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WP Supra – Maintenance & Support Utilities

by PR24

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Description

WP Supra is a modern WordPress management and maintenance tool designed for agencies, freelancers and advanced site owners.

The plugin serves two purposes:

  1. Connector to the WP Supra Management Panel for centralized multi-site administration
  2. Standalone maintenance toolkit with powerful utilities and optimizations

With WP Supra, you can manage multiple WordPress installations efficiently and maintain individual sites with advanced control.

WP Supra Management Platform

  • Centralized inventory of connected websites
  • Manage updates across multiple sites
  • Monitoring integrations
  • Cron job integrations
  • Free for up to 20 websites
  • Aforable price per additional site/month

Get Started

Take your WordPress maintenance to the next level with WP Supra.

🔍 Book an Audit or Consultation
Get expert insights into your WordPress setup and identify optimization potential:
https://wpsupra.com/get-started/

🧑‍💻 Create a WP Supra Account
Start managing multiple websites centrally:
https://wpsupra.com/sign-up/

Standalone Maintenance Features

🗒 Admin Notes
– Store important maintenance notes and instructions
– Example: “Do not install this plugin”
– Improve team collaboration and documentation

✅ Best Practices
– Built-in maintenance guidelines and recommendations
– Helps identify common configuration issues
– Encourages a consistent and professional maintenance workflow

✏️ Text Overrides
– Modify or replace text strings globally
– Not limited to translations
– No coding required

🔌 Integrations
– Matomo (self-hosted analytics)
– Pulsetic (uptime monitoring)
– Hexowatch (visual monitoring)
– Cron-Job.org (external cron job scheduling service)

🔄 Update Management
– Control automatic updates
– Disable WordPress core updates
– Disable individual plugin/theme updates
– Clear overview of update status

📧 Email Enhancements
– Change admin email without 2FA confirmation
– Forward selected support emails
– Disable password change notifications
– Pause outgoing emails

⚡ Cache & Performance Overview
– Quick cache insights for troubleshooting
– Identify unused performance optimization potential
– Detect areas where caching can be improved

🖼 Media Management
– Overview of registered thumbnail sizes
– Manage media trash

🗄 Database Tools
– Manage revisions
– Clean up transients
– Table overview with storage usage and entry counts
– Identify unused tables and optimization potential

🔍 Advanced Database Analysis
– Meta data analysis with index suggestions
– Autoload optimization recommendations
– Slow query detection

🚧 Maintenance & Staging
– Maintenance mode
– Staging actions

📊 System Status
– Maintenance-focused site health insights
– Simplified overview of critical system information
– Highlights relevant issues affecting maintenance and stability

🐞 Logging & Debugging
– Enable or disable WordPress debug mode
– Prevent excessive log file growth

If you are looking for regular WordPress maintenance, contact the team at WP Supra, WP Support or WP Support Schweiz. If you are looking for individual support, please contact the team at Support for WordPress and WooCommerce.

  1. Upload the plugin files to the /wp-content/plugins/support-wp directory, or install the plugin through the WordPress plugins screen directly.
  2. Activate the plugin through the ‘Plugins’ screen in WordPress
  3. Use the Settings > WP Supra screen to configure the plugin
  1. Plugin Settings, Tab Query Analytics

    Plugin Settings, Tab Query Analytics

Is the Matomo API used?

Yes, this plugin uses the API of a self-hosted Matomo instance to display core metrics.

Is the Cron-Job.org API used?

Yes, the plugin connects to cron-job.org to display cron job information.

Is the Pulsetic API used?

Yes, the plugin uses the Pulsetic API to display monitoring data.

Is the Hexowatch API used?

Yes, the plugin uses the Hexowatch API to display monitoring data.

Does the plugin send data to external sources?

Yes, the plugin communicates with external APIs to retrieve monitoring and analytics data. No data is transmitted without configuration by the administrator.

Best Plugin 👍

By josancroos on April 2, 2024

This plugin saves me a lot of time. Well Done

  • Version 108
    • Fixed Matomo.js data logging issues
    • Enhanced batch cleanup for orphaned metadata with a progress bar
    • Fixed KPI display issues in the Cloudflare widget
    • Fixed Notice Hider to properly hide notices on WooCommerce pages
    • Improved tab section ordering for better usability
    • Added new translations and updated existing language files
  • Version 107
    • Added Temporary Login: create a dedicated, temporary administrator account with its own auto-login link (3/5/7/14 days validity, extendable, revocable, cleaned up automatically after expiry)
    • Extended compact notes to additional areas and improved note display
    • Improved update-related entries with direct note display and slug on hover
    • Added API Analytics for tracking outgoing HTTP requests
    • Added API Analytics for tracking internal REST API requests, including WooCommerce’s REST API
    • Added detection of users hidden from the WordPress admin user list
    • Added option to bulk delete cronjobs and database tables
    • Added option to view content of database tables
    • Added option to redirect attachment pages to their media files
    • Added option to hide admin notices by matching their text (contains, begins with, or equals), optionally restricted to a specific admin page, with an additional network-wide option for Multisite
    • Added option to disable author pages
    • Added “Resolve” and “Hide” buttons to every hint, right-aligned like the Notes & Hints list; Hide opens the Add note modal with the matching suppress option pre-selected so any hint can now be muted
    • Added tweak relevant search
    • Added clean orphan data from database
    • Added configurable Action Scheduler queue tuning (batch size, concurrent batches, time limit)
    • Added a hint warning when the server lacks the PHP extensions needed for UpdraftPlus remote (S)FTP backups
    • Added a debug.log analysis table that groups errors by type, file and message, with search, filter and sorting
    • Added detection of edge/HTTP caches (Cloudflare, Kinsta, LiteSpeed Cache, SiteGround, Varnish, WP Engine, and a generic reverse-proxy fallback)
    • Added CPU (model, core count, load average) and disk space information to the Info tab
    • Added an automatic plugin file integrity check every 6 hours, with an optional email notification when a plugin is deactivated as a result
    • Added an option to reassign a Temporary Login account’s content to its creator or another admin during cleanup
    • Added Cloudflare integration: link a zone via API token, view traffic/threat analytics, and auto-calibrate the attack-detection threshold
    • Added support for a comma-separated list of allowed IP addresses in Maintenance mode
    • Added a “Plugins with unknown update status” overview flagging plugins that use their own update mechanism instead of WordPress.org
    • Added detection of WordPress.com and Pressable hosting
    • Added plugin snapshot: remembers the active/inactive state of all plugins so the plugins overview can flag anything that changed since it was taken
    • Added option to disable all plugin updates or all theme updates at once
    • Added option to reinstall a plugin: re-downloads the currently installed version from WordPress.org and overwrites its files (e.g. to fix missing or corrupted files)
    • Reorganized the Cache overview into PHP-, shared-, WordPress-, HTTP- and plugin-level sections, with options to flush the object cache and reset OPcache
    • Reorganized the settings menu: Maintenance Mode, Rewrite Rules Repair and Staging Detection moved from Tweaks into their own dedicated sections; added explanatory info texts to several settings tabs
    • Fixed a conflict when the Matomo tracking code was integrated multiple times
  • Version 106
    • Display notes on the dashboard in a more compact, single-line format with hover icons for details
  • Version 105
    • Improved user experience by replacing full page reloads with inline AJAX modals for all settings dialogs and confirmation actions
    • Added a new storage usage diagnostic
    • Reorganized menu items and introduced dropdown navigation
    • Fixed two potential SQL injection vulnerabilities.
    • Added developer notes regarding a low-risk IP spoofing scenario
    • Introduced the Major Plugins feature
    • Added new hints in the “Notes & Hints” section for major plugins, disabled plugin updates, and disabled theme updates.
    • Added new api endpoints
  • Version 104
    • Monitoring system rewritten to centralize all connections through the WordPress plugin, preventing multiple instances and improving stability.
  • Version 103
    • update endpoints and remove unused code
  • Version 102
    • More robust connection handling for the WP Supra Panel, improving overall stability and reliability.
    • Enhanced error handling and automatic reconnection mechanisms to better recover from temporary connection issues.
  • Version 101
    • Added a notice when WP Defender Audit Log is disabled.
  • Version 100
    • Fixed incorrect WooCommerce memory limit recommendations being displayed
    • Added support for Multisite notes and hint suppression
  • Version 99
    • Fixed WPMU DEV Hub SSO status detection for installations storing the setting as a boolean instead of an integer.
    • Added a notice when WP Defender Login Protection is disabled.
    • Added a notice when WP Defender 404 Lockout is disabled.
  • Version 1-98
    • Corrections and Enhancements
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