This plugin hasnt been tested with the latest 3 major releases of WordPress. It may no longer be maintained or supported and may have compatibility issues when used with more recent versions of WordPress.
The WP Inspect plugin visually annotates pages with the actions & filters (hooks) invoked during the request life cycle.
Developers can inspect specific html elements, such as the page heading, to determine which filters & actions ran to generate “the_title(),” for example.
Major features of WP Inspect include:
Built-in lucene search engine
Toggle hook tracking among header, body, footer & off-canvas contexts
How I wish the developer would either fix this or remove it (why doesn't WordPress pull plugins that aren't maintained!?!). Read the support forum: there are horror stories. Fortunately I had multiple browser windows open when I activated this plugin. My site broke immediately and the window I was working in wouldn't let me navigate anywhere. (I was able to deactivate plugin in another window. Whew!)
The "plugin homepage" has been taken down and the domain name is for sale. The developer's Twitter page hasn't had a post in almost 2 years. And his website seems to have no content. AND his developer page at WordPress has had no action in a few years.
Seems like there's no future for this plugin. ;-(
Activating this plugin killed my site.
[24-Apr-2018 20:18:57 UTC] PHP Fatal error: Out of memory (allocated 1719427072) (tried to allocate 1179648 bytes) in /public_html/wp-content/plugins/wp-inspect/inc/functions.php on line 232
I had to go into the database with phpmyadmin and deactivate my plugins manually to get the site back up.
Table: wp_options
Search for option_name: active_plugins
Double click on option value, delete value, click out of the field to save
GO back in and activate all your other plugins