Hwinote Dashboard Control
| 开发者 | hwinote |
|---|---|
| 更新时间 | 2026年6月13日 13:12 |
| PHP版本: | 8.0 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:
Hwinote Dashboard Control helps you organize and manage WordPress plugins from a dedicated admin screen and a dashboard widget.
You can group plugins into custom tabs, display selected tabs on the WordPress dashboard, quickly activate or deactivate plugins, run stable bulk operations, and keep personal notes for each plugin.
It is designed for site owners and administrators who manage many plugins and want a cleaner way to check plugin status, updates, categories, and operational notes.
Recommended for
- Sites with many installed plugins
- Administrators who frequently activate or deactivate plugins
- Users who want to organize plugins by purpose, such as SEO, security, forms, display, or disabled candidates
- Users who want quick dashboard access to selected plugin groups
- Users who want personal notes for plugin management
安装:
- Upload the plugin folder to
/wp-content/plugins/. - Activate the plugin from the WordPress Plugins screen.
- Open the new Plugin Control+ menu in the WordPress admin area.
- Create tabs, assign plugins, and choose which tabs appear on the dashboard.
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常见问题:
Why are bulk operations processed one by one?
Bulk operations are processed sequentially to prioritize stability and reduce status mismatches.
Why is a menu name not displayed for every plugin?
Some plugins do not add their own admin menu. Others use custom menu slugs that cannot always be reliably matched to a plugin. In those cases, no menu name is shown.
Why are WordPress core screens such as Appearance / Widgets not shown as menu names?
Core screens are not plugin-specific. Showing them as plugin menu names can be confusing, so they are excluded from the menu name display.
What happens when a dashboard tab has many plugins?
Only the configured number of plugins is shown initially. If more plugins are assigned to that tab, a "Show all (remaining N)" button appears.
Can I change the dashboard initial display count?
Yes. You can set it from 1 to 10. The default is 5.
Why does the plugin update notice open the WordPress Updates screen?
The notice opens the standard WordPress Updates screen so the update is handled safely by WordPress core.
Why do plugin updates fail?
Possible reasons include:
- Insufficient file permissions
- Restricted external connections
- Plugin-specific update issues
- WordPress update API errors
更新日志:
1.6.6
- Added drag-and-drop dashboard plugin ordering using the plugin name area, with a Save display order button for each tab.
- Deleted plugins are filtered out of the management list and dashboard even if WordPress' internal plugin cache still contains stale entries.
- Added a dashboard widget title notice when an update for Hwinote Dashboard Control is available.
- The notice shows the target version, such as [Update to v1.6.5].
- The notice links to the standard WordPress Updates screen for safer updates.
- Plugin inventory is refreshed directly so newly installed or activated plugins appear in the management list immediately.
- Added a fallback so active plugins that are missing from the standard plugin scan can still appear in the management list.
- Hwinote Dashboard Control is excluded from its own management list to prevent assigning or disabling the plugin from inside its own UI.
- Stored detected menu names so inactive plugins can show the last detected menu name with a previously detected label.
- Added a dashboard initial display count setting with a range of 1 to 10 and a default of 5.
- Dashboard tabs now show a "Show all (remaining N)" button when more plugins are assigned than the configured initial count.
- Added a collapse action for expanded dashboard plugin lists.
- Excluded WordPress core submenu screens such as Appearance / Widgets from menu name candidates.
- Plugin-created submenus under core parents, such as Tools / Content Search, remain detectable.
- Improved localized admin menu detection for menu name display.
- Better detection for translated menu labels such as Download Manager shown as ダウンロード in Japanese.
- Reduced false menu-name matches against WordPress core parent menus such as Comments.
- Cleaned notification badge text from detected admin menu labels.
- Replaced plugin file paths with detected admin menu names in the dashboard widget where available.
- Simplified the plugin management screen by removing the menu-name-to-memo button.
- Menu names are now displayed as reference information only.
- Removed the duplicate menu name candidate display below the memo field.
- The menu name candidate and memo button now appear only below the plugin name.
- Improved submenu detection for menu name candidates using meaningful slug keywords.
- Better detection for shortened menu slugs such as hwincose-content-search when the plugin uses a related text domain or folder name.
- Improved admin submenu detection for menu name candidates.
- Menu name candidates can display parent and child menu labels such as Tools / Content Search when detectable.
- Moved the menu name candidate below the plugin name.
- Removed the plugin file path from the main plugin list display to simplify the management screen.
- Fixed the unsaved item count label localization in the plugin management screen.
- Fixed the menu name candidate label localization.
- Changed the menu-name memo button to append only the menu name without a prefix label.
- Rebuilt Japanese translation files with UTF-8 encoding.
- Added an optional button to append detected admin menu names to personal plugin notes.
- Existing notes are not changed unless the button is clicked.
- Fixed tab settings toggle label localization in the admin screen.
- Improved multilingual display consistency for dynamic admin UI labels.
- Prevented plugin names from being translated by the admin UI translation layer.
- Improved consistency of multilingual display in the dashboard and admin screens.
- Fixed admin page access after updating from version 1.3.0.
- Restored the original admin page slug for update compatibility.
- Added compatibility handling for admin links from previous test builds.
- Improved multilingual support structure and text domain consistency.
- Added multilingual support structure.
- Improved text domain consistency.
- Improved admin strings for translation.
- Improved dashboard and update management labels.
- Added compatibility handling for admin page links after updates.
- Improved continuous update stability.
- Enhanced update error detection.
- Added support for native WordPress error messages.
- Added toast notifications.
- Added uninstall data cleanup option.
- Improved the admin UI.
- Initial release.
- Added dashboard management features.
- Added bulk activation and deactivation.
- Added AJAX-based plugin update actions.
- Added update failure detection.