Simple History will log when a clone of a post or page is done. The plugin Duplicate Post allows users to Simple History will log redirects and groups that are created, changed, enabled or disabled and also when the global plugin settings have been modified. The redirection plugin manages url redirections, using a nice GUI. Simple History logging login attempts, lockouts, and configuration changes made in the plugin Limit Login Attempts. However it still has +1 million installs, so many users will benefit from Simple history will log details about the file being replaced and details about the new file.Īnd has not been updated for 4 years. The Enable Media Replace plugin allows you to replace a file in your media library by uploading a new file in its place. Simple History will log when cron events are added, edited, deleted, paused, resumed, and manually ran, and when cron schedules are added and deleted. The WP Crontrol plugin enables you to view and control what’s happening in the WP-Cron system. Simple History will log each user switch being made. The User Switching plugin allows you to quickly swap between user accounts in WordPress at the click of a button. Your will see when both field groups and fields are created and modified. Simple History will log changes made to the field groups and the fields inside field groups. It’s a really good way to block unwanted login attempts from malicious botnets and distributed attacks. (The creator of Simple History recommends this plugin and its brute force attack protection functions btw. In Simple History you will see what Jetpack modules that are activated and deactivated. The Jetpack plugin is a plugin from Automattic (the company behind the service) that lets you supercharge your website by adding a lot of extra functions. See when a user privacy data export request is added and when this request is approved by the user and when the user data is removed.īy default Simple History comes with built in support for the following plugins: See when a privacy data export request is added and when this request is approved by the user, downloaded by an admin, or emailed to the user. When a privacy page is created or set to a new page. Things like changes to the site title and the structure will be logged.

View details about changes made in the differnt settings sections of WordPress.

The log will then include ip address of the possible hacker.

See when someone has tried to log in, but failed. Also see when a user fails to login (good way to catch brute-force login attempts). Info about added, updated or removed users Get info when someone adds, updates or removes a widget in a sidebar See who edited, approved or removed a comment See who added, updated or deleted an taxonomy Taxonomies (Custom taxonomies, categories, tags).See who added, updated or deleted an attachment See who added, updated or deleted a post or page Out of the box Simple History has support for: The plugin works as a log/history/audit log/version history of the most important events that occur in WordPress. Simple History shows recent changes made within WordPress, directly on your dashboard or on a separate page.

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