SysInfo

Use this plugin to view system information about your WordPress install. Things like the versions of WordPress, PHP, and MySQL, installed/activated plugins, the current theme, memory limit, allowable upload size, operating system, browser details, etc. This information would be very useful to many users and for people that need to provide support for their plugins and themes. How To Use Once installed and activated, simply go to Tools > SysInfo in your admin; that will display your system information. Also on that page you'll see a button near the top labeled "PHP Info". Clicking this will open a new browser window that displays all PHP-related information for your system.

For automatic installation:

1. Login to your website and go to the Plugins section of your admin panel.
2. Click the Add New button.
3. Under Install Plugins, click the Upload link.
4. Select the plugin zip file from your computer then click the Install Now button.
5. You should see a message stating that the plugin was installed successfully.
6. Click the Activate Plugin link.

For manual installation:

1. You should have access to the server where WordPress is installed. If you don't, contact your hosting provider.
2. Copy the plugin zip file up to your server and unzip it somewhere on the file system.
3. Copy the "sysinfo" folder into the /wp-content/plugins directory of your WordPress installation.
4. Login to your website and go to the Plugins section of your admin panel.
5. Look for "SysInfo" and click Activate.

1.1.0

• Added markdown version of readme file (vidluther).
• Added constants for plugin name, directory, and url which replaced the plugins_url call with a hardcoded string (davedonaldson).
• Added directories and urls of content/plugins/uploads, as well as settings info for cookie domain, memory usage, script debug, save queries, autosave interval, and WP post revisions (japh).
• Added info for WP options count, options size, and number of transients in options (vidluther).

1.0.0

• Initial version.