DNS Records Checker WordPress Plugin

Description

The DNS Records Checker is a powerful WordPress plugin that allows users to quickly and easily check the DNS records of any domain. With a simple, user-friendly interface, this tool provides essential information about a domain’s DNS configuration, including Name Servers, A Records, AAAA Records, CNAME Records, TXT Records, and MX Records.

Key Features:

1. Easy-to-use interface: Simply enter a domain name and click “CHECK”
2. Comprehensive DNS information: Displays multiple record types in one view
3. Validation: Ensures entered domain names are valid before processing
4. Clean presentation: Results are displayed in a clear, easy-to-read table
5. Responsive design: Works well on both desktop and mobile devices
6. Lightweight: Minimal impact on your WordPress site’s performance
7. Customizable: Can be easily styled to match your website’s design

Why Choose Our DNS Records Checker:

• Save time: Quickly access all important DNS records in one place
• Troubleshoot efficiently: Identify DNS-related issues at a glance
• Improve security: Verify your domain’s DNS configuration regularly
• Educational tool: Learn about different DNS record types
• Developer-friendly: Integrate DNS checking functionality into your WordPress site

User Documentation:

Installation:

1. Download the DNS Records Checker plugin zip file
2. Log in to your WordPress admin panel
3. Go to Plugins > Add New > Upload Plugin
4. Choose the downloaded zip file and click “Install Now”
5. After installation, click “Activate Plugin”

Usage:

1. Create a new page or post on WordPress
2. Add the following shortcodes where you want the DNS checker to appear: [wda_dns_checker_form] [wda_dns_checker_result]
3. To display form section: [wda_dns_checker_form]
4. To display result/output section: [wda_dns_checker_result]
5. Publish the page or post
6. Visit the published page to use the DNS Records Checker

How to Use:

1. Enter a domain name (e.g., example.com) in the input field
2. Click the “CHECK” button
3. View the results in the table below

Troubleshooting:

• If you see “Not Found” for any record type, it means that particular record doesn’t exist for the domain
• Ensure your server’s PHP configuration allows the use of the dns_get_record() function
• If you encounter any issues, check your server’s error logs for more information