説明
When working on themes and plugins you often notice a piece of text that appears hardcoded into the files, you need to modify it, but you don’t know what theme or plugin it’s in, and certainly not which individual file to look in.
Easily search through your themes, plugins or even WordPress core and be presented with a list of files, the matched text and what line of the file matched your search.
You can then quickly make edits directly in your browser by clicking the link from the search results.
By default a consistency check is performed when making edits to files, this will look for inconsistencies with braces, brackets and parenthesis that are often accidentally left in.
This drastically reduces the risk of breaking your site when making edits, but is in no way an absolute guarantee.
スクリーンショット
Searching through the Twenty Fourteen theme for the string 'not found' 
Having clicked the link for one of the results and being taken to the editor in the browser 
Smart-Scan has detected an inconsistency in the use of braces
FAQ
- Will Smart-Scan guarantee my site is safe when making edits?
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Although it will do it’s best at detecting incorrect usage of the commonly used symbols (parenthesis, brackets and braces), there is no guarantee every possible error is detected. The best safe guard is to keep consistent backups of your site (even when not making edits).
As of version 1.6, the plugin will check your site health after performing an edit. If the site is returning a site breaking error code, we’ll revert to the previous version of the file.
- My search is failing and I am told that my search is an invalid pattern
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This error is only related to regex searches, and is based off how PHP reads your regex string.
When writing your search string, make sure to wrap your search in forward slashes (
/), directly followed by any modifiers like case insensitive (i) that you may want to use.
評価
貢献者と開発者
変更履歴
2.3.1
This is a maintenance and security release, with thanks to RIPS Technologies for the responsible disclosure of several security concerns.
- Fixed an escaped URL that should’ve allowed some HTML links.
- Patched a potential security vulnerability with file path traversals.
- Patched a potential security vulnerability that allowed writing to arbitrary files.
- Patched a few Cross Site Scripting (XSS) vulnerabilities.
- Removed unused code that might allow file creation.
2.3.0
- Upped version requirement to 4.9 as we now use the bundled CodeMirror in WordPress core.
- Converted translation functions to the escaping versions to avoid accidental output from translations.
- Removed bundled languages, these should be served by WordPress.org now.
- Improved behavior when a search failure happens, we were accidentally looping error messages for every file (whoops).
- Added more translatable strings.
- Added various filters:
**string_locator_bad_http_codes
**string_locator_bad_file_types
**
Older entries
See changelog.txt for the version history