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Home » Release Announcements » WP-Members User Tracking 1.3.0

WP-Members User Tracking 1.3.0

Chad Butler · Oct 6, 2020 ·

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The WP-Members User Tracking extension has been updated to version 1.3.0.

This update is fairly minor in appearance, but has a significant change in the handling of the tracking stats page. 

First, the table has been completely updated to use the WP_List_Table class.  Previously, it had “looked” like WP’s tables, but now it is built using WP_List_Table (which makes it more extensible).

Second, the queries have been rewritten and improved.

The most noticeable change will be the filters for the stats table.   The ability to filter by a custom post type is new – you can select which custom post types to filter the view by in the plugin’s settings.  In order to keep this from getting cluttered in the table header, I added some jquery to show/hide the filters based on selected post type (posts, pages, and custom post types).

The last login table has been moved to its own screen.

 

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