Category: Tools

Remove Revisions

azurecurve

Description While revisions can be disabled or limited in number with settings in the wp-config file, there is no way to allow for the deletion of rev ...

Download

More Info
While revisions can be disabled or limited in number with settings in the wp-config file, there is no way to allow for the deletion of revisions over a certain ago. That is what this plugin allows you to do.

In the options you can set the number of months after which revisions are to be deleted. They can then be deleted at the click of a button or via a cron job running on a daily schedule.

The options also allow you to select the post types (both standard and custom) which can have revisions removed.

Removal of revisions is done using the ClassicPress function to ensure they are done correctly.

This plugin is multisite compatible, with options set on a per site basis.

Installation
- Download the latest release of the plugin from GitHub.
- Upload the entire zip file using the Plugins upload function in your ClassicPress admin panel.
- Activate the plugin.
- Configure relevant settings via the configuration page in the admin control panel (azurecurve menu).
Frequently Asked Questions

Can I translate this plugin?

Yes, the .pot file is in the plugins languages folder and can also be downloaded from the plugin page on https://development.azurecurve.co.uk; if you do translate this plugin, please sent the .po and .mo files to [email protected] for inclusion in the next version (full credit will be given).

Is this plugin compatible with both WordPress and ClassicPress?

This plugin is developed for ClassicPress, but will likely work on WordPress.

Changelog

Version 1.2.5
- Update plugin header for compatibility with ClasssicPress v2.
Version 1.2.4
- Update plugin header and readme for compatibility with ClassicPress Directory v2.
- Update Update Manager to version 2.5.0.
Version 1.2.3
- Update readme file for compatibility with ClassicPress Directory.
Version 1.2.2
- Fix Update Manager View Details link (contributed by xxsimoxx).
- Fix bug with display of plugin action link.
Version 1.2.1
- Fix missing constants.
Version 1.2.0
- Update plugin list.
- Remove revisions from list of post types which are eligible for having revisions removed.
- Remove jQuery which should not have been included.
- Fix incorrect update server path; **plugin will need to be manually updated if 1.1.0 was installed.
Version 1.1.0
- Refactor code to improve maintainability.
- Update language file.
- Update Update Manager to version 2.4.3.
- Add option of selecting range of days/months (was previously only months).
Version 1.0.5
- Update readme files.
- Update language template.
- Fix bug with azurecurve menu.
Version 1.0.4
- Update azurecurve menu.
- Update readme files.
Version 1.0.3
- Fix bug with plugin icon and banner not displaying.
Version 1.0.2
- Fix version number issue.
Version 1.0.1
- Fix incorrect text domain.
Version 1.0.0
- Initial release.
Other Notes

azurecurve was one of the first plugin developers to start developing for ClassicPress; all plugins are available from azurecurve Development and are integrated with the Update Manager plugin for fully integrated, no hassle, updates.

The other plugins available from azurecurve are:
- Add Open Graph Tags – details / download
- Add Twitter Cards – details / download
- Avatars – details / download
- BBCode – details / download
- Breadcrumbs – details / download
- Call-out Boxes – details / download
- Check Plugin Status – details / download
- Code – details / download
- Comment Validator – details / download
- Conditional Links – details / download
- Contact Forms – details / download
- Disable FLoC – details / download
- Display After Post Content – details / download
- Estimated Read Time – details / download
- Events – details / download
- Filtered Categories – details / download
- Flags – details / download
- Floating Featured Image – details / download
- Gallery From Folder – details / [download](https://github.com/azurecurve/azrcrv-gallery-from-fol
PHP Error Log Viewer

Simone Fioravanti

The PHP Error Log Viewer plugin for ClassicPress brings your error log straight into your dashboard. Color-coding helps you to quickly scan even the l ...

Download

More Info
The PHP Error Log Viewer plugin for ClassicPress brings your error log straight into your dashboard. Color-coding helps you to quickly scan even the longest of error logs. Or, just filter out the errors you don’t want to see. No more wall-of-text error messages – this plugin turns your PHP error log into an incredibly useful display.

Fast, Lightweight, and User-Friendly

There are lots of debugging plugins out there – debugging suites, really. This plugin isn’t intended to become one of them. The PHP Error Log Viewer plugin handles a very specific task and that is to display the PHP error log in a user-friendly manner than can be easily filtered, styled, sorted, preserved, or purged.

More Debugging, Less Clicking

If you have grown tired of flipping back and forth between screens/browsers/apps/whatever to check and recheck your PHP error log as you’re writing code, this will be incredibly handy for you. There’s a link to the error log within reach at all times and it doesn’t require any special configuration.

Viewing the Error Log

Click the PHP Errors menu item in your admin bar. Hover the menu item momentarily and it will reveal your current PHP version. Alternatively, you can access the error log by navigating to Dashboard > Tools > PHP Error Log.

Filtering the Error Log

The checkboxes across the top of the display allow you to show and hide each of the various types of errors: Deprecated, Notice, Warning, Error, and Other. There are also checkboxes to show and hide the time/date, stack traces, and to sort the error log in reverse. Tick your preferred boxes and click the Apply Filters button to update the display.

Refreshing the Error Log

When viewing the error log, you will find a button to Refresh Error Log at the right side of the page. Clicking this button has the same effect as clicking your browser’s refresh button. The error log will be re-read and displayed fresh.

Purging the Error Log

When viewing the error log, you will find a button to Purge Error Log at the right side of the page. Clicking this button will purge all messages from the error log. A confirmation dialog prevents accidental deletion. If your error log is not writable by the PHP process, you will not see this button.

Purging the Error Log via AJAX

In the admin bar, you will find a link PHP Errors which, when hovered, will expose a link to Purge Error Log. Clicking this button will purge all messages from the error log without redirecting you away from the current page. A confirmation dialog prevents accidental deletion. If your error log is not writable by the PHP process, you will not see this link.

Manually Triggering Errors

As of version 2.2.0, there is a function that allows you to manually trigger user-level notices, warnings, or errors and have them neatly displayed in the error log. Here is an example of creating your own wrapper function for added convenience.
```
/**
     * Creating your own error logging wrapper function
     *
     * This example shows how you might integrate the logging function into your own
     * utility plugin.
     *
     * @param mixed $data   Pass in a string, integer, array, object, etc.
     * @param str $level    Must be notice, warning, or error.
     * @param int $file     Use __FILE__ constant to include filename.
     * @param bool $line    Use __LINE__ constant to include line number.
     */
    function log_data($data, $level='notice', $file=false, $line=false) {

    	// If error log plugin is active and the needed function exists...
    	if (function_exists('codepotent_php_error_log_viewer_log')) {
    		return codepotent_php_error_log_viewer_log($data, $level, $file, $line);
    	}

    	// Or, if error log plugin is inactive, you can include just the needed function...
    	if (file_exists($file = plugin_dir_path(__DIR__).'codepotent-php-error-log-viewer/includes/functions.php')) {
    		require_once($file);
    		return codepotent_php_error_log_viewer_log($data, $level, $file, $line);
    	}

    	// If the error log plugin just doesn't exist, there's a fallback.
    	trigger_error(print_r($data, true), E_USER_WARNING);

    }

    // Elsewhere, send data to the log like this:
    $data = 'whatever type of data';
    log_data($data, 'notice', __FILE__, __LINE__);
```
Display Options

The checkboxes at the top of the error log display allow you to choose which types of error messages you want to see. Check any of the boxes and click the Apply Filter button to update the display.
- Date/Time
  Check this box to show dates, times, and other meta data.
- Notice
  Check this box to show non-critical PHP notices.
- Warning
  Check this box to show non-critical PHP warnings.
- Error
  Check this box to show critical PHP errors.
- Other
  Check this box to show any other errors that didn’t meet the above criteria.
- Show Stack Traces
  Check this box to show stack traces for critical errors. Note that not all critical errors will generate a stack trace.
- Reverse Sort
  Check this box to display the error log with latest errors at the top.
Primary Alert Bubble This filter allows you to hide or redesign the primary (red) alert bubble in the admin bar. This filter accepts a single argument, the markup of the primary alert bubble.
```
function yourprefix_hide_primary_alert($alert) {
    return '';
}
add_filter('codepotent_php_errror_log_viewer_primary_alert', 'yourprefix_hide_primary_alert');
```
Secondary Alert Bubble This filter will allow you to hide or redesign the secondary (gray) alert bubble in the admin bar. This filter accepts a single argument, the markup of the secondary alert bubble.
```
function yourprefix_hide_secondary_alert($alert) {
    return '';
}
add_filter('codepotent_php_errror_log_viewer_primary_alert', 'yourprefix_hide_secondary_alert');
```
Add Content Before Legend

In cases where you need to insert some contextual information, either of the following filters can be used to place the content before or after the legend. These filters receive an empty string as an argument.
```
function yourprefix_before_error_log_legend($markup) {
    $markup = 'This content appears before the legend.';
    return $markup;
}
add_filter('codepotent_php_errror_log_viewer_before_legend', 'yourprefix_before_error_log_legend');
```
Add Content After Legend

Identical to the filter above, except this filter places your contextual content below the legend.
```
function yourprefix_after_error_log_legend($markup) {
    $markup = 'This content appears after the legend.';
    return $markup;
}
add_filter('codepotent_php_errror_log_viewer_after_legend', 'yourprefix_after_error_log_legend');
```
Using Custom Error Colors

To override the color-coding for the error messages and legend, copy the following styles into your theme’s style.css file and make your changes there.
```
/* Deprecated code. */
#codepotent-php-error-log-viewer .php-deprecated, 
.codepotent-php-error-log-viewer-legend-box.item-php-deprecated {
	border-left:10px solid #847545;
	}
/* Notices. */
#codepotent-php-error-log-viewer .php-notice,
.codepotent-php-error-log-viewer-legend-box.item-php-notice {
	border-left:10px solid #ccc;
	}
/* Warnings. */
#codepotent-php-error-log-viewer .php-warning,
.codepotent-php-error-log-viewer-legend-box.item-php-warning {
	border-left:10px solid #ffee58;
	}
/* Errors. */
#codepotent-php-error-log-viewer .php-error,
.codepotent-php-error-log-viewer-legend-box.item-php-error {
	border-left:10px solid #e53935;
	}
/* Stack traces. */
#codepotent-php-error-log-viewer .php-stack-trace-title,
#codepotent-php-error-log-viewer .php-stack-trace-step,
#codepotent-php-error-log-viewer .php-stack-trace-origin,
.codepotent-php-error-log-viewer-legend-box.item-php-stack-trace-title {
	border-left:10px solid #ef9a9a;
	}
/* Any other messages. */
#codepotent-php-error-log-viewer .php-other,
.codepotent-php-error-log-viewer-legend-box.item-php-other {
	border-left:10px solid #00bcd4;
	}
```
Stats for Update Manager

Simone Fioravanti

Discover how many sites are using your plugins and themes! This is a companion plugin for Update Manager. With Stats for Update Manager you ...

Download

More Info
Discover how many sites are using your plugins and themes!

This is a companion plugin for Update Manager.

With Stats for Update Manager you can count active installations of your plugins and themes that serve updates with Update Manager.

You’ll find a new submenu, Statistics, under the Update Manager menu.

It’s compatible with Update Manager versions 1.x and 2.x.

It supports WP-CLI. See the help typing:
- wp help statistics show
- wp help statistics purge
- wp help statistics delete
When a plugin/theme is in that count

Plugins and themes that queried Update Manager at least once in the last week are considered active. When a plugin/theme have not queried Update Manager in the last 4 week it’s removed from the database table. See filters section to tweak.

It also add the number of active installations in the plugin details. See filters section to tweak.

You can reset the count using the Reset row action.

Disclaimers

This plugin is intended to be used by developers.

Filters

Change/hide the number of active installations in plugin info tab

sfum_active_installations let’s you change/hide the number displayed in the details of your plugins.

Examples:

add_filter('sfum_active_installations', 'example_filter');

Don’t show active installation for my nothing-to-see plugin and raise it to one million for boost!
function example_filter($ar){ unset ($ar['nothing-to-see/nothing-to-see.php']); $ar['boost/boost.php'] = 1000000; return $ar; }
Or simply disable it all
function example_filter($ar){ return []; }
Note: the real number is cached for 6 hours.

Add opt-in or opt-out for your plugin users

Supported by Update Manager Client since 2.3.0. Note: this filter is from Update Manager, not from Stats for Update Manager.
codepotent_update_manager_filter_{$slug}_client_request let’s you inject data in the request made by UpdateClient.class.php.

Example:
add_filter('codepotent_update_manager_filter_my-slug/my-slug.php_client_request', 'example_filter'); function example_filter($body){ if( 'no' === get_option( 'my-slug-usage-statistics' ) ) { $body['sfum'] = 'no-log'; } return $body; }
Recognize your own sites in debug

Note that debug information is displayed only if WP_DEBUG is set to true.

sfum_my_sites let’s you recognize your own sites. They will be marked with an * in the debug informations.
With this filter you can populate an array of sha512-hashed urls.
Example:
add_filter('sfum_my_sites', 'all_my_sites'); function all_my_sites($sha) { $mysites = [ 'https://my-first-site.dog', 'https://www.my-second-site.dog' ]; $myhashes = array_map(function($value){ return hash('sha512', $value); }, $mysites); return $myhashes; }
Configure the timing a plugin/theme is considered active or stale

sfum_inactive_after let’s you configure the number of days before a plugin/theme installation is considered inactive.

sfum_old_after let’s you configure the number of days before a plugin/theme installation is considered stale and will be removed from the database.

Example:
// An entry is old after 2 days and will be removed after 7 add_filter('sfum_inactive_after', 'return_two'); add_filter('sfum_old_after', 'return_seven'); function return_two($days) { return 2; } function return_seven($days) { return 7; }
Note that filtering sfum_old_after to 0 will erase your database when the daily maintenence cronjob is executed.

Prevent specific(s) plugin(s)/theme(s) to be logged

sfum_exclude let’s you configure an array of identifier that are excluded from logging.

Note: this don’t clean your database from already logged ones.

Example:
// Don't log those plugins add_filter('sfum_exclude', 'no_log_please'); function no_log_please($list) { $excluded = [ 'please-dont/log-me.php', 'excluded-plugin/excluded-plugin.php', 'my-theme-slug' ]; return $excluded; }
Shortcodes

[sfum-installs]

The above shortcode returns an integer depicting the total number of all installations (of all plugins and themes) across the web. Developers can use it in a sentence:

Our plugins have [n] active installations!

[sfum-installs id=”my-plugin-folder/my-plugin-file.php”]

Building on the previous example, you can also provide a plugin or theme id. This shortcode returns an integer depicting the total number of installs for the plugin or theme with the given identifier. Developers can use it in a sentence:

My Awesome Plugin has [n] active installations!

My Amazing Theme has [n] active installations!

[sfum-domains]

This shortcode returns an integer depicting the number of unique domains using all of the developer’s plugins. Developers can use it in a sentence:

Code Potent is running on [n] sites!

REST API

To get a list of endpoint identifier and active installations you can access wp-json/stats/v1/stats/.
To enable this, add to wp-config.php this line:
define( 'SFUM_ENABLE_REST', true );
Note that the value of active installation is affected by the filter sfum_active_installations.

GDPR / privacy

This plugin stores data about plugin/theme updates in a table.
You can configure how much time this data is kept using sfum_old_after filter (defaults to 4 weeks).
All the data is removed at plugin uninstall.
- URL of the site asking for updates, sha512 hashed
- plugin/theme checked
- timestamp of the last check
Is up to you to decide if and to inform your plugin/theme users that this data is kept.

To help us know the number of active installations of this (Stats for Update Manager) plugin, we collect and store anonymized data when the plugin check in for updates. The date and unique plugin identifier are stored as plain text and the requesting URL is stored as a non-reversible hashed value. This data is stored for up to 28 days.

To skip Stats for Update Manager from logging, the plugin/theme have to ask for updates defining, in the body of the request done by UpdateClient, $body['sfum']='no-log'.
Since version 2.3.0 of Update Manager client this can be done using a filter.

Screenshot
Add Twitter Cards

azurecurve

Description Add Twitter Cards to attach rich photos to Tweets, helping to drive traffic to your website. Options allow: Card Types of Summary or Summ ...

Download

More Info
Add Twitter Cards to attach rich photos to Tweets, helping to drive traffic to your website.

Options allow:
- Card Types of Summary or Summary With Images.
- Excerpt or first 200 characters of post added to card.
- Featured Image or first post image will be added to card (subject to configurable minimum size).
- Integrate with Floating Featured Images for card image.
This plugin is multisite compatible; each site will need settings to be configured in the admin dashboard.

Installation
- Download the latest release of the plugin from GitHub.
- Upload the entire zip file using the Plugins upload function in your ClassicPress admin panel.
- Activate the plugin.
- Configure relevant settings via the configuration page in the admin control panel (azurecurve menu).
Frequently Asked Questions

Can I translate this plugin?

Yes, the .pot file is in the plugins languages folder; if you do translate this plugin, please sent the .po and .mo files to [email protected] for inclusion in the next version (full credit will be given).

Is this plugin compatible with both WordPress and ClassicPress?

This plugin is developed for ClassicPress, but will likely work on WordPress.

Changelog

Version 2.0.5
- Update plugin header for compatibility with ClasssicPress v2.
Version 2.0.4
- New version to fix version issue.
Version 2.0.3
- Update plugin header and readme for compatibility with ClassicPress Directory v2.
- Update Update Manager to version 2.5.0.
Version 2.0.2
- Update readme file for compatibility with ClassicPress Directory.
Version 2.0.1
- Fix Update Manager View Details link (contributed by xxsimoxx).
Version 2.0.0
- Refactor code to use namespace, improve security and improve maintainability.
- Update language template.
- Update Update Manager to version 2.4.3.
Version 1.4.3
- Update readme files.
- Update language template.
- Fix bug with azurecurve menu.
Version 1.4.2
- Update azurecurve menu.
- Update readme files.
Version 1.4.1
- Update azurecurve logo.
Version 1.4.0
- Add option to use featured image if one set, otherwise use existing functionality.
- Fix bug with missing minimum image size check.
- Fix bug with population of default options causing whitescreen.
- Disable Use FFI option if Floating Featured Image by azurecurve is not installed and active.
Version 1.3.4
- Fix bug with missing default options.
- Update azurecurve menu.
Version 1.3.3
- Fix bug with population of default options.
Version 1.3.2
- Fix bug with incorrect language domain.
- Update azurecurve plugin menu.
Version 1.3.1
- Remove unnecessary code from azrcrv_atc_get_option function.
Version 1.3.0
- Fix plugin action link to use admin_url() function.
- Rewrite option handling so defaults not stored in database on plugin initialisation.
- Add plugin icon and banner.
- Update azurecurve plugin menu.
Version 1.2.0
- Add plugin icon and banner.
- Add minimum dimensions for Twitter card image.
Version 1.1.5
- Fix bug with empty post array when getting twitter name.
- Check size of image greater than 100px and search for next; if none found use fallback image.
- Add unique id to Twitter card images as Twitter only allows one card to use a specific image.
Version 1.1.4
- Fix bug with setting of default options.
- Fix bug with plugin menu.
- Update plugin menu css.
- Extend length of Twitter Username field.
Version 1.1.3
- Fix call of deprectaed get_usermeta to use get_user_meta.
- Fix bug which prevented fall back image.
- Rewrite default option creation function to resolve several bugs.
- Upgrade azurecurve plugin to store available plugins in options.
Version 1.1.2
- Update Update Manager class to v2.0.0.
- Update action link.
- Update azurecurve menu icon with compressed image.
Version 1.1.1
- Fix bug with incorrect language load text domain.
Version 1.1.0
- Add integration with Update Manager for automatic updates.
- Fix issue with display of azurecurve menu.
- Change settings page heading.
- Add load_plugin_textdomain to handle translations.
Version 1.0.3
- Fix bug with selection of image.
Version 1.0.2
- Fix bug with Twitter Card on non-singular pages.
- Fix bug with text domain on addition of menu and rebuild pot.
Version 1.0.1
- Update azurecurve menu for easier maintenance.
- Move require of azurecurve menu below security check.
Version 1.0.0
- Initial release; idea and some code from Code Potent.
Other Notes

Other Notes

azurecurve was one of the first plugin developers to start developing for ClassicPress; all plugins are available from azurecurve Development and are integrated with the Update Manager plugin for fully integrated, no hassle, updates.

The other plugins available from azurecurve are:
- Add Open Graph Tags – details / download
- Add Twitter Cards – details / download
- Avatars – details / download
- BBCode – details / [download](https://git
Add Open Graph Tags

azurecurve

Add Open Graph Tags plugin for ClassicPress

Download

More Info
Add Open Graph Tags to attach rich photos to social media posts to Facebook or LinkedIn, helping to drive traffic to your website.

Options allow:
- Excerpt or first 200 characters of post added to card.
- Featured Image or first post image will be added to card.
- Integrate with Floating Featured Images for card image.
This plugin is multisite compatible; each site will need settings to be configured in the admin dashboard.

Installation
- Download the latest release of the plugin from GitHub.
- Upload the entire zip file using the Plugins upload function in your ClassicPress admin panel.
- Activate the plugin.
- Configure relevant settings via the configuration page in the admin control panel (azurecurve menu).
Frequently Asked Questions

Can I translate this plugin?

Yes, the .pot file is in the plugins languages folder; if you do translate this plugin, please sent the .po and .mo files to [email protected] for inclusion in the next version (full credit will be given).

Is this plugin compatible with both WordPress and ClassicPress?

This plugin is developed for ClassicPress, but will likely work on WordPress.

Changelog

Version 2.0.3
- Update plugin header and readme yet again for compatibility with ClassicPress Directory.
Version 2.0.3
- Update plugin header and readme for compatibility with ClassicPress Directory v2.
- Update Update Manager to version 2.5.0.
Version 2.0.2
- Update readme file for compatibility with ClassicPress Directory.
Version 2.0.1
- Fix Update Manager View Details link (contributed by xxsimoxx).
Version 2.0.0
- Refactor code to use namespace, improve security and improve maintainability.
- Update language template.
- Update Update Manager to version 2.4.3.
Version 1.4.3
- Update readme files.
- Update language template.
- Fix bug with azurecurve menu.
Version 1.4.2
- Update azurecurve menu.
- Update readme files.
Version 1.4.1
- Update azurecurve logo.
Version 1.4.0
- Add option to use featured image if one set, otherwise use existing functionality.
- Fix bug with minimum image size check not using options.
- Fix bug with population of default options causing whitescreen.
- Disable Use FFI option if Floating Featured Image by azurecurve is not installed and active.
Version 1.3.4
- Fix bug with call to non-existant function
- Fix bug when no image found and no default set.
- Update azurecurve menu.
Version 1.3.3
- Fix bug with getfilesize call.
- Fix bug with population of default options.
Version 1.3.2
- Fix bug with population of default options.
- Update azurecurve plugin menu.
Version 1.3.1
- Remove unnecessary code from azrcrv_aogt_get_option function.
Version 1.3.0
- Fix plugin action link to use admin_url() function.
- Rewrite option handling so defaults not stored in database on plugin initialisation.
Version 1.2.1
- Fix bug with incorrect image variable.
Version 1.2.0
- Add plugin icon and banner.
- Add minimum dimensions for open graph tags image.
Version 1.1.5
- Check size of image greater than 100px and search for next; if none found use fallback image.
Version 1.1.4
- Fix bug with setting of default options.
- Fix bug with plugin menu.
- Update plugin menu css.
- Fix bug with call to atc function.
Version 1.1.3
- Fix bug which prevented fall back image.
- Rewrite default option creation function to resolve several bugs.
- Upgrade azurecurve plugin to store available plugins in options.
Version 1.1.2
- Update Update Manager class to v2.0.0.
- Update action link.
- Update azurecurve menu icon with compressed image.
Version 1.1.1
- Fix bug with incorrect language load text domain.
Version 1.1.0
- Add integration with Update Manager for automatic updates.
- Fix issue with display of azurecurve menu.
- Change settings page heading.
- Add load_plugin_textdomain to handle translations.
Version 1.0.1
- Add integration with Update Manager for automatic updates.
- Fix issue with display of azurecurve menu.
- Change settings page heading.
Version 1.0.0
- Initial release.
Other Notes

azurecurve was one of the first plugin developers to start developing for ClassicPress; all plugins are available from azurecurve Development and are integrated with the Update Manager plugin for fully integrated, no hassle, updates.

The other plugins available from azurecurve are:
- Add Twitter Cards – details / download
- Avatars – details / download
- BBCode – details / download
- Breadcrumbs – details / download
- Call-out Boxes – details / download
- Check Plugin Status – details / [download](https://github.com/azurecurve/azrcrv-check-plugin-stat