ins, roughly every 10 minutes);
other calls are still sent without waiting and only the outgoing request is
logged. Enabling this does not affect performance.
Disable Individual Logs
This option has been set in code.
You can disable individual logged actions here by listing the action names, one per line.