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The Audit Log automatically records key events that happen on your WordPress site. No configuration is required — recording starts as soon as WP Manager Pro is activated.
Audit Log was added in v1.4.0.

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What events are tracked

ActionDescription
plugin: activatedA plugin was activated
plugin: deactivatedA plugin was deactivated
plugin: deletedA plugin was deleted
plugin: installedA plugin was installed
ActionDescription
theme: activatedA theme was activated
theme: deletedA theme was deleted
ActionDescription
user: registeredA new user registered
user: loginA user logged in
user: logoutA user logged out
user: login failedA login attempt failed
ActionDescription
content: publishedA post or page was published
ActionDescription
backup: createdA database backup was created
backup: deletedA database backup was deleted

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The log table

Each log entry shows:
ColumnDescription
DateTimestamp of the event
UserUsername of the WordPress user who triggered the event
ActionColour-coded action badge (e.g. plugin: activated, user: login)
ObjectName of the affected item (e.g. plugin name, username, post title) and its type
IP AddressIP address of the request that triggered the event
Entries are paginated at 50 per page. Use the pagination controls at the bottom of the table to navigate through older entries.

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Filtering by action type

Use the Filter by action dropdown at the top of the log to show only entries of a specific action type. The dropdown is populated from the action types that actually exist in your log. Select All actions to remove the filter. Changing the filter resets the page back to page 1.

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Exporting to CSV

Click Export CSV to download the current log (with any active filter applied) as a CSV file. The export includes all pages, not just the current page view.

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Clearing the log

Click Clear Log to permanently delete all audit log entries. A confirmation dialog requires you to confirm before the deletion proceeds.
Clearing the log is permanent. Export to CSV first if you need to retain a record of past events.

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Refreshing

Click Refresh to reload the log data without a full page reload.

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