Group PHP failures and locate the recorded plugin, theme or core file.
WordPress & WooCommerce tools
Investigate errors, database work, updates and store behavior using evidence from your own site.
Find static PHP compatibility issues before testing a plugin or theme on another PHP version.
Review recorded version requirements and prepare a staged update checklist.
Find large autoloaded settings and compare their recorded size after a change.
Rank recorded database work and repeated queries by measured time.
Inspect overdue WordPress jobs and the recorded cron configuration.
Group failed and overdue Action Scheduler jobs and compare a backlog.
Review recorded REST responses and identify failed or unexpected response types.
Review official-checksum comparisons for missing or changed WordPress files.
Find recorded template overrides that need review after an update.
Rank recorded AJAX actions by duration, failures and component evidence.
Compare recorded cache hits, misses and database activity.
Compare table sizes and row estimates between two manual snapshots.
Connect recorded checkout request failures and errors in a controlled test.
Compare controlled session evidence for unexpected cart response reuse.
Review recorded HPOS configuration, extension declarations and synchronization.
Find duplicate product identifiers and inconsistent variation, price or stock evidence.
Review old-domain references recorded in a scoped migration inventory.
Compare supplied attachment evidence and destination observations after a move.
Compare controlled staging trials and identify combinations associated with a failure.
Collect evidence from your WordPress site
The manual exporter collects supported site metadata for these tools. It runs when a signed-in administrator chooses Download evidence JSON. It does not change your settings, run scheduled jobs or send the report to NosHost.
Download WordPress exporter ZIP
- In your WordPress dashboard, open Plugins, Add New Plugin, then Upload Plugin. Select the downloaded ZIP and activate NosHost Evidence Export.
- Open Tools, then NosHost evidence. Review the collection scope and choose Download evidence JSON.
- Return to the relevant NosHost tool and select the report. Analysis stays on your device. The PHP source scanner is separately labelled and requires an explicit upload.
- After a repair, collect another report using the same scope. Use the earlier report for tools that support comparisons.
The exporter reads software versions, bounded option sizes, scheduled hook metadata, grouped background-job statuses, table estimates and selected WooCommerce/media metadata. It marks sections that need runtime observations as unavailable. WordPress 6.4 or later and PHP 7.4 or later are required; WooCommerce is optional.
Some investigations need a recorded test
PHP failures need an error log. Query and AJAX investigations need measured request evidence. Checkout, cart isolation and plugin-conflict investigations need controlled staging traces. A public URL or a software inventory cannot supply those observations.
Each tool includes a downloadable worked example showing the supported evidence fields. Keep real customer records, passwords, cookies and payment details out of reports. Review plugin names, paths, product metadata and site addresses before sharing the derived result.