Logs Exporter
Export the 404 error log table as a downloadable CSV file, straight from the Logs page.
What it does
Once active, the add-on adds an Export control to the Logs page. Click it to download the current log table as a UTF-8 CSV — one row per logged 404, with the same columns you see in the table (URL, referer, IP, user-agent, hit count, status, first-seen and last-hit timestamps).
Respecting filters
The export honours the search and status filters active on the Logs page at the time you trigger it. Filter to, say, only Open rows matching /wp-json/, and the CSV contains exactly that subset — not the whole table. Clear the filters first to export everything.
Typical uses
- Archive before pruning — grab a CSV before letting Logs Cleaner trim old rows.
- Offline analysis — open the CSV in a spreadsheet to pivot on top referers, most-hit URLs, or bot patterns.
- Sharing — hand a developer or client a concrete list of broken URLs to fix at the source.
Large tables
The export streams the rows that match your current filter. On very large log tables, narrow the filter (or prune first) so the download stays manageable.