Gleap Plugin

Gleap helps developers build the best software faster. It is your affordable in-app bug reporting tool for apps, websites and industrial applications.

No more wasting time trying to reproduce a bug. Gleap reports automatically contain a replay video, session data, logs and more. Even better: You can add custom data to your bug details.

Let’s get started with the Gleap plugin for WordPress

e.g.

1. Upload gleap.zip to the /wp-content/plugins/ directory and extract it
2. Activate the plugin through the ‘Plugins’ menu in WordPress
3. Place <?php do_action('plugin_name_hook'); ?> in your templates

1. 

   Gleap SDK for WordPress

2. 

   Automated screenshots with every bug

3. 

   60 second video replay

4. 

   Feature requests

5. 

   Your own feature widget

6. 

   User ratings

13.0.2

• Added action to track events
  e.g. do_action(‘gleap_send_custom_event’, $event_data);

13.0.1

• Added filter to inject custom user data.

function add_custom_data_to_gleap_identify($data) {
$user_group = \Groups_Helper::get_group_for_current_user();

if($user_group) { $data['customData']['mandat'] = $user_group->ap_mandant; } return $data; 

}
add_filter(‘gleap_identify_data’, ‘add_custom_data_to_gleap_identify’);

13.0.0

• Updated dependencies and introduced WPML language detection.

11.0.1

• Updated dependencies to support WP 6.2 and newer.

11.0.0

• Added permission based widget toggle.

8.0.5

• Improved the settings menu.

8.0.4

• Fixed bug that causes a php undefined notice.

8.0.3

• Made identity verification secret optional

8.0.2

• Fixed some minor issues.

8.0.0

• Updated to Gleap Widget 8.0.0

7.0.0

• Updated to Gleap Widget 7.0.0

6.3.0

• Updated to Gleap Widget 6.3.0

6.0.0

• Updated to Gleap Widget 6.0.0

1.0

• Initial release for WordPress

1.1

• Added options for Replays, Network Logs, Crash Detector & “Logged in users only”.