How to Monitor User Activity in WordPress with Simple History ctm magazine
Running a multi-author blog can have quite a few challenges. One tool most admins seek out is a way to monitor activity on their websites. In this video, we will show you how to monitor user activity in WordPress with Simple History.
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Summary of this Tutorial:
Start by installing and activating the Simple History plugin.
Then go to Settings, Simple History to start configuring the plugin.
You can choose where you want the history to appear, the number of items to show, or use a secret RSS feed.
The plugin will clear any history older than 60 days but you can delete it sooner by clicking “Clear it now”
It shows a list of predefined actions such as logins, incorrect passwords, and changes to plugins, widgets, or users.
If you have development experience you can even create your own events.
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?somebody else removed my all content and post from my site. I dont who removed all content from where he or she did this bad activity in my site ? how can i find out them and how can i get back my all content ? is it possible ?