| 开发者 |
eprimo
orionshariar |
|---|---|
| 更新时间 | 2026年9月25日 13:25 |
| PHP版本: | 7.4 及以上 |
| WordPress版本: | 7.1 |
| 版权: | GPLv2 or later |
| 版权网址: | 版权信息 |
Install and activate Eprimo Mail Radar. It immediately starts logging every outgoing email. Go to the Email Radar page in your admin to see all sent and failed emails with timestamps, recipients, and status.
Eprimo Mail Radar automatically detects which plugin sent each email. If a WooCommerce email fails, you'll see it marked as "Failed" with the error message, and the source will show "WooCommerce". You can resend the email directly from the log.
After activating Eprimo Mail Radar, all outgoing emails sent via the wp_mail() function are automatically logged - no configuration needed. This includes emails from WordPress core, WooCommerce, contact form plugins, and any other plugin that uses wp_mail().
No. Eprimo Mail Radar only observes and logs emails that WordPress sends through the wp_mail() function. It never modifies outgoing emails.
No. The logging process adds minimal overhead to the wp_mail() function. Database queries are optimized with proper indexes.
Eprimo Mail Radar uses PHP's debug backtrace to identify which plugin, theme, or WordPress core function triggered the wp_mail() call. The source is displayed in the email list and detail views.
By default, emails older than 90 days are automatically deleted via WP-Cron. You can change this to 7, 30, or any number of days in Settings. You can also choose to keep logs forever.
Yes. Go to Eprimo Mail Radar → Settings and add email addresses (one per line) in the Exclude Email Addresses field.
Yes. Eprimo Mail Radar hooks into wp_mail() which runs regardless of whether you use PHP mail, WP Mail SMTP, Post SMTP, FluentSMTP, or any other SMTP plugin.
Yes. Click Resend on any email, and a modal lets you edit the recipient address before sending.
Yes. Go to Eprimo Mail Radar → Settings and use the "Send Test Email" section. Enter any email address and click Send. The result will appear in your email log immediately.
Eprimo Mail Radar provides privacy controls to disable content logging, mask recipient email addresses, and disable attachment logging. All data is stored locally in your WordPress database - nothing is sent to external servers. Configure these settings according to your privacy requirements.
Attachment filenames, sizes, and file types are logged. If the file still exists on the server, you can download it from the email details page.
Currently, Eprimo Mail Radar works on individual sites within a multisite network. Network-wide logging is planned for a future release.