Log HTTP Requests Plugin

Log and view all WP HTTP requests

How long do [core / plugin / theme] update checks take to run? What data about my site is being sent out? What about all those ajax requests? The answers to these questions are just a few clicks away.

This plugin logs all WP_HTTP requests and displays them in a table listing for easy viewing. It also stores the runtime of each HTTP request.

Available Hooks

Customize the length (in days) before older log items are removed:

 add_filter( 'lhr_expiration_days', function( $days ) { return 7; // default = 1 }); 

Don’t log items from a specific hostname:

 add_filter( 'lhr_log_data', function( $data ) { if ( false !== strpos( $data['url'], 'wordpress.org' ) ) { return false; } return $data; }); 

In the above example, the $data array keys correspond to columns within the lhr_log database table.

Important Links

• Github →

1. Download and activate the plugin.
2. Browse to Tools > Log HTTP Requests to view log entries.

= 1.4.1
* Fixed PHP8 deprecation notices

1.4

• Added extra ajax role validation (props pluginvulnerabilities.com)

1.3.2

• Escaped URL field to prevent possible XSS (props Bishop Fox)

1.3.1

• Ensured compatibility with WP 5.8

1.3

• Minor PHP cleanup
• Ensured compatibility with WP 5.7

1.2

• Moved “Log HTTP Requests” to the Tools menu (props @aaemnnosttv)
• Added “Status” column to show HTTP response code (props @danielbachhuber)
• Added prev/next browsing to the detail modal (props @marcissimus)
• Added keyboard support (up, down, esc) to the detail modal (props @marcissimus)
• Added raw timestamp to “Date Added” column on hover
• Added hook docs to the readme

1.1

• Added lhr_log_data hook to customize logged data (return FALSE to skip logging)
• Added lhr_expiration_days hook

1.0.4

• Minor styling tweak

1.0.3

• Better visibility for long URLs

1.0.2

• Minor design tweaks
• Replaced json_encode with wp_send_json

1.0.1

• Tested compatibility against WP 4.9.4

1.0.0

• Initial release