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Bluetrait Event Viewer 1.9.2

author: Michael Dale ·

I've just released a new version of Bluetrait Event Viewer for WordPress.


The main new feature is an email alert option on Successful/Failed Logins. I've also updated some of the HTML to improve the display of the events widget.


This plugin has been downloaded almost 7000 times, which I think is pretty cool 


From going over the WordPress stats I think there are about 2000 active copies of the plugin running around the world.

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· Dave guest
Hi there, I came across your plugin and was trying it out. It works great except that I have found that the action for deleting users is not being captured. that is, add_action('delete_user', 'btev_trigger_delete_user'); does not seem to get fired at all. This might be a Wordpress issue and not an issue with the plug in?

So when deleting a user, BTEV does not log that event - I checked the db tables manually as well and indeed the event is not logged at all.

I am using this in a multisite install instance using latest WP version 3.1.3

Does that action work for you? Any ideas what the issue might be?

Thanks!
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· Michael Dale user
Hi Dave,

I will test this out on my dev system and see if I can find a bug.

Thanks for trying the plugin!

Michael.
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· Michael Dale user

Hi Dave, I have tested this on my dev copy of WordPress and the action is triggered correctly. I suspect it might have something to do with the multi-site version of WordPress, I have not tested the plugin with it. In fact I'm pretty surprised it works as well as it does for you, which is great. I will send you an email and maybe you can send me some more information. Thanks!

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· Marcos guest
Hi Michael,

Im trying your plugin in wordpress 3.2.1, good job!
But I have a problem, when I activate email alerts wp-login cant work (load a blank page), and login isn,t registrated by the plugin.

Could you help me?

Thank youuuuu!
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· Michael Dale user
Hi Marcos,

Yes sorry about that. It should be fixed in the latest version of BTEV. There was a change in WordPress 3.2 that I missed.

Upgrade BTEV and try again.

If you still cannot login, simply remove BTEV from your plugins folder and then after login reinstall it.

Thanks,
Michael.
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