Database: Scan plugin directories
It will tell you if a plugin is installed or not and any errors that are present.
This is needed too when new addons are added to the new plugin version.
Normally addon list is generated during installation, but with the update is safer to use this tool. You can find your plugin in the list and check if all the needed addons are there.
Running the scan generates a list:
It says to you:
- if the plugin is installed
- if the plugin uses an outdated addon
- if there is an error (there is help: If an addon shows an error, check for characters outside the PHP opening/closing tags.)
Old shortcodes (.sc) and old bbcodes (.bb) are not checked.
Database: Sync with Github
File Inspector
The additional string matching tool (developer mode only) enables you to scan the files on your server for text strings using regular expressions. The regex engine in use is PHP's PCRE (the preg_* functions), so enter your query as #pattern#modifiers in the fields provided.
About Maintenance
How to allow a plugin page to bypass maintenance mode?
Place this before class2.php in your plugin script: $_E107['no_maintenance'] = true;
About Notify
For example, set 'IP banned for flooding site' to user class 'Admin' and all admins will be sent an email when your site is being flooded.
You can also, as another example, set 'News item posted by admin' to user class 'Members', and all your users will be sent news items you post to the site in an email.
If you would like the email notifications to be sent to an alternative email address - select the 'Email' option and enter the email address in the field provided.
Database: Export site data
Warnings:
- don't export core prefs for theme demo data without checking - sensitive data there
- if you check the option Convert paths, you will override install.xml in your theme folder and all images will be moved there. It would be nice option if you could set at least file name (if not destination)