[comment] todo: – screenshot of the log in action [/comment] As a developer you can extend Simple History in many ways. In this tutorial you will learn how to create a simple Logger that will log all usage of the WordPress wp_mail-function. When you have created the logger you will be able to see when […]
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Simple History + RSS = A simple way to get site events delivered to your computer or phone
Screenshot that shows a RSS feed from Simple History in the web based Feedbin RSS reader RSS is a XML-based file format used to publish frequently updated information. Wikipedia explains the benefits: RSS feeds benefit users who want to receive timely updates from favorite websites or to aggregate data from many sites. Subscribing to a […]
2.1.2: the fastest update so far
Well, it took some time to get this release out, but it was worth it: Simple History is now faster than ever before. Was it not fast before, you may ask. And yes, it was. Most of the time anyway: to minimize the risk of the database growing to large Simple History by default removes […]
Card based add-on
Swedish designer and developer @urre just announced that he has released a card based add-on for Simple History:
Export your event log with version 2.1
Version 2.1 of Simple History is now out. The biggest news in this release is the addition of an Export feature. Now you don’t have to feel that your data is trapped sometwhere deep inside a datbase – just go Settings » Simple History and select the Export-tab. To begin with there is options to […]
New release with useful “Post Quick Diff”-feature
The latest update of Simple History contains many fixes and some new filters, but most important it features a new Post Quick Diff feature that will make it even easier for a user of a site to see what updates other users are doing on posts and pages. Try it out and see for yourself!
Next version Simple History will have a nice “Quick diff” function for posts
The upcoming version will ha new feature that I call “Quick Diff” that I hope you will find very useful. A sneak peek:
View plugin install source and file name in this new update
In the new version of Simple History that was released today you will be able to see where a plugin install or update came from, and what the file name of the uploaded file was. Great for admins that want to have control over their plugin installs and updates! Screenshot of this feature in action:
Simple History 2.0.20 is out! Includes better support for @wpcli + more
Simple History 2.0.20 is out! Includes better support for @wpcli + more. Enjoy! http://t.co/cHOqV3au2t #WordPress pic.twitter.com/5cFbm2uNtu — Pär Thernström 🇺🇦 (@eskapism) February 15, 2015 [comment]Simple History 2.0.20 is out! Includes better support for @wpcli + more. Enjoy! http://simple-history.com/ #WordPress [/comment]
NGG Simple History is the very first 3rd party logger for Simple History
NGG Simple History is the very first 3rd party logger for Simple History. It logs things from NextCellent Gallery. https://t.co/G2JCBB4eia — Pär Thernström 🇺🇦 (@eskapism) January 31, 2015 [comment]NGG Simple History is the very first 3rd party logger for Simple History. It logs things from NextCellent Gallery.[/comment]