توضیحات
Audit who has access to your site: Application Passwords, admin accounts, and connected remote management tools in one dashboard.
تغییرات این نسخه
1.4.0
Renamed the plugin from “WhoHasAccess” to “Destino Access Audit” at the request of the WordPress.org Plugin Review Team, who flagged “WhoHasAccess” as a likely existing project/trademark name. No public version was ever released under the old name.
Moved the admin page from its own top-level menu item into Tools → Destino Access Audit, so it stops competing for space in the main admin menu.
Added a “Settings” link to the plugin’s row on the Plugins page, next to Deactivate.
MainWP Child: added a direct link to its settings screen.
UpdraftPlus: added a direct link to its settings screen, plus a badge reporting whether UpdraftPlus’s own “Lock Settings” feature (Advanced Tools tab) is currently hiding that screen behind a password, with instructions on how to review or remove that lock. Destino Access Audit only reports this status — it never reads, writes, or removes the lock itself.
Fixed all findings from the official Plugin Check tool: escaping false-positives, the discouraged load_plugin_textdomain() warning, and a short description over the 150-character limit.
Removed the bundled languages/ folder and the load_plugin_textdomain() call: WordPress.org plugins must not ship their own .po/.mo files, since translate.wordpress.org generates and serves them automatically once the text domain matches the plugin slug.
Replaced the escaping-related phpcs:ignore comments with an actual fix (wrapping the affected output in wp_kses_post()), following a second Plugin Revi
Renamed the plugin from “WhoHasAccess” to “Destino Access Audit” at the request of the WordPress.org Plugin Review Team, who flagged “WhoHasAccess” as a likely existing project/trademark name. No public version was ever released under the old name.
Moved the admin page from its own top-level menu item into Tools → Destino Access Audit, so it stops competing for space in the main admin menu.
Added a “Settings” link to the plugin’s row on the Plugins page, next to Deactivate.
MainWP Child: added a direct link to its settings screen.
UpdraftPlus: added a direct link to its settings screen, plus a badge reporting whether UpdraftPlus’s own “Lock Settings” feature (Advanced Tools tab) is currently hiding that screen behind a password, with instructions on how to review or remove that lock. Destino Access Audit only reports this status — it never reads, writes, or removes the lock itself.
Fixed all findings from the official Plugin Check tool: escaping false-positives, the discouraged load_plugin_textdomain() warning, and a short description over the 150-character limit.
Removed the bundled languages/ folder and the load_plugin_textdomain() call: WordPress.org plugins must not ship their own .po/.mo files, since translate.wordpress.org generates and serves them automatically once the text domain matches the plugin slug.
Replaced the escaping-related phpcs:ignore comments with an actual fix (wrapping the affected output in wp_kses_post()), following a second Plugin Revi