Keep track of plugins you activate or deactivate through the dashboard by viewing when each and every one of them was enabled or disabled.
Keep track of plugins you activate or deactivate through the dashboard by viewing when each and every one of them was enabled or disabled.
This plugin allows storing plugin status tracker records for 60 days. Site administrator can customize the duration as their requirements.
Current features:
While by default the date & time settings are being used, you can always change the date format by filtering ‘pat_date_time_format_gwl’. For instance:
<?php add_filter( 'pat_date_time_format_gwl', 'my_pat_date_time_format_gwl' ); function my_pat_date_time_format_gwl( $date_format ) { return 'm-d-Y'; }
Here’s some more info on date & time formatting in WordPress
Feel free to post your feature requests and issues.
wp-content/plugins
directorySTANDARD INSTALLATION
Upload plugin-activation-tracker folder to the /wp-content/plugins/ directory
Activate the plugin through the ‘Plugins’ menu in WordPress
MU-PLUGINS INSTALLATION
Upload the plugin-activation-tracker folder to the /wp-content/mu-plugins/ directory (if that directory does not exist, you can create it)
Move plugin-activation-tracker.php out of /wp-content/mu-plugins/plugin-activation-tracker/ and directly into /wp-content/mu-plugins/
Yes. If you need to see the activation status of plugins in a standard WP install, you can simply go to Plugins -> Installed Plugins in your admin area. This plugin is specifically developed for non-multisite, multisite and multi-network installs of WordPress.
Go to the general settings option and scroll on the bottom. The option will be there.
It can store 60 days but you can customize it according to your requirements. To customize go to the Dashboard > Settings > General
Stable Release.
Stable Release.
Stable Release.
Stable Release.
Fixed – Minor issues.