Small fixes for:

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Thanks.

Hi there,

This is a patch:

1. To normalize "Defined Constants" for Array and Boolean values.
2. sd_server_location() return "Undetectable" if empty or only have ",".

Thanks.

Automatically gathering information can increase the load and page timeouts on multi-site installations or installations with many tables, rows and data. This information should be loaded on-demand based on interface actions similar to that of other sections such as "hooks".

Furthermore, the dashboard loading by default can lead to 4000-10000 lines of HTML Code, resulting in browser lockups due to memory restrictions on modern browsers. Loading the dashboard should only result in a minimal amount of data being returned to the browser until the user requests data that could overwhelm the client-side browser.

For displaying large amount of data, this might help https://blog.ag-grid.com/delivering-big-data-in-the-small-browser/

Thank you for outputting the hostname in your plugin. However, it seems only to be outputting the short name versus the FQDN (fully qualified domain name). The FQDN provides much more information; you can run hostname -f for the FQDN on a Linux server. The following stack overflow thread explains how to get the FQDN.

https://stackoverflow.com/questions/25621068/how-to-get-current-system-fqdn-in-php-cli

php -r "echo gethostbyaddr(gethostbyname(gethostname()));"

A warning should be placed "Better Search Replace," stating that handling of serialization data can be problematic

https://wpengine.com/support/wordpress-serialized-data/

Recommending alternatives such as https://interconnectit.com/search-and-replace-for-wordpress-databases/

In certain circumstances, it's hard to tell if a site is behind Cloudflare or another proxying service. To know if this is the case, you can print the following variable.

$_SERVER['PROXY_REMOTE_ADDR']

I would also do a check to compare this with the variable $_SERVER['REMOTE_ADDR'] and if they're the same then there is a web server misconfiguration that you can warn about.

Some constructive feedback.

The white and black text theme doesn't help with separating the content; different highlights or headers should be used to signify sections of data.

I can understand the idea behind a system dashboard, but if you were to take an automobile dashboard. Usually, the most important dials and information are front and center, and switches and tools are separate.

There could be an information area and then a separate section for tools. They could even be hidden and revealed. Right now, it's overly cluttered, and you're looking for all the information pieces amongst the tools. I believe it's easier on your brain to see all the information first together and then the tools.

This could just be my problem, but I wanted to give you this feedback if it was at all helpful.

Thanks for a great plugin!

Hello, it would be good to have the server name present under the IP address. Some people who have multiple servers will name them to easily identify them, which would be useful.

Load average shouldn't just be in percentages, the original formatting should be present with the percentages provided in addition. The majority of the people who are concerned about load averages would most likely be wanting the former versus the latter.

Some queries are blocked by Cloudflare's WAF, this was blocked on the pro plan.

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