Support for new MainWP settings module & improved coverage
Release notes: WP Activity Log 4.1.5: Support for new MainWP settings module & improved coverage
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New features
- Support for the new settings module in the Activity Log for MainWP extension.
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New event ID
- ID 7012: user changed the network's users and sites registration settings.
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Security fix
- SQL Injection in external database module reported by WP deeply. Thank you for the responsible disclosure.
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Breaking change
- Removed detection and logging of requests to non-existing URLs (404s). Event ID 6007 and 6023 no longer used in the plugin. This breaking change resulted in a major performance improvement.
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Improvements
- Added Event Type and Object in the activity log reports.
- Improved the coverage of the login / logout detection sensor.
- Improved format of "hover over pop-ups" used in the activity log viewer (such as the one to exclude a specific event ID).
- Moved almost all of the remaining WooCommerce sensor code to the activity log for WooCommerce extension.
- Improved UX for the front-end sensors settings - options now are available underneath the relevant event ID.
- Removed redundant code that is now in the WordPress activity log extensions.
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Bug fixes
- Sorting of activity log events not retained in following pages when in pagination mode.
- Users sessions table was not being created when upgrading from the free to the premium editions of the plugin.
- Link to exclude custom field in event was broken / not adding the custom field to the exclusion list.
- Changing the category of a post was not being reported (Event ID 2016).
- Unkown object was reported in event ID 6034 (purged activity log).
- Changing password via the WooCommerce account page caused session to remain once user logs out.
- Users could add multiple identical search filters causing a crash.
- Users not redirected to the correct list of event IDs after installing the activity log for Yoast SEO extension.
- Install Extension button in events was broken and not triggering the extension installer.