By WebizitoWP Online Active Users Plugin
WP Online Active Users plugin enables you to display how many users are currently online active and display on your Users page in the WordPress admin.
WordPress Online Active Users plugin enables you to display how many users are currently online active and display user last seen on your Users page in the WordPress admin. The best way to show real-time online active users in WordPress dashboard is by using the WP Online Active Users plugin. However, you can check the status of your own WordPress site’s active users by logging into your WordPress site and viewing the “Users” section, which displays a list of all users currently logged in to your WordPress site. This plugins are available that can track and display real-time active user on your WordPress site.
It’s a great tool for website owners who want to monitor their website’s activity and ensure the security of their site. Plus, with a simple and user-friendly interface, this plugin is easy to install and use. Stay on top of your website’s activity with WP Online Active Users.
WP Online Active Users plugin also supported with WooCommerce and shows how many customer logins it currently has.
WP Online Active Users provides Shortcode to display the how many users are currently online active in custom locations. These Shortcodes are usually used to display currently active users in different page builders. Below Shortcode:
[webi_active_user] KEY FEATURES:
- Here you can easily see who is currently online Active users (logged) Status in to your WordPress admin dashboard.
- Displays a green dot next to each online users status on their profile.
- Displays a red dot and last seen next to each offline status on their profile.
- Display Active User in Admin Bar.
For Whom Wp Online Active Users Is Useful?
- Most needed for Website Owner
- Administrator, Editor, Author, Contributor, Subscriber and Customer.
We are planning to add more features in the upcoming versions. If you think we’re missing something big, please post your suggestions in the plugin’s forum.
Technical Support
We’re active for any support issues and feature suggestions. So hope you will love it. Please contact us at support forum.
DONATIONS
Thank you for considering a donation to support the development of WP Online Active Users! Your donation helps us to continue improving and maintaining this plugin, and ensures that we can provide ongoing support to our users.
Installation
- Download the latest version of WP Online Active Users.
- Upload plugin files to your plugins folder, or install using WordPress built-in Add New Plugin installer;
- Activate the plugin;
- Go to WP-Admin -> Users
- The column name is User Online Status.
Screenshots
Admin - Users Pages - User Online Status
Admin - Dashboard Online Active Users
Admin - Display Active User in Admin Bar
Admin - Here You can also add the shortcode where you want the display of Active Users to appear on any WordPress post, page, or widget sidebar
Fronted - Here display Online Active Users in pages, post and widget sidebar using shortcode
FAQ
- An active user on a website is a visitor who is currently logging or interacting with the site.
- You can use the ShortCode [webi_active_user] to use in your admin Pages/Templates/Themes.
- There are several ways to see the number of active users on your WordPress website. One way is to use a plugin like WP Online Active Users displays the number of active users in real-time and provides additional information about the users.
- Knowing the number of active users on your WordPress website can help you make informed decisions about your site’s content, design, and functionality. By understanding how many users are visiting your site and what they are doing, you can optimize your site to better meet their needs and improve their overall experience.
- There are several ways to limit the number of active users on your WordPress website, such as using plugins like WP Limit Login Attempts or Limit Login Attempts Reloaded. These plugins allow you to set limits on the number of login attempts, which can help prevent brute-force attacks and limit the number of active users on your site.
Changelog
1.0
- Initial release
1.1
- Added Shortcode to display currently active user count anywhere in site
- Minor some bug fixes
1.2
- Added in admin bar to display currently active users counter
- NEW: Bump to WordPress 6.2
- Minor some bug fixes
1.3
- Minor some bug fixes
1.4
- Fixed Two-Factor plugin column content issue
1.5
- Added uninstall file and improved security
1.6
- Minor some bug fixes
1.7
- WordPress latest Version bug fixes
1.8
- Minor some bug fixes
1.9
- WordPress latest Version Support
2.0
- Minor some bug fixes
2.1
- WordPress latest Version supported
2.2
- WordPress latest Version supported