Monitoring

Activity log

Wynko → Activity log records what the plugin has been doing: API key verification results, connection checks, campaign syncs (both requested and automatic), signup form field resyncs, signup submissions, notes that a signup page looks stale-cached (“carried an outdated field fingerprint”), and an integration switching itself off because the plugin it bridges to was deactivated. Each row carries a timestamp, a level (info, warning, or error), and a message. The log is capped at 200 entries and trimmed automatically so it doesn’t grow unbounded.

error marks a failure — a key Laposta rejected, a sync that didn’t complete, a signup that never reached Laposta. warning flags something to notice that isn’t a failure. info is routine progress.

Settings → Activity log detail controls how much gets recorded: Everything, Warnings and errors, or Errors only. The setting applies going forward — turning it down doesn’t hide entries already stored, and turning it back up doesn’t recover events that were skipped.

Filter the table by level, by a word in the message, or both. Download log (.txt) exports the current filter with a short header naming the site, plugin, WordPress, and PHP versions — safe to attach to a support request, since it never contains your API key, and signup entries name the form and outcome only, never the submitted email address or field values.