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Logtastic - PHP and JavaScript Error Logger
A comprehensive logging plugin for WordPress with big ambitions.
Compatible with WP 7
v1.0.0
Current Version v1.0.0
Updated 1 month ago
Last Update on 26 May, 2026
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- Version
- 1.0.0
- Last Updated
- May 26, 2026
- Requires WP
- 6.2+
- Tested Up To
- 7
- PHP Version
- 7.0 or higher
- Author
- Inspired Plugins
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Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions about Logtastic - PHP and JavaScript Error Logger
The first release of the Logtastic plugin focuses on error logging in WordPress, capturing PHP and JavaScript errors. Take a look at our roadmap for our planned future features, including HTTP request logging, email logging and more.
The PHP error log can capture all PHP errors, including fatal errors, uncaught exceptions and recoverable errors. You can configure which error types are captured from the log settings.
The PHP error log will capture the following data for each error: Error message File Line number Error source (plugin, theme or WP core) First occurred date/time Last occurred date/time Number of occurrences For each occurrence of an error, the following additional data will be captured: Date/time WordPress version PHP version Plugin/theme version (if applicable) Full stack trace (optional) Affected user (pro version only)
The Logtastic plugin uses 3 methods to capture PHP errors on your WordPress site: Custom Error Handler: The plugin defines a custom error handler that will capture all recoverable PHP errors on your site, for example warnings. Custom Exception Handler: The plugin defines a custom error handler that will capture all uncaught exceptions on your WordPress site. Uncaught exceptions will proceed to generate a fatal error if left uncaught – as such, the plugin logs these uncaught exceptions as fatal errors. Shutdown Function: The plugin defines a custom shutdown function, which will run after PHP has finished executing the current script. This captures any fatal errors which were not the result of uncaught exceptions. Each function will determine whether or not the error should be logged, based on your log settings, and log the error/occurrence if it meets your defined criteria.
The JavaScript error log can capture runtime errors (errors that occur while code is executing, e.g. calling an undefined function or accessing a missing variable) and unhandled promise rejections (failures from promises – async operations – that aren’t caught with a .catch() or try…catch).
The JavaScript error log will capture the following data for each error: Error message Source Line and column number Error source (plugin, theme or WP core) First occurred date/time Last occurred date/time Number of occurrences For each occurrence of an error, the following additional data will be captured: Date/time WordPress version Plugin/theme version (if applicable) Stack trace (optional) Additional session information, including the url where the error was encountered and the user agent (optional) Affected user (pro version only)
The Logtastic plugin loads a lightweight JavaScript file (less than 4kb) on each page of your WordPress site. The JavaScript will listen for errors, and when encountered will capture the error, process the stack trace and send this via an Ajax request to the backend logging function. The backend logging function will determine whether or not the error should be logged, based on your log settings, and log the error/occurrence if it meets your defined criteria.
Logtastic leverages custom database tables to efficiently store and manage data, ensuring faster queries, reduced bloat in default WordPress tables, and improved scalability. By separating logs from core WP data, it delivers better performance, cleaner organization, and greater flexibility for advanced reporting and data handling—making it ideal for high-traffic sites and large-volume workloads.
Our plugin is designed to have minimal impact on performance. It stores log entries in optimized custom database tables rather than crowding WordPress core tables, allowing it to write and retrieve data efficiently even on high-traffic sites. Logging runs in the background with lightweight queries, meaning your site continues to operate smoothly while still capturing valuable information for debugging and monitoring. I have another question not listed here... For further help and support with the Logtastic plugin, please take a look at our detailed plugin documentation, or contact us via the support forum.