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Culprit – Conflict Detection

开发者 ManicSoup
更新时间 2026年8月7日 07:43
PHP版本: 7.4 及以上
WordPress版本: 7.0
版权: GPLv3 or later
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debug troubleshooting conflict fatal error white screen

下载

1.0.1

详情介绍:

When your WordPress site breaks, the first question is always the same: which plugin or theme did it? Culprit answers that. Culprit catches PHP fatal errors and the White Screen of Death the moment they happen, identifies the plugin or theme that owns the failing code, and shows you a clear, readable incident: what broke, when, and how many times. If you choose to enable it, an optional early-boot watcher extends coverage to crashes that occur before plugins load — even when the crash happens so early that you can't reach your admin. This is the free core. It runs quietly, costs almost nothing, and never touches your site — it only observes. What Culprit does (free) Premium (available at manicsoup.com) Elite

安装:

  1. Upload the plugin to /wp-content/plugins/culprit or install it through the Plugins screen.
  2. Activate it. Crash capture works immediately, no setup required.
  3. Optionally, enable the early-boot watcher on the Culprit → Status screen to also catch crashes that happen before plugins load.
  4. Visit the Culprit menu to see detected incidents.

屏幕截图:

  • Environment report (free) — WordPress, PHP, database, server, caching, theme, and plugin versions in one place, downloadable as a support report.
  • Time Machine debugging (Premium) — the chain of events between the last known good state and the crash, with the likeliest cause flagged.
  • Hook Inspector (Premium) — every callback on any hook, in execution order, with the plugin or theme that owns it, plus a page-load timeline.
  • Recovery Assistant (Elite) — one click disables only the plugin that broke your site.
  • Everything the paid tiers unlock, listed right in the free version.

常见问题:

Does Culprit slow down my site?

No. The watcher is tiny and only does work when a fatal error actually occurs.

Does it change anything on my site?

No. The free version only observes and reports. It never modifies, disables, or deletes anything.

Does Culprit write files outside its own folder?

Only if you explicitly enable the optional early-boot watcher on the Status screen — that installs a small must-use loader in wp-content/mu-plugins so crashes during earliest boot can be caught. Nothing is installed automatically, and disabling the watcher (or deactivating/uninstalling Culprit) removes it. Crash captures are stored in a protected folder inside your uploads directory.

What if my host won't let it install the watcher?

Culprit falls back to a standard handler that still catches most crashes, and tells you in the Status tab.

更新日志:

1.0.1 1.0.0