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Changelog
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5.2.2 (2024-11-12)
New feature
New setting in the users’ sessions module to enable a check for existing sessions when a logged in user accesses the login page directly.
Plugin & functionality improvements
Bumped up the minimum WordPress version to 5.5.
Updated the Freemius SDK to the latest version.
Addressed a number of spelling mistakes in the code notes etc.
Reviewed again all possible activity log inputs and improved sanitization.
Improved WooCommerce coverage: plugin now reports correct variable product SKU in the event IDs instead of the parent product SKU.
Improved the loading order of the text domain etc (reported on the forums).
Security fix
Fixed an unauthenticated stored XSS reported by Mikemyers.
Bug fixes
Fixed a conflict with GiveWP plugin (reported on the forums).
Fixed: main dashboard events widget failed to load on a multisite network.
Fixed a fatal error in class-reports-entity.php which occurs when duplicating reports with numbers in the title.
Fixed: fatal error reported when updating to 5.2.1 using WordPress core5.5 and MainWP.
Fixed: Enable / disable events ID page not loading on PHP 7.2 or lower.
Fixed: some specific scheduled events are returning errors (reported on the forums).
Fixed an Action Scheduler fatal error reported during migration / upgrade.
“Send now” option for periodic emails now working in some edge cases.
Fixed: Fatal error in class-alert-manager.php during upgrade to 5.2.1 on some specific multisite networks.
Fixed: some plugin settings pages cannot be accessed from the header navigation bar on a multisite network.
Fixed: periodic emails are triggered for all sub-sites even when filter is for one sub-site.
5.2.1 (2024-09-12)
Bug fixes
Fixed a crash in the WooCommerce sensor which happens when a new WooCommerce user is registered.
Addressed problem with Redirection sensor when Rest API endpoint is checked.
Fixed a crash and a number of PHP notices which are triggered when the Redirects plugin and Elementor are installed on the website.
Addressed problem with system sensor when cron job is checked.
5.2.0 (2024-09-12)
New event IDs for the Redirections plugin
In this update we are introducing out-of-the-box activity logging for changes done in the configuration of the Redirections plugin.
Event ID 10501: A new redirection was created.
Event ID 10502: Activated a redirection.
Event ID 10503: Deactivated a redirection.
Event ID 10504: Changed the source URL of a redirection.
Event ID 10505: Changed the query parameter of a redirection.
Event ID 10506: Changed the target URL of a redirection.
Event ID 10507: Changed the redirection group of a redirection.
Event ID 10508: Deleted a redirection.
Event ID 10509: Created a new redirection group.
Event ID 10510: Activated a redirection group.
Event ID 10511: Deactivated a redirection group.
Event ID 10512: Renamed a redirection group.
Event ID 10513: Changed the module type of a redirection group.
Event ID 10514: Deleted a redirection group.
New event IDs for WordPress Cron
In this update we are introducing coverage of changes in the WordPress cron and the cron jobs / tasks.
Event ID 6066: A new one-time task has been scheduled in the cron.
Event ID 6067: A new recurring task has been scheduled in the cron.
Event ID 6068: The schedule of a recurring cron task has changed.
Event ID 6069: A one-time task has been executed by cron.
Event ID 6070: A recurring task has been executed by cron.
Event ID 6071: A one-time task has been deleted from the cron.
Event ID 6072: A recurring task has been deleted from the cron.
Other new event IDs
Event ID 6063: A new website site icon (favicon) has been added.
Event ID 6064: The website site icon (favicon) was removed.
Event ID 7013: Updated WordPress on the network subsites.
Event ID 5720: Activated or deactivated a GravityForms form.
Event ID 9155: A comment was added to a WooCommerce order.
Event ID 9156: A comment was deleted from a WooCommerce order.
Plugin & functionality improvements
Plugin checks for existing session cookie when user navigates directly to the login page so new users sessions are not created unnecessarily and no users are locked out when session management features are enabled.
Set the default activity log retention policy to 3 months if not configured by the user.
Added a notification message for when scheduled reports are ran manually and there are no events that meet the criteria.
User is redirected to the activity log viewer page upon installing the plugin.
Added some padding / improved plugin’s activity log view in MainWP.
Added new top floating menu and a banner + footer links in the Free edition of the plugin.
Added two new “filter names” in the reports; archived data only, archive data included, archive data not included.
Improved the text of event ID 6063.
Removed redundant code that was used to count the number of failed login attempts from an IP address. Now plugin reports every failed login attempt as an individual event in the log.
Removed redundant code that was used to enable early plugin loading (was typically used on websites that use admin blocking plugins).
Removed redundant “Save” button in the Import/Export plugin settings view.
Optimized the WooCommerce sensor to properly report the changes that take place when an order is place in WooCommerce – previously reported too many events which might be confusing.
Improved support for custom WooCommerce order names (YITH).
Event ID 1005 (user logged in from a different device) now counts towards the total number of logins when generating user login / activity reports.
Added the “Settings” node in the MainWP menu (previously only available on the WordPress native dashboard, even when installed on MainWP).
Applied several recognition updates to the detection of reverse proxy and WAF IP addresses feature.
Added some minor UI tweaks to the HTML reports.
Bug fixes
Adjusted the queries for some of the statistics reports (about post views) to report more accurate numbers.
Fixed a number of fatal errors in the WooCommerce sensor which were caused in some edge cases.
Fixed: Redirect group is now reported in event ID 10501. Previously “null” was reported.
Fixed an issue in which “no users found” were reported in reports for some WooCommerce event ID instead of system.
Fixed: Incorrect time was being reported in the Retention policies settings for the purging of old data in the activity log.
Fixed: plugin settings not removed when option to delete settings upon uninstall is enabled on a multisite network.
Fixed: event ID 9156 (changed note in WooCommerce order) reported instead of event ID 9155 (added note to a WooCommerce order).
Form URL was not reported in some event IDs which report changes in Gravity Forms form changes.
Fixed: Fatal error when editing WooCommerce products prices in bulk with Advanced Bulk Edit plugin.
Fixed: Event ID 6064 reported instead of ID 6065 when switching the favicon.
Fixed: Event ID 9156 was reported twice in the activity log when a WooCommerce order was placed by a non-logged in user.
Fixed a number of PHP Notices, warnings and deprecated code messages by improving the code for better support of more recent PHP versions.
Fixed: Plugin was not reporting the change when when the price of a WooCommerce product is changed to NULL via the REST API.
Fixed a warning about an undefined array key “zapier_integration_active” when saving changes in the Yoast SEO plugin.
