Alerts (Email Notifications)

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The Alerts tab allows you to configure email notifications for critical errors.

Setting Up Email Alerts

Enabling/Disabling Notifications

  • Toggle the main switch to enable or disable alerts
  • Disabled by default for new installations

Configuring Notification Recipient (Free)

  • Enter a single email address in the recipient field
  • Supports standard email formats

Adding Multiple Recipients (Pro)

  • Up to 3 recipients can be added in the Pro version
  • Use a separate input field for each recipient; do not separate Emails by comma

Alert Frequency Options

Hourly Notifications

  • Receives alerts every hour with accumulated errors
  • Good for active development or high-traffic sites

Twice Daily Notifications

  • Alerts sent at 12-hour intervals
  • Balances frequency and email volume

Daily Notifications

  • Single daily digest of all errors
  • Suitable for routine monitoring

Weekly Notifications

  • Summary sent once per week
  • Ideal for long-term tracking without clutter

Understanding Cron Schedules

  • Alerts are triggered by WordPress cron jobs. The notification may be delayed if the site has low traffic.
  • Next scheduled time is displayed in the interface

Error Level Selection (Pro Feature)

Understanding Different Error Levels

  • Database Errors: Issues with database queries
  • Fatal Errors: Crashes that stop script execution
  • Parse Errors: Syntax issues in PHP code

Default Monitoring Levels

  • Database Errors
  • Fatal Errors
  • Parse Errors
  • Deprecated function usage

Additional Selectable Levels (Pro)

  • Warnings: Non-critical issues that may become problems
  • Notices: Informational messages about potential issues
  • Custom: User-defined error types

Reducing Notification Noise

  • Select only the most critical error levels
  • Use another notification interval

Testing & Management

Sending Test Emails

  • Click the “Send Test Email” button to verify the setup immediately after enabling notifications

Verifying Email Delivery

  • Check your inbox for the test email
  • Ensure emails aren’t being marked as spam

Viewing Next Scheduled Notification Time

  • Displayed in the alert summary section
  • Helps plan for expected email arrivals

Example of incoming Email

For log file management, see the Cleanup Tab guide.