Posts Tagged ‘wordpress plugin review’
Ultimate Security Checker WordPress plugin review
Saturday, October 22nd, 2011As WordPress blog owner spending hours on its content you should concern about your product security. In other case it’s possible to lose all that hard earned content in a minute. There are a lot of malicious software bots and damn headless young crackers permanently trying to hack our blogs. And if it’s easy to restore original content from the fresh backup copy (do you have it?), it’s more complex (if possible at all) to restore the lost reputation in case your blog was used as spammer base or showed some bad content after hack incident.
Are you sure that your loving blog is secure?
Ultimate Security Checker WordPress plugin is the tool which could check your blog for security issues and recommend how to fix them. At the moment this review version 2.7.0 is available at WordPress repository. I tested it successfully with WordPress versions 3.2.1 and 3.3 Beta. What does “Ultimate Security Checker” offers to its user?
Jumpple WordPress plugin review
Monday, August 29th, 2011Jumpple offers these services:
– 24×7 site monitoring;
– Website/server – Configure how frequently you want to check website status (up/down) using TCP, HTTP, Ping and DNS checks;
– Latency – Monitor how long it takes your site to load to ensure an optimal user experience;
– Content – Check for missing keywords to protect your homepage from content errors and/or defacement.
Lockdown WP Admin plugin review
Saturday, June 18th, 2011“Lockdown WordPress Admin” or shortly “Lockdown WP Admin” plugin for WordPress is one of plugins concerned WordPress security enhancement. You can locate it at the WordPress repository. Plugin author is Sean Fisher. Last version available for the moment of writing this review is 1.6.
Lets go and see step by step what this plugin offers to the WordPress adminstrator to make WordPress more secure.
1st, “Lockdown WP admin” hides wp-admin directory from the un-logged-in visitor. Such visitor will get 404 page not found HTTP error in its browser if he requests http://yourblogdomain/wp-admin/ URL.
Stealth Login WordPress Plugin Review
Saturday, March 12th, 2011Plugin version: 1.3
WordPress versions: from 2.3 to 2.7.1 according to author’s information. I made my tests with WordPress 3.1, single.
What this plugin do?
It allows to customize URL for login, logout and register links. For example, it is possible to set login URL to
"http://www.yourblog.com/login-wp-1870"
instead of standard "/wp-login"
one. As especially notable feature I wish to mark the so-called “Stealth mode”, which could be realized with the help of this plugin. It denies direct access to ‘wp-login.php’ script.
Famous Interview with Thank You Counter Button plugin author
Friday, November 5th, 2010
“Thank You Counter Button” WordPress plugin author Vladimir Garagulya:
FW Editor: Can you tell us a few things about ShinePHP; from where this huge passion for PHP and WordPress programming?
Vladimir: ShinePHP is a mean to share with community my experience in Web development field. I try to write posts about things that interesting to me, things, for which I spent some time to investigate, things which I use myself in my work, at my blog. I like PHP and WordPress for its power, mightiness, flexibility and ease of use. I look at the Web applications development as a hobby, not an ordinal, routine job.
FamousWhy.com interviewed FW Editor: Can you tell us a few things about ShinePHP; from where this huge passion for PHP and WordPress programming?
Vladimir: ShinePHP is a mean to share with community my experience in Web development field. I try to write posts about things that interesting to me, things, for which I spent some time to investigate, things which I use myself in my work, at my blog. I like PHP and WordPress for its power, mightiness, flexibility and ease of use. I look at the Web applications development as a hobby, not an ordinal, routine job.
User Switching WordPress plugin review
Tuesday, September 21st, 2010
directly or with use of User Role Editor plugin) you need to thoroughly test your modifications.
In case you create a new roles or edit existing WordPress core roles, you need to make tests with double zeal. What does it mean? It means that you should to log off as blog administrator, login as other user assigned another role and check what such user really can do. If you see that some staff needs to be corrected, you should log off and login as WordPress administrator again. You have to repeat those same simple steps again, again and again. Every login operation needs user name and password manual input. We wasted a lot of time for such operations.
Have you the same feelings? If such, you are in the right place. There is a User Switching WordPress plugin which is made by its author John Blackbourn to save a lot of time for us. After a week of use I’m sure that “User Switching” plugin is a valuable addition to your test WordPress installation where you play with changed WordPress user roles and capabilities sets.
When you experiment with your WordPress blog user rights (editing it In case you create a new roles or edit existing WordPress core roles, you need to make tests with double zeal. What does it mean? It means that you should to log off as blog administrator, login as other user assigned another role and check what such user really can do. If you see that some staff needs to be corrected, you should log off and login as WordPress administrator again. You have to repeat those same simple steps again, again and again. Every login operation needs user name and password manual input. We wasted a lot of time for such operations.
Have you the same feelings? If such, you are in the right place. There is a User Switching WordPress plugin which is made by its author John Blackbourn to save a lot of time for us. After a week of use I’m sure that “User Switching” plugin is a valuable addition to your test WordPress installation where you play with changed WordPress user roles and capabilities sets.
IP Logger 3.1 Review
Tuesday, May 4th, 2010
here.
The main thing which I didn’t like in
It is the second post about IP Logger plugin I made. 1st one can be achieved The main thing which I didn’t like in
IP Logger
the previous 2.8 version and had pointed it out in my review was a hidden use of external WEB service to get more details about blog visitor’s IP. Now IP Logger
allows you to make the free choice: 1st – do not use any external services, 2nd and 3rd – select external service to use from 2 available options. Thus, plugin user is aware what and how the plugin does. Right decision.