SiteIntelix – Essential Admin Toolkit
| 开发者 | parag44 |
|---|---|
| 更新时间 | 2026年5月20日 02:36 |
| 捐献地址: | 去捐款 |
| PHP版本: | 7.4 及以上 |
| WordPress版本: | 6.9 |
| 版权: | GPLv2 or later |
| 版权网址: | 版权信息 |
详情介绍:
SiteIntelix is an essential WordPress admin toolkit for site owners, developers, and support teams who want practical troubleshooting tools inside wp-admin.
It brings common maintenance and debugging tasks into one organized admin menu. Turn on only the modules you need, use them when troubleshooting, then leave the rest disabled for a cleaner admin experience.
Key Features
- 🩺 Server Diagnostics — check PHP settings, loaded
php.ini, extensions, filesystem permissions, network access, database limits, and plugin compatibility signals. - 🧾 Debug Log Viewer — capture, search, group, filter, clear, and download private WordPress debug logs.
- ✉️ Email Log — record outgoing WordPress emails with recipients, headers, status, failures, and message previews.
- 📮 SMTP Mailer — route WordPress emails through your own SMTP provider for more reliable delivery.
- ⏱️ Cron Events — inspect scheduled WP-Cron events, run due events manually, and remove selected events safely.
- 🗄️ Database Manager — browse tables, inspect rows, search records, review sizes, and edit selected rows from wp-admin.
- 📦 Download Manager — add secure download links for installed plugin and theme ZIP packages.
- 🛡️ Safe Mode Debugger — test plugin and theme conflict scenarios privately without affecting normal visitors.
- 🚧 Maintenance Mode — show a polished public maintenance page while administrators continue working.
- 🚨 Error Handler — replace fatal/database error screens with branded pages and optional admin alerts.
- 🧰 Modular Toolbox — enable or disable each tool from the SiteIntelix Modules screen.
- Keep troubleshooting tools in one place instead of installing many small utilities.
- Share clean diagnostic reports with support teams.
- See the active PHP configuration and server limits that often explain plugin/import failures.
- Review debug logs, email delivery, cron jobs, database rows, and maintenance mode from wp-admin.
- Keep data local: SiteIntelix does not send diagnostics, logs, email data, or database details to third-party services.
- Modern grouped cards — grouped errors with occurrence counts, severity styling, timelines, expandable stack traces, and global filters.
- Classic table — compact table layout with Type, Datetime, Description, File, and Line columns.
- Terminal Light — developer-style log stream with a scrollable terminal-style layout.
- Search and filters for Fatal, Warning, Notice, Deprecated, Database, and Info log types.
- Configurable logs-per-page setting for paginated views.
- Refresh, clear, and download actions protected by WordPress capabilities and nonces.
- MU Plugin mode — non-invasive capture layer that writes to
wp-content/siteintelix-debug.logwithout editingwp-config.php. - wp-config.php mode — uses native WordPress/PHP debug constants and writes the custom
WP_DEBUG_LOGpath intowp-config.php. - Both modes use
wp-content/siteintelix-debug.loginstead of the defaultwp-content/debug.log.
- All SiteIntelix admin pages require the
manage_optionscapability. - Admin actions use WordPress nonces.
- Output is escaped with WordPress escaping functions.
- No external CDN assets or heavy JavaScript frameworks are loaded.
- Assets are scoped to SiteIntelix admin pages.
- No diagnostics, logs, email data, or database details are sent to third-party services.
- All inspected information stays inside your WordPress installation.
[siteintelix_panel] on any page or post to display a compact system information table. The shortcode output is visible only to logged-in administrators.
安装:
Automatic
- Log in to your WordPress admin.
- Go to Plugins → Add New.
- Search for SiteIntelix.
- Click Install Now, then Activate.
- Download the plugin ZIP file.
- Go to Plugins → Add New → Upload Plugin.
- Select the ZIP file and click Install Now.
- Click Activate Plugin.
- Unzip the plugin package.
- Upload the
siteintelixfolder to/wp-content/plugins/. - Activate SiteIntelix from the Plugins screen. After activation, open SiteIntelix in the WordPress admin menu.
屏幕截图:
常见问题:
Who can access the plugin screens?
Only users with the manage_options capability can access SiteIntelix admin pages.
Where does SiteIntelix write debug logs?
Both logging modes write to wp-content/siteintelix-debug.log.
Does SiteIntelix use wp-content/debug.log?
No. SiteIntelix uses its own wp-content/siteintelix-debug.log file so WordPress' default debug.log is not used by this plugin.
What is the difference between MU Plugin mode and wp-config.php mode?
MU Plugin mode captures common PHP and WordPress runtime messages without editing core configuration. wp-config.php mode uses native WordPress debugging constants and can catch debug output through WP_DEBUG_LOG, but it requires editing wp-config.php.
What is Terminal Light mode?
Terminal Light mode is a developer-style log screen that shows the all parsed log entries in a light terminal layout. It does not use pagination.
Can the viewer search logs beyond the current page?
Yes. Search and server-side filters are applied to the parsed log dataset before pagination.
Does this plugin collect or send data anywhere?
No. SiteIntelix does not transmit diagnostics, logs, or environment data to any external service.
How do I use the shortcode?
Add [siteintelix_panel] to a page or post. Only administrators can see the output.
Is the plugin Multisite compatible?
Yes. It activates per site and reports information for that individual site.
更新日志:
2.6.3 — 2026-05-20
- Added Server Diagnostics improvements for PHP settings, extensions, filesystem, network, database, and plugin compatibility checks.
- Hardened escaping, direct access protection, request sanitization, generated bootstrap code, and WordPress.org Plugin Check compatibility.
- Added an Error Handler option to show escaped technical error details on public error pages when explicitly enabled.
- Improved Debug Log and Email Log filter toolbar alignment for a cleaner, more consistent admin layout.
- Refined shared Settings page spacing so module settings rows and form fields use the same visual rhythm.
- Added Download Manager support for secure plugin and theme ZIP downloads from WordPress admin.
- Refined Database Manager row browsing with full row tables and dedicated row edit screens.
- Renamed Coming Soon to Maintenance Mode while preserving existing settings compatibility.
- Polished the Settings page layout with cleaner tabs, search, spacing, setting rows, and sidebar cards.
- Updated screenshots descriptions for the refreshed 2.6.x admin experience.
- Refreshed the SiteIntelix admin UI with a shared lightweight design system, common page headers, consistent cards, buttons, badges, forms, and tables.
- Redesigned the Overview screen as a minimal command center with quick health cards, compact system details, report actions, and module enable/disable toggles.
- Added and refined toolbox modules for Email Log, SMTP delivery, Cron Events, Database Manager, Error Handler, and Maintenance Mode.
- Improved Database Manager with summary statistics, searchable table lists, row browsing, pagination, and selected row inspection/editing.
- Improved Settings tabs so direct module links and save redirects return to the correct module settings panel.
- Added a Debug Log conflict repair action for sites where
WP_DEBUGinwp-config.phpoverrides MU debug capture. - Reorganized admin assets into scoped
assets/admin/CSS and JS files and removed duplicated legacy assets. - Updated WordPress.org description, screenshots, changelog, and upgrade notice for the expanded toolbox release.
- Renamed the plugin to SiteIntelix Debug Log Viewer while keeping the existing plugin slug and internal identifiers unchanged.
- Added Debug Log Viewer pagination with a configurable logs-per-page setting in Debug Settings.
- Added a complete log level filter set: Fatal, Warning, Notice, Deprecated, Database, and Info.
- Normalized parsed log levels so PHP errors map into the supported filter groups consistently.
- Grouped multiline PHP errors, stack traces, and SQL context into a single log table row.
- Prevented MU Plugin mode from writing duplicate native PHP log rows alongside SiteIntelix structured rows.
- Removed the extra log path and file-size strip below the debug log table.
- Replaced the overview REST API endpoints card with detailed Database information.
- Removed the custom SiteIntelix REST API endpoints and related REST hardening toggle.
- Replaced the light terminal-style Debug Log Viewer with a clean, light-themed table layout.
- Added structured columns for Type, Datetime, Description, File, and Line for easier scanning.
- Enhanced the backend log parser to extract file paths and line numbers automatically from entries.
- Expanded log classification with granular levels including Fatal, Database, Deprecated, Notice, and Warning.
- Standardized both MU Plugin and
wp-config.phpmodes to write towp-content/siteintelix-debug.log. - Added Debug Log Viewer pagination with a configurable logs-per-page setting.
- Updated the Datetime column to show human-readable relative timestamps such as "12 hours ago".
- Refined badge colours, typography, and spacing for a more polished admin experience.
- Optimized search and level-based filtering for the structured table layout.
- Refined top header hierarchy and visual polish for a cleaner, more professional first impression.
- Improved action button emphasis and spacing in the header.
- Softened the header gradient and upgraded radius/shadow styles.
- Enhanced responsive behavior for smaller viewports.
- Replaced a non-prefixed hook usage with a plugin-prefixed filter.
- Updated release metadata for WordPress.org submission.
- Added a dedicated Debug Log Viewer submenu.
- Added severity-aware parsing for debug log entries.
- Improved Debug Log Viewer UI to match SiteIntelix panel styling.
- Improved third-party admin notice handling.
- Added debug logging guidance and compact path display.
- Improved output escaping in admin dashboard rendering.
- Hardened inline JSON output encoding.
- Renamed internal template variables to plugin-prefixed names.
- Reduced readme tags to WordPress.org-supported limits.
- Minor admin label and quality improvements.
- Initial release.
- WordPress, server, database, and environment information panels.
- Health checks, Copy Report, Export JSON, and admin-only shortcode.
- Responsive card-based admin UI with zero external dependencies.