RadMonitor Error Reporter
Official WordPress plugin for RadMonitor: Catch and track all WordPress errors in your RadMonitor dashboard
Requires RadMonitor account • Compatible with WordPress 5.0+
See How It Works
// Example WordPress Error
try {
throw new Exception('Database connection failed');
} catch (Exception $e) {
radmonitor_report($e);
}
Quick Installation
Install Plugin
Download and install the RadMonitor plugin from WordPress.org
Add API Key
Enter your RadMonitor API key in the plugin settings
Start Monitoring
That's it! Your errors will now be tracked in RadMonitor
Key Features
Everything you need to monitor and improve your WordPress site
Error Monitoring
- PHP Error Tracking
- WordPress Error Logging
- Exception Handling
- Custom Error Reporting
Analytics
- Error Frequency
- Impact Analysis
- Error Patterns
- Custom Reports
Security
- Secure Data Transfer
- API Authentication
- Data Encryption
- Access Control
Integration
- RadMonitor Dashboard
- Email Notifications
- Slack Alerts
- Webhook Support
Configuration
- Easy Setup
- Flexible Options
- Error Filtering
- Custom Rules
Support
- 24/7 Support
- Documentation
- Video Tutorials
- Community Help
Automated Backups
- Daily Backups
- Secure Storage
- One-Click Restore
- Version History
API Integration
- RESTful API
- Custom Endpoints
- Webhooks
- API Documentation
Ready to Add Error Reporting?
Install the plugin and connect to your RadMonitor account in minutes
What RadMonitor Users Say
"The error reporting plugin has been a game-changer. It integrates perfectly with RadMonitor and catches every issue."
"Setup was incredibly simple. Just installed the plugin, entered my RadMonitor API key, and it was working instantly."
"The error analytics in RadMonitor have helped us identify and fix issues we didn't even know existed."
Frequently Asked Questions
Will this slow down my site?
No, RadMonitor is designed to have minimal impact on your site's performance. Error reporting happens asynchronously.
Do I need a RadMonitor account?
Yes, you'll need a RadMonitor account to use this plugin. You can sign up for free at radmonitor.live.
What PHP versions are supported?
The plugin supports PHP 7.2 and above, including PHP 8.x versions.
How secure is the error reporting?
All data is encrypted in transit using TLS 1.3 and we never store sensitive information like passwords or API keys.
