Kronolog – Extension Audit Log by Technoverse ID

Descripción

Kronolog records every install, update, activation, deactivation, and
deletion event for plugins and themes on your WordPress site. Events are stored with a UTC
timestamp and displayed in the site’s configured timezone.

Features:

  • Tracks installs, updates, activations, deactivations, and deletions — for both plugins and themes
  • Timeline detail view per package showing the full event history
  • Admin list table with sorting and filtering by type (plugin/theme)
  • «View History» quick link injected into the Plugins screen
  • Settings page: opt-in to delete all history data on plugin uninstall (off by default)
  • All data stored in a dedicated database table; nothing is written to wp_options except one setting

Capturas

Instalación

  1. Upload the plugin folder to /wp-content/plugins/.
  2. Activate the plugin through the Plugins screen in WordPress.
  3. The history table is created automatically on activation.
  4. Visit Kronolog in the admin menu to view the log.

Note: History begins at the moment the plugin is activated. Events that occurred before activation are not captured.

FAQ

Does this plugin slow down my site?

No. It only runs in the WordPress admin during plugin/theme lifecycle events (install, update,
activate, deactivate, delete). It has no front-end footprint.

What happens to my data if I deactivate the plugin?

Nothing — deactivation is intentionally non-destructive. Your history is preserved.

How do I delete all stored history?

Go to Kronolog Settings, enable «Delete all stored history when
this plugin is uninstalled», then delete the plugin from the Plugins screen.

Where is the data stored?

In a dedicated table {prefix}kronolog in your WordPress database.
All timestamps are stored in UTC and displayed in the timezone configured under
Settings General.

How do I get support?

Email app-support@technoverse.id and we’ll help you out.

Limitations

  • History starts at activation — events that occurred before the plugin was installed are not captured.
  • Multisite is not supported — on a multisite network, the history table is created only for the site where the plugin is activated, not network-wide. Network activation and per-site context are not tracked.
  • Must-use plugins and drop-ins are not tracked — WordPress provides no lifecycle hooks for files placed in mu-plugins/ or as drop-ins, so these cannot be recorded.

Reseñas

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Colaboradores y desarrolladores

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Registro de cambios

1.5

  • Internal maintenance release

1.4

  • Maintenance release
  • Added a «Last Activity» column to the history list table, showing the latest action (with a colour-coded icon) for each package

1.3

  • Renamed the plugin to «Kronolog – Extension Audit Log by Technoverse ID» (slug kronolog-extension-audit-log) to meet the WordPress.org directory’s naming rules (the previous name contained the disallowed word «Plugin»).
  • No data migration is required: the database table (wp_kronolog) and stored options (kronolog_*) are unchanged by this rename.

1.2

  • Renamed the plugin to «Kronolog – Plugin & Theme History by Technoverse ID» (slug kronolog-plugin-theme-history) to meet the WordPress.org directory’s naming rules.
  • Existing history is migrated automatically on update/activation: the database table and stored options are carried over from the previous names (install_history_log / plugin_theme_install_history) to the new kronolog names with no data loss.

1.1

  • Renamed the plugin to «Install History Log» (slug install-history-log) to meet the WordPress.org directory’s naming rules.
  • Existing history is migrated automatically on update/activation: the database table and stored options are carried over to the new names with no data loss.

1.0

  • Initial release.