live24h Website Monitor

Changelog

0.7.1

• WooCommerce shops: the Product Watch delivery job is now registered the way WooCommerce expects it. On sites running WooCommerce this removes debug notices on every page load — and makes sure the job is actually queued, so pending product reports leave your site reliably.
• The robots.txt preview and the admin requests now resolve your real admin URL instead of assuming the default one, so installations with a relocated wp-admin are handled correctly.

0.7.0

• Product Watch for WooCommerce (optional): hand-pick the products or variants that matter and live24h watches their price and availability — a report goes out when something changes, plus one daily snapshot per selection. A delivery view in wp-admin shows whether the reports arrived, and a single click retries one that did not. Your SKUs stay on your server, and nothing is watched until you select it.
• Tested against WordPress 7.1.
• Clearer documentation of what the plugin talks to: the heartbeat pings and the Product Watch deliveries are now spelled out field by field in External services.
• Site scan: the page lookup no longer suppresses query filters, so multilingual setups keep their language context.
• Packaging: the release archive now ships the composer manifest for the bundled live24h library, so its origin is visible at a glance.

0.6.0

• Policy presets: roll out monitoring in one decision — choose “Essential”, “Recommended” or “Everything”, preview exactly what would be created (and what is skipped and why: already created, plan-locked, unavailable), then apply. The preview and the apply always agree, applying never creates files on your site, and anything the plugin cannot verify is skipped instead of duplicated.
• Enterprise hardening across the plugin family: deeper test coverage, a shared CI gate for all nine adapters and per-adapter changelogs.

0.5.6

• Maintenance release of the plugin line: the Shopware and TYPO3 plugins now ship the same health-center UX as WordPress 0.5.x (severity-first ordering, status chips, settled “Created” recommendations, the two-chip “file still missing” rule). No functional changes inside the WordPress plugin itself.

0.5.5

• Two chips, two statements — a created file-shaped recommendation (robots.txt/sitemap) whose FILE is still missing now shows the amber “File still missing” badge next to the green “Created” one, with an amber (not green) row stripe. A row only reads fully green once nothing is left open.

0.5.4

• Recommendations know what exists — recommendations whose monitoring check is already created now render settled (green “Created” badge, disabled and unchecked checkbox, excluded from “create all recommended”), exactly like the Scan tab. Their details — including the “how to get the file” guidance for robots.txt/sitemap — stay available, because “the check exists” and “the file is still missing” are two different statements. The overview summary no longer advertises already-created recommendations.

0.5.3

• Settings sub-tabs — the settings page now uses real sub-tabs (Connection / Privacy & Telemetry / AI access / Setup Wizard) in the native WordPress tab look, exactly like the Health Center. Deep links (e.g. from the AI access card) open the right tab; without JavaScript all groups stay visible.
• Scan tab clarity — suggestions that are already created are no longer pre-selected or selectable; the selection only ever contains checks that are still missing.

0.5.2

• Dashboard tile — a live24h status widget on the WordPress dashboard: cached availability pass count, last scan time and a one-click “Open Health Center” link. It never runs score modules, a scan or an HTTP call.
• Clear apply semantics — the Recommendations tab now states explicitly that applying creates monitoring checks in live24h and never creates files; the robots.txt/sitemap recommendations carry a remediation note explaining how WordPress serves those files natively, with a deep link to Settings → Reading.
• llms.txt deep link — the AI access card in the SEO area now links straight to the llms.txt controls on the settings tab.
• Structured settings — the settings page is grouped into anchored topic cards (Connection / Privacy & Telemetry / AI access / Setup Wizard) with a jump navigation on top.

0.5.1

• Recommendations tab now speaks the Health Center design language — card rows with a severity stripe, a clean severity chip on the right and quiet expandable details (severity no longer glued to the title).
• Overview: failed availability rows now use their negative wording (“Homepage not reachable”) so a red PROBLEM badge never sits next to a positive check name.
• Overview: every recommendation summary row carries a right-aligned “View recommendations” deep link, matching the “Go to problem” links above.

0.5.0

• Problems first — every Health Center area now sorts its facts and cards by severity (problem → needs attention → healthy), so anything that needs action is the first thing on screen and a healthy area opens green.
• Clear monitoring state — every card carries an explicit chip (“Monitored” / “Not monitored” / “Problem” / “Warning”); an already-monitored recommendation no longer shows a contradictory empty checkbox next to an “Already monitored” note.
• Overview polish — the score breakdown is now cleanly aligned (label left, value right), and every critical problem line carries a “Go to problem” link that jumps straight to the affected area.
• Cron jobs — a failing WP-Cron fact links directly to the setup guide, and the apply summary now says WHY entries were skipped (e.g. “already monitored”).
• Recommendation reasons — the WP-Cron heartbeat recommendation now resolves its localized why/what-to-do copy from the shared catalogue instead of falling back to the raw English rationale.

0.4.1

• Fixed plugin links — the “Visit plugin site” and author links in the WordPress plugin list now point to https://www.live24h.eu. The previous non-www address is served by a redirect endpoint whose HTTPS handshake modern browsers reject, so the links failed with a security error.

0.4.0

• AI access card + llms.txt generator — the SEO tab reports whether llms.txt is served and evaluates the REF-aligned shortlist of visibility-critical AI crawlers, including whether each provider documents robots.txt compliance. One click serves a spec-conform /llms.txt with an H1, description blockquote and at most 30 curated links; no file or llms-full.txt is written, and physical files, foreign routes and existing responders are never overridden. llms.txt does not guarantee an SEO or AI-search boost; its effect remains unproven, while robots.txt access is the decisive lever.

0.3.0

• SEO cards now create checks — every actionable card in the SEO tab (sitemap, homepage reachability, indexability, per-page checks) carries a checkbox and a “Monitor selected” button that creates the monitoring checks directly via the live24h API, with per-row feedback (created / skipped / failed). Discovered URLs are shown as plain text and are never turned into links.
• WP-Cron activation guide — when WP-Cron is disabled (DISABLE_WP_CRON), the Cron jobs tab now shows a step-by-step guide with copy-ready crontab examples using your real site URL, hosting-panel pointers (cPanel/Plesk), the ALTERNATE_WP_CRON alternative, and how to verify the cron is really running via the heartbeat.
• Complete German translation — every string in the plugin is now translated (including the SEO card actions), and a build gate keeps source strings, translation template and German translation in sync.
• Recommendation checkboxes in all discovery tabs (SEO, Cron jobs, SSL & Domain, WooCommerce, Mail) are now wired to the same one-click apply flow as the Recommendations Center.

0.2.0

• Health Center — the scan/wizard screen is now an eight-area Health Center (Overview, SEO, Cron jobs, SSL & Domain, WooCommerce, Mail, Recommendations, Settings). Areas only show when they apply to your site (a non-WooCommerce site no longer shows a WooCommerce tab).
• Recommendations Center — grouped bulk review (critical / recommended / optional / locked) with one-click “create all recommended”; plan-locked checks are shown but never pre-selected.
• Wider discovery — per-domain SSL certificate expiry + DNS, mail authentication (SPF / DKIM / DMARC / MX), WooCommerce storefront objects, and background-job heartbeats are detected during the scan and turned into monitoring recommendations.
• Security hardening — central secret redaction guarantees no API key / token / webhook secret / certificate detail ever appears in a card, log or error, at any depth.
• Built on the shared live24h CMS SDK so WordPress, Shopware and TYPO3 produce identical scores, suggestions and recommendations from the same facts.

0.1.0

• Initial release — scan your WordPress site and create monitoring checks in live24h with one click: HTTP / HTTPS / SSL / domain-expiry, plus WordPress REST API, robots.txt and sitemap as HTTP checks.
• Plan-aware suggestions — check types your live24h plan does not include are shown but not pre-selected (with an upgrade hint); your free check slots are displayed after a scan.
• Hardening — the API key is preserved when you save settings without re-typing it; per-check errors from bulk creation are shown individually; the scanner follows only same-host redirects (never internal/loopback hosts); the API key is only ever sent to api.live24h.eu.
• Full German translation included.