A sleek, modern plugin to manage WordPress debug logs with custom directories, levels, and advanced AJAX filtering.
| Author: | heavyweightdigital (profile at wordpress.org) |
| WordPress version required: | 4.8 |
| WordPress version tested: | 6.8.1 |
| Plugin version: | 1.1 |
| Added to WordPress repository: | 07-05-2025 |
| Last updated: | 27-05-2025 |
| Rating, %: | 0 |
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| Total downloads: | 453 |
| Active installs: | 10+ |
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Custom Logs is a powerful and user-friendly plugin designed to help WordPress developers and administrators manage debug logs efficiently. With a modern interface, it offers complete control over custom and WP_DEBUG logs, including custom directories, log levels, and real-time AJAX filtering.
Key Features
- Custom Log Management: Define custom log file names and directories within the uploads folder.
- WP_DEBUG Integration: Capture and redirect WP_DEBUG logs to a custom file.
- Log Levels: Filter logs by severity (None, All, Errors, Warnings, Notices).
- AJAX-Powered Log Viewer: Dynamically filter log entries by file and type without page reloads.
- Backup and Clear Logs: Easily back up or clear logs with a single click.
- Download Logs: Download custom or WP_DEBUG logs directly from the admin panel.
- Sleek UI: A modern, responsive design with uniform input heights for a polished experience.
This is the initial release (v1.0), providing a robust foundation for log management with advanced features like AJAX filtering built-in from the start.
Usage
- Enable Logging: Turn on custom logging and set a log level under “Custom Logging”.
- Set Log Files: Specify custom log file names and directories under “General” and “WP Debug Logging”.
- View Logs: Use the Log Viewer to select a log file and filter by type (e.g., Errors, Info) with real-time AJAX updates.
- Manage Logs: Test, clear, back up, or delete logs from the “Management” section.
- Download Logs: Use the “Downloads” section to save logs locally.
To log custom messages, use the custom_logs() function in your code:
`php
customdebug_log(“This is a test message”, “info”);