domaincheckplugin

Ryan,

Hello! Thank you for using Domain Check.

There has been development on this feature but it is not released. If you would like to continue the conversation and get a better idea of what this feature would look like please email [email protected]

Fernando,

Thank you for using Domain Check!

Please look for the “Screen Options” tab on the top right in “Domain Watch”. One of the Screen Options is for “Pagination” and that will control how many are seen per page.

There are many domain extensions and many of them have unique WHOIS information; if an extension is not supported yet in Domain Check hopefully it will be. More extensions is a good thing!

Thank you for the support!

Pigo3934blog,

Hello! Thank you for using Domain Check! 🙂

1a) Watched domains will begin alerting via email 28 days in advance of expiration.

1b) The cron functions use the standard WordPress wp-cron which fires automatically for a traditional WordPress installation. Domain Check uses the “daily” time period, available in the WP documentation. If you have made changes to your WordPress installation to manually run your wp-cron using CPanel to set a cron job Domain Check will still function like normal during the wp-cron run. Domain Check does not require additional cron jobs.

2) Unfortunately at the moment there is no way to edit the time period for alerts 🙁 More control over the alert emails, alert process, and alert time periods are commonly requested features and are definitely on the roadmap.

3) That is not normal. The SSL check tests show that the SSL checks are working correctly. If you able to reply here or send an email to info [at] domaincheckplugin.com with the specific domains and subdomains you are SSL checking that may help locate any specific issues.

The SSL check function attempts to open an SSL connection, fetches the SSL certificate from the server for the specified subdomain, and parses the SSL certificate to make sure it is valid and has not expired. The SSL certificate may be valid but SSL may or may not be “implemented” on the specified subdomain depending on what you consider “SSL implementation”. A website may have a valid SSL certificate implemented but may not use their SSL implementation via redirecting users to HTTPS, loading assets from HTTPS endpoints, etc. Domain Check *does not* check if a subdomain is redirecting users to SSL, loading secure assets, etc. Domain Check only checks availability, validity, and expiry of SSL certificates for subdomains.

Feel free to reply if you have any questions!

If you like Domain Check and use it for your business please consider donating! It takes a lot of time & effort to build, maintain, and support the plugin. Donations are spent on coffee & pizza 🙂

This has been resolved! Issues with identifying expiration detection for renewed SSL certificates have been fixed and additional support has been added!

Anothony,

Hello! Thank you very much for your feedback! A new version, 1.0.14, has been released that fixes the issue of not adding domains to the Your Domains sections! Sorry!

Thank you so much for your feedback!! It means a lot 🙂

Nathan,

Hello! We have just released a new version of Domain Check that addresses some issues with SSL certificates. Please let us know if this solves your issue!

Nathan,

Hello! Sorry for the delayed response. This is our first support ticket, it did not seem to send an alert email! O_O

Are you able to link to the domain that is causing issues so we can take a look?

If it is easier to communicate over email please feel free to email info [ at ] domaincheckplugin.com 🙂

Thank you for the 5 star review rightmeow! Domain Check definitely needs more downloads and your review helps a lot! 😀 Happy you like the plugin!