Description
This plugin adds two columns to the plugin’s page in WordPress’s admin to show when each plugin was « Last Updated » by the developer and when the plugin was « Last Upgraded » on the site. The « Last Updated » column will also show « Plugin not found » OR « Plugin has been closed! » if the plugin isn’t on the repo anymore or has been closed.
The first time you load the plugins page, it may load very slowly if you have a lot of plugins due to many API calls made to WordPress.org in order to retrieve the last updated information.
This plugin makes 1 API call for each plugin installed. This data is cached for 24 hours, unless you manually clear the cache clearing via Admin Menu > Plugins > Plugin Columns.
The idea for this plugin’s functionality and the artwork was by Karissa Skirmont‘s of Profoundly Purple.
Plugin Developed by Steven Kohlmeyer with contributions by [Michael Preslar (http://drzimp.com « drzimp.com »)].
Captures d’écrans
The plugins table has 2 columns on the right side labeled: Last Updated and Last Upgraded. 
A page dedicated to clearing cache on the Last Updated Column. 
Shows a WordPress MultiSite Network Plugin page with last updated / last upgraded columns.
Installation
- Install this plugin either via the WordPress.org plugin directory, or by uploading the files to your server.
- Activate the plugin through the ‘Plugins’ menu in WordPress. If in a Multisite install, « Network Activate » to show on ALL sites in the install or only Activate individually on a per site basis.
- That’s it. You’re ready to go clean up your plugin list of old or closed plugins!
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Journal des modifications
0.1.5
- Last Updated Column now displays if the plugin has been closed or isn’t on the repo
- getPluginsLastUpdated() now respects WP_DEBUG
- Updated description
0.1.4
- Fixed security issue
0.1.3
- Fixed debug warnings
0.1.2
- Version bump – Plugin still works as expected with WordPress 6.5.2
0.1.1
- Version bump – Plugin still works as expected with WordPress 6.0.1
0.1.0
- Version number bump – Plugin still works as expected with WordPress 5.6
0.0.9
- Version number bump – This plugin still works as expected with the new WordPress 5.2
0.0.8
- Version number bump
0.0.7
- Added support for multisite
0.0.6
- PHP 5.2 Compliance – Calculated months may be just a bit off if you’re running PHP 5.2
- Changed caching from 24 hours to 30 minutes.
- Added a cache clearing option in Admin Menu > Plugins > Plugin Columns
- Fixed screen options not hiding columns or saving
- Added background color to whole column instead of just text
- Fixed errors outputting if WordPress’s API cannot be reached
0.0.5
- New column to show when the plugin was last upgraded – shows not available until each plugin is upgraded at least once.
0.0.4
- Now outputs how long it’s been since the last update
- Background of this text is colored based on how long it’s been: (over 2 years is red, over 1 year is orange, over 6 months is yellow and less than 6 months is green)
0.0.3
- Updated plugin description and tags
0.0.2
- Column is now responsive and disabled white-space wrapping for easier reading.
0.0.1
- Plugin adds a last updated column to the plugins page of the admin.