Tool for detailed viewing the processes of performing PHP Scripts Plugins and Themes.
Including remotely, without direct access to the administration of the target site.

= Futured =
* It is easy to embed in any PHP scripts.
* Easy control.
* Any number of Processes.
* Detailing for each Variable or Object whose values you need to know.
(Time Stamp, Process name, Function name, Line in the file)
* Selection of Processes for research.
* General stream Process.
* Write the Log in Files for each of the Processes.
* Files tagged Time Stamp.
* Individual Files for each User.
* General statistics of files.
* Remotely remove the Log from the current Date for a specific Data Source. (Use: www.yoursite.com?clear_debug=NameSource)
* Ability to set the Load Order Priority of ‘WPGear Debugger’.

Current Version: 2.14 (2026.07.21) can be downloaded from this site.

Download “WPGear Debugger” wpgear-debugger_v2.14.zip – Downloaded 787 times – 23 KB

In the official WordPress repository – this plugin is Not Exist!
The Moderators WordPress Plugin Review Team officially refused the publication.
The Explain: “Your plugin has been rejected because we no longer accepting frameworks, boilerplates, and libraries as stand-alone plugins…”
“…I can understand that this is a tool for developers, and that’s great, but that’s not something that this directory is accepting because of the reasons – in our review process, we look for plugins that provide direct functionality to end users rather than serving as a library.”

== Installation ==

Normal automatic installation.

1. Upload.
2. Activate.
3. Enjoy. Go to Settings: WPGear Debugger. Set up the options you need.
4. If you have any problems – please ask for support.

== Frequently Asked Questions ==

What needs to be done to start using it?

1. The name of the Data Source.
Each Plugin or Theme that you want to explore is a Source of Data. Come up with a meaningful Name for him.
For example: plugin “Hello Dolly” (Sample of the plugin “Hello Dolly” with all working examples can be found in the “sample” folder, File: “hello.txt”):

Let’s call the Data Source: “Hello_Dolly”. All Log Processes of this Data Source will contain the “Hello_Dolly” label.

2. Add a function for Debugger.
You need to insert into the main file of the plugin under explore – a small Function with a unique name for each Source.
(And if this is a Theme, then insert into the functions.php file)
For our example, the plugin “Hello Dolly”, add the function: “Hellodolly_debugger”.
We will set the invented Name of the Source:

$Source = ‘Hello_Dolly’;

This is how it looks:

/* Debugger. 
----------------------------------------------------------------- */
function HelloDolly_Debugger ($Content, $Subject = null, $Process = null, $Function = '', $Line = '') {
   if (function_exists( 'WPGear_Debugger' )) {
      $Source = 'Hello_Dolly';
      $TimeStamp = true;

      $Parameters = array(
         'source' => $Source,
         'content' => $Content,
         'subject' => esc_html( $Subject ),
         'process' => esc_html( $Process ),
         'function' => esc_html( $Function ),
         'timestamp' => $TimeStamp,
         'line' => esc_html( $Line ),
     );

     WPGear_Debugger ($Parameters);
   }
}

3. Add the Name of the Process.
In each Function, you can add different meaningful Names of Processes.
For example, for the Function: “Hello_Dolly ()” from the plugin “Hello Dolly”:

$debug_process = ‘get_random_sublyric’;

4. Add control points.
For each Variable, the Value of which we need to track (for example: $chosen), we need to add the call of Debugger Function on the new line.

HelloDolly_Debugger ($chosen, ‘$chosen’, $debug_process, __FUNCTION__, __LINE__);

This is how it looks like an example of the Function “Hello_Dolly ()” for plugin “Hello Dolly”:

function hello_dolly() {
   $debug_process = 'get_random_sublyric';

   $chosen = hello_dolly_get_lyric();
   HelloDolly_Debugger ($chosen, '$chosen', $debug_process, __FUNCTION__, __LINE__);

   $lang = '';
   if ( 'en_' !== substr( get_user_locale(), 0, 3 ) ) {
      $lang = ' lang="en"';
   }

   printf(
      '<p id="dolly"><span class="screen-reader-text">%s </span><span dir="ltr"%s>%s</span></p>',__( 'Quote from Hello Dolly song, by Jerry Herman:', 'hello-dolly' ),$lang,$chosen);
}

5. The result
This is what will be written in the file “/wp-content/uploads/wpgear_debugger/hello_dolly/2025.02.27-2_hello_dolly.get_random_sublyric”:

---- 2025.02.27 17:21:48 ---- 
"get_random_sublyric", "hello_dolly", Line:58
$chosen: 'I can tell, Dolly'

== Screenshots ==

1. 1. screenshot-1.png Admin page “Settings”.

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I am not against and even with two hands for using the Licensed Software. 100%

And I do not urge anyone to use hacked / nulled products.

However, sometimes you just need to check your own Projects for compatibility with others.
And if they can be used with explicit restrictions, no support, no upgrade, etc.
(everything that is listed in the License), then there should be no additional perverted annoying huge sizes that simply interfere with the normal operation of notifications, pop-ups, etc.

When most of the screen is occupied by notifications about: ”that without a License, I cannot receive Support”, then this is not normal!

Moreover, despite the presence of the “Dismiss” button, these intrusive notifications continue to appear again and again the next day / next login.

That is why this Plugin simply blocks the display of such notifications.

And if you still need to find out what these notifications were about, then we will accurately display them in the Widget in the Console.

= Features =
* Only the most recently active Notifications are displayed in the Notification Widget.
* Displayed as a title list.
* Each notice can be disclosed in a detailed, starting form.

The current version: 2.2 (2024.12.14) You can download it from here

Download “dismiss-gravity-notices.zip” dismiss-gravity-notices_v2.2.zip – Downloaded 926 times – 9 KB

Or from the Official WordPress Repository

== Installation ==

Normal automatic installation.

== Frequently Asked Questions ==
N/A

== Screenshots ==

1. screenshot-1.png This is the Console page without plugin “Dismiss Gravity Notices”.
   
2. screenshot-2.png This is the Console page with active plugin “Dismiss Gravity Notices”. Normal mode.
   
3. screenshot-3.png This is the Console page with active plugin “Dismiss Gravity Notices” and Show Notice.
   

P.S.
However, a much more effective and universal way will be the use plugin: “Notice Interceptor“. This plugin does everything the same thing, but only for any other plugins with annoying messages and advertising.

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In the Profile of each User, you can select one or more Subdivisions to which this User is related.

Additionally, it is possible to temporarily Include / Disconnect Users in this Subdivision Structure, without excluding him from a particular Subdivision. This can be useful in some internal situations, such as Academic Leave, etc.

= Futured =
* The number of Levels and Sublevels is not limited.
* The current User does not have the ability to edit his Divisions to which he belongs. The Administrator or Human Resources Manager is expected to establish these links.
* Add Column: “Department” on Admin -> Users List.
* Option: Show Column: “Department” (On/Off).
* Use ShortCode [org.departments] for Show Departments Tree on FrontEnd.
* Search argument for ShortCode [org.departments search=true]. Use for Search in Departments and Members.

Current version: 5.10 (2024.12.09) can be downloaded from this site.

Download “org-departments.zip” org-departments_v5.10.zip – Downloaded 919 times – 21 KB

Or from the Official WordPress Repository

== Installation ==

Normal automatic installation.

== Frequently Asked Questions ==
N/A

== Screenshots ==

1. 1. screenshot-1.png Page: Admin | Users. Section”Departments”.
   2. screenshot-2.png Page: Admin | Users -> Departments. Hierarchical Structure.
   3. screenshot-3.png Page: Setup -> Org. Departments. Options.
   4. screenshot-4.png Page: Users with Department Column.
   5. screenshot-5.png Page: FrontEnd. Selection effects following mouse movement on Departments Tree.
   6. screenshot-6.png Page: FrontEnd. Selection effects following mouse movement on Departments Tree.
   7. screenshot-7.png Page: FrontEnd. Selection effects following mouse movement on Departments Tree.
   8. screenshot-8.png Page: FrontEnd. Selection effects following mouse movement on Departments Tree.
   9. screenshot-9.png Page: FrontEnd. Selection effects following mouse movement on Departments Tree.
   10. screenshot-10.png Page: FrontEnd. Show Selected Department whith Members.
   11. screenshot-11.png Page: FrontEnd. Search Departments Description.
   12. screenshot-12.png Page: FrontEnd. Search Members.

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Adaptive Login Form: Adjusting compromise between Comfort and Paranoia.

Conception:

2 Conception’s:
1. “Zero Trust Mode”
Recommended for small groups of regular Users with a Static IP Address.
Not recommended for Dynamic IP Addresses or Mobile Users.

If my current IP address is not marked as Dangerous since my last successful login, then there is no need to distrust me and force me to go through Quests to solve different types of Captchas.
In this case, the standard “Password” field is sufficient for one attempt.

But if the Attempt is unsuccessful, then we mark the IP address as Dangerous, and then it is possible and necessary to trick me (or the one who is trying to be me) with a more thorough login procedure.

There may be multilevel options. It doesn’t matter (this will be gradually added to the functionality). We are now talking about the General Principle.

2. “Dynamics IP Mode”
Recommended for mobile Users with a Dynamic IP Address.
Not recommended for Static IP Addresses.

If the User’s previous login was successful, their next authentication is performed using a simplified method.
Simply enter the correct password. However, only one attempt is allowed.
If the password was entered incorrectly, an additional security element is added to the login form: the “Secret Key” field.

= Futured =

* Separate statistics are generated for each IP address and the ratio “Successful number of entries” / “Total number of entries” is determined. Depending on how close this parameter is to 100%, we can talk about the need for the Toughness of the Mistrust process.

This mechanism starts before the User enters his Login.

The more Unsuccessful Login attempts occur from a given IP Address, the more thoroughly it is checked.
Conversely, the Login procedure can be simplified as much as possible if there is no obvious reason.

* Regardless of what kind of Authentication Error occurred, be it:
– Invalid Username;
– Invalid User Password;
– Incorrectly specified additional security elements: “Secret Key” / Captcha / etc.
This will not be indicated in the error message. There will always be only one message: “Authentication Failed”.
Thus, we do not explicitly indicate to the potential Villain / Bot the reason for the denial of access. And the more such Reasons there are, the more complicated the Entry procedure becomes.

* If multiple consecutive unsuccessful login attempts occur, a Restrictive Timeout may be activated for the given User.

* Интегрирован с плагином “New Users Monitor“.

Version: 3.12 (2026.08.14) You can download it from here

Download “adaptive-login-action.zip” adaptive-login-action_v3.12.zip – Downloaded 864 times – 19 KB

Or from the Official WordPress Repository

== Installation ==

1. Upload ‘adaptive-login-action’ folder to the `/wp-content/plugins/` directory.
2. Activate the plugin through the ‘Plugins’ menu in WordPress.
3. If you have any problems – please ask for support.

== Frequently Asked Questions ==
* After installation, with default settings, at the first login attempt, what should be entered in the “Secret Key” field?
– Nothing! Just leave this field blank. But after logging in, go to the settings and set “Secret Key”.

== Screenshots ==

1. screenshot-1.png This is the “Login Form” with “Adaptive Login Action” – Mode: Normal.
2. screenshot-2.png This is the “Login Form” with “Adaptive Login Action” – Mode: Security.
3. screenshot-3.png This is the “Login Form” with “Adaptive Login Action” – Mode: Security. 1 Attempt left before Blocking.
4. screenshot-4.png This is the “Login Form” with “Adaptive Login Action” – Mode: Security. Access temporarily blocked.
5. screenshot-5.png This is the “Adaptive Login Action” Options page.

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“Hack-Info” – Free tools (Now, “Hack-Info” – it is a standalone independent complete tool.
Previously, it was like Add-On for “iThemes Security”. But time has shown that it is bad to be dependent on others.. Especially when their DB structure changes.
) to make improve the perception of information about events, which is important to quickly and in detail see and understand. Without the need for unnecessary clicks and conversions. “Hack-Info” notifies the site administrator by providing a detailed list of IP addresses, requests – attempts to scan resources and search for passwords with names.
But at the same time, there is the possibility of a detailed study of the log details and Control Block / UnBlock IP via htaccess.

Version: 11.37 (2026.09.11) You can download it from here

Download “hack-info.zip” hack-info_11.37.zip – Downloaded 1010 times – 62 KB

Or from the Official WordPress Repository

• An additional level of security for your site.
• Even without going to the site admin area, you will be informed about the activity of the current day.
• Any person can be a recipient of notifications. Not necessarily the Administrator.
• Adjustable interval for the formation of the Digest.
• The e-mail report received contains full and detailed information about the nature of attempts to hack your site:
  • In cases of Brite Force, user names are displayed.
    So, one glance is enough for you to understand what you’re dealing with: a routine search or a targeted attack on an already compromised name.
  • In cases of URL scanning, requests are displayed.
    Timely analysis of such requests allows you to draw conclusions about which Plugins, Themes or Scripts are vulnerable, and in time to abandon their use in their projects.
  • The information digest is compact and minimalistic, but at the same time it easily and visually gives a complete information picture. You do not have to go to your site to get more details.
    Therefore, even being outside the usual workspace, on a slow Internet, but having the ability to read mail – you will be fully informed, and therefore, if necessary, you can make the necessary and fast decisions.
    And this approach is many times more effective than messages like: “To see the list of blocked IP addresses and to know the parameters of requests – click on the button …” And then, still it will be necessary to login …
  • In the control panel, the Administrator can view all reports with various data sets: “Scan URLs & Files,” “Scan from IP,” “Brute-Force User Names,” and “Brute-Force from IP.”
  • Color marks allows you to evaluate the activity of grouped data.
  • Block / UnBlock IP via htaccess from Tab-Log Page.

Screenshots:

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“Users Login Monitor” – A freeware plugin, for daily-notify site administrator, about users who logged in during the day.

Version: 5.25 (2026.05.08) You can download free it from here

Download “users-login-monitor.zip” users-login-monitor_v5.25.zip – Downloaded 798 times – 34 KB

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• Ext Security.
• Even without going to the site admin area, you will be informed about the activity of the current day.
• Any person can be a recipient of notifications. Not necessarily the Administrator.
• Now in the Admin console you have a new widget with a list of users in order of decreasing Login time.
• Determine and save the IP address, device and browser details, from which the was made Login. (if your server is configured correctly)
• It is important to understand that the time to enter the site and the time of the last activity of the user are different events.
• Displays “Login Success” Statistics for each User.
• Display Role for each User.
• Determining Users Activity over the past 24 hours.
• User Activity Counter at the moment.

Скриншоты:

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“New Users Monitor” – A freeware plugin that will help you quickly find out that you have already been hacked. This is main task of ‘NUM’. Well, in general, ‘NUM’ will inform about the appearance of a new user in WP. If you are an administrator, then such an event is important to you.

* All new users will be highlighted in red until Admin confirm each of them in User-Profile.

* This plugin has already helped out many times when some of our sites were hacked. But we quickly found out about it. And we were able to fast stop the problem.

* With the active Option: “Deny Login if User is not confirmed”, you will sleep much more peacefully.

Version: 3.22 (2026.03.04) You can download it from here

Download “new-users-monitor.zip” users-login-monitor_v5.23.zip – Downloaded 954 times – 33 KB

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• Ext Security.
• You may not know that your site has already been hacked. Set the scan period for the Database. (1 hour – default)
• There are many ways to add a new user to the system, without your knowledge. (even with the inactive WP option “Anyone can register”)
• This plugin will promptly notify you that a new user has registered on your site. If a new user appears (and if it is not legitimate, then it is more likely that it will be an Administrator), you will be notified by mail.
• Now the console has a widget that displays all new users. Now in the Admin console you have a new widget with a list of new users, and those that you have not yet confirmed are highlighted in red. A new user, even with Administrator rights, can not confirm himself.
• The “Users” Table has a sortable Column “Confirm” ON/OFF. Users who are not Verified are highlighted in red.
• Option: “Allow to change Settings – only for Admin”. Default = ON
• Option: “Deny Login if User is not confirmed”. Default = ON
• Integration with “Adaptive Login Action“.

Screenshots:

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This plugin is rarely updated. Yes there is no need. A good tool and it does its job well. And you do not need to do anything to improve it and make it the operating system. Respect to the author, because he understands.
This plugin no PRO version.

But there is a small, annoying problem (about which most people probably do not even know, especially someone on free hosting sites). This plugin makes a lot of error entries in the log file.
And in general it is possible to live with it. But over time, the log file can grow to an enormous size. This somehow affect the system performance.

Very useful and easy to use plugin. It allows the site administrator to make a small note in the dashboard on Plugins page.
You can allocate an additional color, each information block.

When a lot of installed plugins, then after a while it can be difficult to remember some of the features for a specific plugin. Especially when they are updated.

Your own comment to the plugin will always be much more informative than the original.

Modification:

To my shame, I confess, that when I first decided out of curiosity to see the log file at its first site for WP, then I was shocked. The size of the log file was 3,8GB!

But apparently it worked as it should and I do not even think about anything. And it was necessary to think …

Therefore, we just fix this unfortunate misunderstanding. And we will go on.

Get access to the description page of the modification process and download files.

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