The WooCommerce Logger Class is a powerful tool that allows you to efficiently manage various types of logs, organize them into separate files, and seamlessly display them within the WooCommerce environment. In this post, we’ll delve into the different types of logs, and discuss how to add separate files for your plugin.
As a WordPress developer, debugging live websites can be challenging, especially when you don’t want to deactivate all plugins for all users.
In such cases, you can use a clever code snippet to selectively deactivate certain plugins based on your remote IP address.
This technique allows you to test and troubleshoot your website without affecting the experience of other visitors.