Easy PHP Settings
| 开发者 |
shahadul878
codereyes |
|---|---|
| 更新时间 | 2026年6月21日 16:43 |
| PHP版本: | 7.2 及以上 |
| WordPress版本: | 7.0 |
| 版权: | GPLv2 or later |
| 版权网址: | 版权信息 |
详情介绍:
Easy PHP Settings provides a user-friendly interface to view and manage crucial PHP and WordPress configurations without needing to manually edit server files. It's designed for both single-site and multisite installations, giving administrators the power to optimize their environment directly from the dashboard.
Key Features:
- Manage PHP Settings: Easily modify the 5 core PHP settings (
memory_limit,upload_max_filesize,post_max_size,max_execution_time,max_input_vars) through dedicated fields. - Custom php.ini Configuration: Add any additional PHP directives (session settings, timezone, logging, file uploads, etc.) directly in the flexible custom configuration textarea.
- Quick Presets: Choose from pre-configured optimization profiles (Default, Performance, WooCommerce, Development, Large Media) that populate both core fields and custom php.ini directives automatically.
- WordPress Memory Management: Configure WordPress-specific memory limits including
WP_MEMORY_LIMITandWP_MAX_MEMORY_LIMITto optimize your site's performance. - Automatic Configuration: When you save your settings, the plugin automatically generates
.user.iniandphp.inifiles in your WordPress root directory. - Configuration Generator: For locked-down environments, the plugin provides a generator to create configuration snippets that you can manually add to your server files.
- PHP Extensions Viewer: View all loaded PHP extensions categorized by type, with indicators for critical missing extensions and recommendations.
- Settings Validation: Automatically detects potentially problematic configuration values and warns you before saving.
- Settings History: Track all changes made to your settings with the ability to restore previous configurations. Export history as CSV.
- Import/Export: Backup your settings as JSON files and migrate configurations between sites effortlessly.
- One-Click Reset: Reset to recommended values or server defaults with automatic backup creation.
- Helpful Tooltips: Hover over help icons next to each setting to understand what it does and why it matters.
- Live Status Checker: A dedicated "Status" tab shows your current server environment, including PHP version, server software, and a comparison of current vs. recommended PHP values.
- WordPress Debugging: A "Debugging" tab with on/off switches lets you easily toggle
WP_DEBUG,WP_DEBUG_LOG,WP_DEBUG_DISPLAY, andSCRIPT_DEBUGconstants in yourwp-config.phpfile. - Multisite Compatible: On multisite networks, settings are managed at the network level by Super Admins.
安装:
- Upload the
easy-php-settingsfolder to the/wp-content/plugins/directory. - Activate the plugin through the 'Plugins' menu in WordPress.
- Go to Tools > PHP Settings to configure the plugin. For multisite installations, go to Network Admin > Settings > PHP Settings.
屏幕截图:
常见问题:
Why can't I change some settings directly?
Some PHP settings are locked at the server level for security or performance reasons. Your hosting provider determines which settings can be modified at runtime. For these settings, our plugin provides a "Configuration Generator" to give you the code snippets you need to place in your server's configuration files (like .user.ini or .htaccess).
Where are the .user.ini and php.ini files saved?
When you save settings, the plugin automatically creates these files in the root directory of your WordPress installation (the same directory where wp-config.php is located).
What do the switches on the Debugging tab do?
These switches directly control the debugging constants in your wp-config.php file. Toggling them on or off will define or update the corresponding constant (WP_DEBUG, WP_DEBUG_LOG, etc.), allowing you to easily enable or disable WordPress debugging modes.
What is WP_MEMORY_LIMIT and why is it important?
WP_MEMORY_LIMIT is a WordPress-specific constant that controls the amount of memory allocated to WordPress for its operations. It's different from PHP's memory_limit as it specifically affects WordPress processes. This setting is crucial for sites with many plugins, themes, or heavy content management. The plugin allows you to easily configure this setting to prevent "Allowed memory size exhausted" errors and improve your site's performance.
更新日志:
1.2.0
Released: June 20, 2026
- Release 1.2.0 - admin UI redesign and tracker improvements
- Improved: Complete admin UI redesign with hero header, icon tabs, card-based layout, and responsive design system across all tabs.
- Improved: Redesigned save button with sticky footer bar, gradient styling, and loading spinner overlay during form submission.
- Improved: PHP Settings table with search toolbar, status badges, select-all, and copy-selected actions.
- Improved: Advanced Tools section combining Configuration Generator, Test Settings, and Danger Zone into a unified grid layout.
- Added: Dashboard widget offers displayed as post-style cards with images from the plugin tracker API.
- Added: 7-day countdown admin notice for new tracker offers with dismiss and snooze actions.
- Fixed: Plugin tracker restores install reporting without opt-in, full payload (admin email, plugins, themes), and blocking install requests.
- Fixed: Deactivation hook reports uninstalls and clears scheduled tracker pings.
- Improved: Tracker offer cache refresh and hourly admin sync for up-to-date dashboard data.
- Added: Admin notice asking the user to leave a 5-star review on WordPress.org after the plugin has been installed for 7 days. Includes "Rate now", "Maybe later" (7-day snooze), and "Already did / Don't show again" actions.
- Fixed: Plugin usage tracker now sends data on activation without requiring opt-in, restores full payload (admin email, plugin/theme inventory), and uses blocking requests for reliable install reporting.
- Fixed: Tracker deactivation hook reports uninstalls and clears scheduled pings.
- Improved: Hourly admin sync keeps tracker dashboard data up to date between weekly cron pings.
- Fixed: Removed unbalanced-parentheses validation that caused false "Unbalanced parentheses detected in config file" errors on live servers when wp-config.php contains parentheses inside strings or comments.
- Fixed: wp-config.php validation now detects required DB_* constants with flexible spacing/quoting, preventing false “DB_NAME not found” errors on some hosts.
- Fixed: Debugging Constants switches not applying changes to wp-config.php due to outdated settings registration; now correctly updates WP_DEBUG, WP_DEBUG_LOG, WP_DEBUG_DISPLAY, and SCRIPT_DEBUG.
- Changed: Removed hard 1G upper limit from size validators so larger values like 2G+ are accepted, relying on PHP/server limits and relationship checks instead.
- Added: Plugin usage tracker integration — optional anonymous install/activation reporting to improve plugin services (site URL, WordPress version, plugin version; no personally identifiable data in clear text)
- Added: Admin notice explaining data collection with link to privacy details
- Improved: Tracker integration runs on activation and sends version/site info for service updates
- Refactored: Complete modular architecture — main plugin file reduced from 2,000+ lines to ~300 lines
- Refactored: All features moved into self-contained modules (General Settings, Tools, Status, Extensions, PHP Settings, About)
- Refactored: Each module owns its own settings registration, rendering, and action handling
- Fixed: Double settings registration that could cause unexpected behavior
- Fixed: Broken sanitize callback reference in General Settings module
- Fixed: Form/handler mismatch — export, import, and reset handlers now live in the Tools module alongside their forms
- Improved: Cleaner separation of concerns with public getters on the main class
- Improved: Tools tab now consolidates debugging settings, log viewer, export/import, and reset in one place
- Removed: Legacy duplicate file (includes/class-easy-php-settings.php) that referenced non-existent classes
- Removed: Empty placeholder directories (includes/admin, data, handlers, info, settings, utils)
- Removed: Unused duplicate assets and view directories
- Organized: Plugin submission assets moved to .wordpress-org/ directory
- Updated: GitHub Actions workflows aligned with new file structure
- Updated: .distignore cleaned up for accurate distribution builds
- Enhanced: Improved wp-config.php editing security with proper parser and backup/restore functionality
- Enhanced: Added comprehensive input validation for all PHP settings
- Enhanced: Implemented caching layer for PHP info, extensions, and history using WordPress transients
- Enhanced: Added pagination to history display for better performance
- Enhanced: Improved error handling with structured logging and recovery mechanisms
- Enhanced: Added real-time validation feedback in admin interface
- Enhanced: Improved JavaScript with debouncing, loading states, and keyboard shortcuts
- Enhanced: Added ARIA labels and improved accessibility throughout the plugin
- Enhanced: Added file operation security with path validation and atomic writes
- Fixed: Improved error messages and user feedback
- Security: Enhanced file upload validation for import functionality
- Security: Added backup before wp-config.php modifications with automatic rollback on failure
- Added: Quick Settings Presets - Choose from 5 optimization profiles (Default, Performance, WooCommerce, Development, Large Media). Each preset includes optimized values for core settings and custom php.ini directives.
- Added: PHP Extensions Viewer tab - View all loaded PHP extensions categorized by type with missing extension alerts.
- Added: Settings History tracking - Track all changes with ability to restore previous configurations and export as CSV.
- Added: Import/Export functionality - Backup and migrate settings between sites as JSON files.
- Added: One-Click Reset - Reset to recommended values or server defaults with automatic backups.
- Added: Settings Validation - Automatic detection of problematic configuration values with warnings.
- Added: Helpful Tooltips - Help icons next to each setting explaining what it does.
- Added: New Tools tab for Import/Export and Reset operations.
- Enhanced: Custom php.ini Configuration textarea now includes helpful examples and placeholder text for common directives (session, timezone, logging, file uploads, etc.).
- Enhanced: Improved UI with better organization and visual indicators.
- Enhanced: Client-side validation with warnings before saving.
- Enhanced: Better status indicators with color-coded warnings.
- Enhanced: Search functionality for extensions.
- Improved: Code organization and documentation.
- Improved: Consolidated two save buttons into one "Save All Settings" button for better UX.
- Added: WordPress memory limit management (
WP_MEMORY_LIMITandWP_MAX_MEMORY_LIMIT) configuration. - Enhanced: Better error handling and user feedback.
- Improved: Code documentation and inline comments.
- Updated: Documentation to include WordPress memory management features.
- Fixed: PHPCS coding standards compliance - resolved all errors and warnings.
- Improved: Extracted inline JavaScript to external file for better maintainability.
- Enhanced: Added proper documentation and function comments.
- Updated: File naming conventions to follow WordPress standards.
- Improved: Code organization and structure.
- Updated: Version bump and minor improvements.
- Initial release.