| 开发者 | technologywisdom |
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| 更新时间 | 2026年4月22日 16:06 |
| WordPress版本: | 6.9 |
| 版权: | GPL-2.0+ |
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/wp-content/plugins/, or install it via the WordPress plugin dashboard.Yes. If enabled, every successful login triggers an email alert to the admin, including their own login.
Yes, email alerts are enabled by default when the plugin is activated. You can disable them anytime via the settings page.
Absolutely. Navigate to TW Login Alert & Tracker → Settings, and simply uncheck the option to stop receiving login email alerts.
This page lets administrators enable or disable email notifications for user logins. When enabled (default), an email alert is sent to the site admin on every login. Disabling the checkbox will stop the email alerts, but login tracking will still continue in the background.
Go to the WordPress admin sidebar and click on TW Login Alert & Tracker → Settings. You can also access it via the "Settings" link under the plugin name on the Plugins page.
The plugin sends login alerts to the site's admin email (set in Settings → General).
Yes. It works with any standard WordPress user including WooCommerce customers, editors, etc.
Not in this version. Email templates will be editable in a future update.
If the last login column shows empty details, it means the user has not logged in since the plugin was activated. The plugin only starts tracking login data after activation, so the user must log in at least once after that the last login date and time will appear.