Audit Trail
Audit Trail is a plugin to keep track of what is going on inside your blog by monitoring administration functions.
Overview
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Installation instructions
Customer support & learning resources
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Main benefits
Log of user actions
Extensible for other plugins
Track user page visits
Fully localized
About this plugin
Author: John Godley
Categories: Utilities
Version: 1.3
Last updated: 11-12-2016
WordPress version: 4.3
Tested up to: 4.7.29
PHP version required: false
Languages: Español, Español de Venezuela [+6]
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Learning resources: View resources
Overview
The Audit Trail plugin is designed for WordPress users who want to maintain a comprehensive log of activities occurring on their blog. It meticulously records various actions such as user logins and the content of posts and pages, enabling users to restore previous versions if needed. Perfect for multi-user blogs, it helps identify which user performed specific actions. Additionally, the plugin is highly extensible, allowing other plugins to add and display entries in the Audit Trail. It also tracks registered user page visits and is fully localized, supporting multiple languages including English, Estonian, Belorussian, Simplified Chinese, German, Japanese, Romanian, and Lithuanian. Full documentation is available for users seeking detailed information on utilizing its features.
Log of user actions
- Tracks who logged in and when
- Records actions within the blog
- Useful for multi-user systems
Extensible
- Allows other plugins to add items to the Audit Trail
- Enables display of additional items
Track registered user page visits
- Monitors page visits by registered users
- Provides insights into user behavior
Fully localized
- Available in multiple languages
- Supports English, Estonian, Belorussian, Simplified Chinese, German, Japanese, Romanian, and Lithuanian
Rating and reviews
Lembit Kivisik
26 Jan, 2016
As the title says: simple and useful.
mageguild
13 Oct, 2014
Good idea, but all it shows is that a user saved a post. It does not say which page or what was changed.
phatjay
22 Dec, 2013
Author is using load_textdomain instead of load_plugin_textdomain function. This may break behavior of WordPress, because some filters and actions won’t be executed anymore.
phatjay
22 Dec, 2013
Author is using load_textdomain instead of load_plugin_textdomain function. This may break behavior of WordPress, because some filters and actions won’t be executed anymore.
toddleweb
12 Dec, 2013
Easy to get going quickly and monitors most things needed for a membership site. Like that its multisite and kept current to the latestWP release.
