Error Management

The Errors screen lists all unique JavaScript and PHP errors captured from your WordPress site.

Error List

Navigate to Dashboard → Errors.

The list shows:

• Error message (truncated)
• Source file and line number
• Status badge
• Occurrence count — how many times this exact error has been seen
• First seen / Last seen timestamps
• Link to an associated recording (if one exists)

Filtering

Filter	Options
Status	All / New / Investigating / Resolved / Ignored / Muted
Date range	Select a start/end date for "first seen"
Search	Filter by message text or source file

Error Detail

Click any error to open the detail view.

Information Tab

Shows the full error message, stack trace, source file, line/column, and the browser context (URL, user agent, referrer) at the time of first capture.

Occurrences Tab

A list of all times this error was seen. Each occurrence shows the exact timestamp and context.

Recording Tab

If the error occurred during a recorded session, a "View Recording" button appears. Clicking it opens the session player, pre-seeked to the moment the error fired.

Managing Statuses

Click the Status dropdown on any error to change it:

Action	Effect
→ Investigating	Mark as in progress — no change to notifications
→ Resolved	Mark as fixed — future occurrences trigger a notification and re-open
→ Ignored	Acknowledge but don't act — notifications stop
→ Muted	Silence completely — no notifications ever, even on re-open

Bulk Actions

Select multiple errors using the checkboxes, then choose a bulk action from the toolbar:

• Mark as Resolved
• Mark as Ignored
• Delete

Automatic Re-open

If an error is resolved or ignored and the same error fingerprint is received again, it automatically:

• Resets to new status
• Resets occurrenceCount to 1
• Fires a notification

This prevents regressions from being silently missed.