Adds a subpage with Diagnostic information about your Wordpress installation
Version: 1.2
License: GPL
Author: Niklas Lindblad
Description:
Diagnosis adds a subpage to the dashboard where the main administrator of the Wordpress installation can view technical data about the server in an easy manner along with a suitable explanation.
Display your host’s server PHP and MYSQL information (integrated into WordPress Admin Style) on your WordPress dashboard.
Version: 1.0
License: n/a
Author: Lester Chan
Description:
Documentation: http://www.lesterchan.net/wordpress/readme/wp-serverinfo.html
Support: http://forums.lesterchan.net/index.php?board=25.0
This dumps variables set by Wordpress to a little input box on the admin page.
Version: 1.1
License: GPL
Author: Geekster
Description:
This developer plugin dumps a lot of extra data in the footers of every page for admins, so you can get a better handle on what is being set by the system. Good for programming new plugins.
Drop this file in your wp-content/plugins folder and activate/deactivate it from the Plugins menu in your WP admin area. Scroll to the bottom of the page to see the text area of all the variables and their keys, so that you can learn how to use and set WP vars better. Also note: to get at objects such as userdata user_nickname, see the first line in the phk_huge_dump() function. ie: $GLOBALS[’userdata’]->user_nickname will reference the user’s nickname. Any object works like this.
Changes: v 1.0 -> v 1.1:
This file is the Wordpress plugin now supports the
following behaviour:
1. Dump vars to the wp-footer (for your main pages)
2. Dump vars to the admin-footer (for your admin area)
3. Only dumps for admin classed users (level 10)
4. Greater output achieved.
Allows you to easily view the internal rewrite rules for WordPress
Version: 1.0
License: n/a
Author: Dagon Design
Description:
This plugin has a very specific purpose - to generate a list of the current rewrite rules that WordPress is using. Unless you are writing WordPress plugins that support permalinks, this plugin will probably not be that useful to you. But if for whatever reason you need to check the rules (for debugging.. troubleshooting..) it will do the job nicely. Only newer versions of WordPress store the rules internally of course. If you have a much older version, the data will simply be in your .htaccess file.
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