This plugin provides an easy way to incorporate a bug/enhancement tracking system to a WordPress site. By adding a shortcode to a page, users will be able to display a bug list and allow visitors to submit new bugs / enhancements. The plugin will also provide search and sorting capabilities. A captcha and approval mechanism will allow the site admin to avoid spam.

You can try it out in a temporary copy of WordPress here.

• Changelog
• Support Forum

None at this time

2.1.6

• Removed debugging statement

2.1.5

• Fix for potential security issue

2.1.4

• Fixed potential security issue

2.1.2

• Fixed potential security issue

2.1.1

• Restricted file types that can be attached to user bug reports to 'bmp', 'txt', 'png', 'jpg', 'pdf', 'jpeg'

2.1

• Added new function to export links to a CSV file

2.0.8

• Addressed possible security issue

2.0.3

• New plugin icon
• Minor bug fixes

2.0.2

• Fixed issue with resolution date picker not working

2.0.1

• Single bug template provided with plugin now automatically loads from plugin folder if not found in theme
• Fixed issues with undefined variables in single-bug-library-bugs.php

2.0

• Added translation support

1.5.5

• Added new option to specify default product to be selected in new bug submission form

1.5.4

• Fixed issue where visitors could not report new issues when filtering issues by product

1.5.3

• Added ID column when showing Products, Status, Types and Priority

1.5.2

• Fix for display of bug reporter name

1.5.1

• Selections in drop-down lists are re-selected if submission is not accepted

1.5

• Added options to add empty option to product and issue list to make sure that users select a product and issue

1.4.6

• Enhanced quick edit for bugs to be able to easily change product, status, priority and other fields
• Added option to remove bugs from site search results

1.4.5

• Re-wrote user query code for bug assignment to avoid issues on some installations

1.4.4

• Fixes to work on sites that are not installed at the root of a URL

1.4.3

• Fixes to work on sites that are not installed at the root of a URL

1.4.2

• Fixed issue accessing category menus

1.4.1

• Added options to be able to hide the product, version number and issue type fields

1.4

• Modified bug query for shortcode display to avoid displaying bugs that are in trash

1.3.9

• Re-arranged all menu items under Bugs menu in admin to make it easier to find all related items
• General code cleanup

1.3.8

• Changed file_get_contents for wp_remote_fopen

1.3.6

• Updated single item template for twenty-fifteen theme
• Corrected some issues with default options not being created correctly
• Added uninstall function
• Corrected label in admin

1.3.5

• Corrected PHP code warning

1.3.4

• Added new option to allow comments to be closed automatically when a user-defined closure status is assigned to a bug

1.3.3

• Fixed problem with activating file attachments

1.3.2

• Removed hard-coded image file extension when uploading attachments

1.3.1

• Corrected PHP warnings

1.3

• Changed mechanism to display the submit new issues popup

1.2.9

• Corrected PHP warnings

1.2.8

• Updated colorbox script to fix problem with black box when submitting new issues in latest version of WordPress

1.2.7

• Updated jQuery datapicker script to fix problem with latest versions of WordPress

1.2.6

• Fixed uncaught reference error in javascript code

1.2.5

• Added field to define default user bug priority in configuration panel
• New user reported issues now have a priority so they can appear in the list

1.2.4

• Added code to make sure that post data is available when saving custom bug data

1.2.3

• Added CDATA tags around javascript code
• Removed unnecessary quotes around PHP code to render meta boxes

1.2.2

• Removed reference to non-existent table in admin menu code

1.2.1

• Update to ensure compatibility with WordPress 3.3

1.2

• Added options to shortcode to allow users to specify bug priority, type and status as arguments

1.1.2

• Fixed issue with status field not display correct entry when editing bugs
• Modified join condition in bug display code to avoid upgrade issues with missing priorities

1.1.1

• Changed Upload Image option to Upload File. Changed code that displayed image to become link to attached file.

1.0.3

• Added options to make the reporter name and reporter e-mail required fields in the user issue submission form

1.0.2

• Corrected variable with bad name

1.0.1

• Added filters in admin bug list page to filters bugs by type, status and product
• Corrected problem with product, status and type getting deleted if you quick edited a bug

1.0

• First release of Bug Library

1. Download the plugin
2. Upload the extracted folder to the /wp-content/plugins/ directory
3. Activate the plugin in the WordPress Admin
4. To get a basic Bug Library list showing on one of your WordPress pages, create a new page and type the following text: [bug-library]

There are a number of optional arguments that can be specified with the shortcode. Here they are with examples for each:

[bug-library bugcategorylist='3,4,5'] = List of bug categories to display [bug-library bugtypeid='4'] = List of bugs from a specific category [bug-library bugstatusid='5'] = List of bugs that have a specific status [bug-library bugpriorityid='6'] = List of bugs that have a specific priority

These shortcode options can be combined:

[bug-library bugcategorylist='3,4,5' bugtypeid='4' bugstatusid='5' bugpriorityid='6']

1. Configure the Bug Library General Options section for more control over the plugin functionality.
2. Copy the file single-bug-library-bugs.php from the bug-library plugin directory to your theme directory to display all information related to your bugs. You might have to edit this file a bit and compare it to single.php to get the proper layout to show up on your web site.