Hey, and thanks for using Logtivity. I apologize for not sending more updates about Logtivity in recent months. Mostly, we’ve been working on boring but important stuff. The biggest project was moving this platform from Amazon Web Services (AWS) to Laravel Cloud. This really was a breath of fresh air. AWS is a dinosaur from…
Hey, and thanks for using Logtivity, the WordPress activity log. This month, we’ve released a series of improvements to the Logtivity app and plugin. You’ll now find a new dashboard screen. Plus, you have the ability to create custom alerts for each site. It’s also possible to control access to each screen inside the Logtivity…
Logtivity has a feature called “Alerts” that allows you to receive notification for important data in your logs. Alerts can be sent to three Alert Channels: email, Slack, or webhooks. It’s now possible to trigger those alerts for just one site. Are you having problems with a specific user? Do you see issues with one…
When you log in to the Logtivity app, you’ll now see a refreshed dashboard screen. This is the first screen you’ll see each time you log in. The new version of this screen shows extra information and new filters.
Hey, and thanks for using Logtivity, the WordPress activity log. This month, we’ve released a series of improvements to the Logtivity app. You’ll now find better options to search your activity and error logs. You’ll also find it easier to set up Logtivity charts and alerts. Keep reading for an overview of the first Logtivity…
We are WordPress plugin developers who are building a SaaS (Software as a Service) platform here at Logtivity. Logtivity is a WordPress activity log, built with Laravel. Coming from a WordPress plugin development environment, it should be easy, right? Both WordPress and Laravel are built with PHP. How hard can it be? In reality, we’ve…
We’re starting to move quickly at Logtivity with lots of regular updates. Over the last few weeks there were lots of improvements to the “Team Settings” area. In today’s updates, you can now create alerts directly from the “Activity” screen. This makes it easy to create alerts for important events on your websites. Let’s see…
Over the last few weeks, we’ve released major changes to the settings area in Logtivity. The “Team Settings” area now has several new screens, and almost every existing screen has a new layout. This post is a guide to the most noticeable changes.
One of the major benefits of Logtivity is that it can track all your WordPress sites from one dashboard. This applies to individual WordPress sites and also sites in a multisite network. In this guide, I’ll show you how to quickly install Logtivity so that you can have an activity log for all the sites…
Have you ever found a plugin on your WordPress site that you didn’t install? You’re not alone. Last month, I wrote about a WordPress mystery. People told us that plugins on their sites were silently deactivated. Logtivity is an activity log, so we needed to make sure we tracked these changes. That post lead to…