=== Add-on Tracker === Contributors: sahibkhaan Tags: tracking, plugin logs, track plugins, plugin activity Requires at least: 5.5 Tested up to: 6.7 Requires PHP: 7.2 Stable tag: 1.0.0 License: GPLv2 or later License URI: https://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl-2.0.html Track plugin installation, activation, deactivation, deletion, and updates with detailed logs and a user-friendly interface. == Description == **Add-on Tracker** is a powerful tool for managing WordPress plugins. It tracks the following actions: - Plugin installation. - Activation and deactivation of plugins. - Plugin deletion. - Updates with version tracking. Features: - Maintains a log of plugin activities with timestamps and statuses. - Displays plugin activity logs in a datatable format. - Tracks plugin version changes. - Allows sending plugin data via email with a simple form in the admin interface. - Displays the current status of each plugin (Active/Inactive) with color-coded labels. == Installation == 1. Download the plugin zip file. 2. Go to the WordPress Admin Dashboard. 3. Navigate to `Plugins > Add New` and click `Upload Plugin`. 4. Choose the downloaded zip file and click `Install Now`. 5. Once installed, click `Activate` to start using the plugin. == Frequently Asked Questions == = Can this plugin track deleted plugins? = Yes, the plugin monitors plugin deletions and stores a record in the log. = Does it show the current status of plugins? = Yes, each plugin's current status is displayed with color-coded labels (green for Active, red for Inactive). = Can I track plugin updates? = Yes, the plugin tracks updates and logs the new version details along with the timestamp. = How can I send the plugin activity log via email? = You can send the plugin activity log by entering recipient email addresses in the form provided on the plugin’s admin page under `Tools > Add-on Tracker`. = Does this plugin impact performance? = The plugin uses the WordPress options API with `autoload` set to `no`, ensuring minimal impact on performance. == Screenshots == 1. Under the Tools menu, click on Add-on Tracker to view detailed logs. 2. Email form for sending plugin data to recipient. 3. Example email content with plugin activity logs. == Changelog == = 1.0 = - Initial release with basic plugin tracking functionality.