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Closes #42

📑 Description

Adds country-based visitor data deletion to support GDPR right-to-erasure workflows.

Changes made across 3 files:

  • includes/class-ipquery-db.php

    • Added delete_by_country(string $country_code): int|false — deletes all visitor rows matching a given ISO country code
    • Added get_distinct_countries(): array — returns distinct countries that have records, used to populate the dropdown
    • Added log_action(string $message): void — writes audit entries to the WordPress debug log when WP_DEBUG_LOG is enabled
  • includes/class-ipquery-admin.php

    • Registered admin_post_ipquery_delete_by_country hook in init()
    • Added handle_delete_by_country() — validates nonce, checks capability, calls IpQuery_DB::delete_by_country(), logs the action, and redirects with a success notice
  • admin/views/visitors.php

    • Added success notice for country_deleted redirect param
    • Added "Delete by Country" panel at the bottom with a dropdown populated from actual DB records, nonce protection, required attribute, and an onclick confirmation dialog

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  • My pull request adheres to the code style of this project
  • My code requires changes to the documentation
  • I have updated the documentation as required
  • All the tests have passed

Does this introduce a breaking change?

  • Yes
  • No

Additional Information

  • The dropdown only shows countries that actually have records in the database — no point showing countries with nothing to delete
  • Deletion is logged via IpQuery_DB::log_action() which only writes when WP_DEBUG_LOG is true, consistent with WordPress best practices. Note: existing handlers (handle_delete_ip, handle_purge) do not currently log — this PR introduces logging specifically to satisfy the acceptance criteria of issue [FEATURE] Add country-based data deletion support #42
  • A $deleted !== false check distinguishes a real DB failure from a legitimate "0 rows deleted" result
  • No breaking changes — all existing functionality is untouched

Summary by Sourcery

Add support for deleting visitor records by country to help fulfill GDPR right-to-erasure requests.

New Features:

  • Introduce a delete-by-country admin action and handler for removing all visitor records for a selected country.
  • Add a visitor admin UI panel with a country dropdown and confirmation flow to trigger country-based deletion.
  • Expose database methods to delete visitor records by country and to retrieve distinct countries with stored records.

Enhancements:

  • Log admin-initiated deletion actions to the WordPress debug log when enabled.
  • Display a success notice summarizing the outcome of country-based deletions in the visitors admin screen.

Summary by CodeRabbit

  • New Features

    • Added a "Delete by Country" bulk-deletion tool in the admin Visitors panel with a country selector and confirmation prompt for irreversible deletions.
    • Shows a summary after deletion including the uppercased country code and number of records removed.
  • Style

    • Minor spacing adjustments to admin panel layout for improved spacing.

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Implements GDPR-oriented visitor data erasure by country by wiring a new admin-post handler, DB utilities for country-based deletion and logging, and a UI panel on the visitors admin screen to trigger the operation and display feedback.

Sequence diagram for GDPR delete-by-country admin workflow

sequenceDiagram
    actor Admin
    participant VisitorsAdminScreen
    participant Browser
    participant WordPressAdminPost
    participant IpQuery_Admin
    participant IpQuery_DB
    participant WPDB
    participant WPDebugLog

    Admin->>VisitorsAdminScreen: Open visitors.php
    VisitorsAdminScreen->>IpQuery_DB: get_distinct_countries()
    IpQuery_DB->>WPDB: SELECT DISTINCT country, country_code ...
    WPDB-->>IpQuery_DB: Result rows
    IpQuery_DB-->>VisitorsAdminScreen: Countries array
    VisitorsAdminScreen-->>Admin: Render Delete by Country panel

    Admin->>Browser: Select country and click Delete Records
    Browser->>Browser: Show confirm dialog
    Browser->>WordPressAdminPost: POST action=ipquery_delete_by_country

    WordPressAdminPost->>IpQuery_Admin: handle_delete_by_country()
    IpQuery_Admin->>IpQuery_Admin: check_admin_referer()
    IpQuery_Admin->>IpQuery_Admin: current_user_can(manage_options)
    IpQuery_Admin->>IpQuery_Admin: Sanitize and normalize country_code
    IpQuery_Admin->>IpQuery_DB: delete_by_country(country_code)
    IpQuery_DB->>WPDB: DELETE FROM table WHERE country_code = ?
    WPDB-->>IpQuery_DB: rows_deleted or false
    IpQuery_DB-->>IpQuery_Admin: rows_deleted or false

    alt rows_deleted is not false
        IpQuery_Admin->>IpQuery_DB: log_action(message)
        IpQuery_DB->>WPDebugLog: error_log([IpQuery] message) (if WP_DEBUG_LOG)
    end

    IpQuery_Admin->>WordPressAdminPost: wp_safe_redirect(...country_deleted, country_code)
    WordPressAdminPost-->>Browser: Redirect to visitors.php

    Browser->>VisitorsAdminScreen: GET with country_deleted and country_code
    VisitorsAdminScreen->>VisitorsAdminScreen: Render success notice
    VisitorsAdminScreen-->>Admin: Show "%d record(s) deleted for country" notice
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Class diagram for IpQuery_Admin and IpQuery_DB GDPR additions

classDiagram

    class IpQuery_Admin {
        +init() void
        +handle_settings_save() void
        +enqueue_assets() void
        +handle_delete_ip() void
        +handle_delete_by_country() void
        +handle_purge() void
        +handle_manual_lookup() void
        +ajax_chart_data() void
    }

    class IpQuery_DB {
        +delete_ip(ip string) void
        +delete_by_country(country_code string) "int|false"
        +get_distinct_countries() array
        +log_action(message string) void
    }

    IpQuery_Admin --> IpQuery_DB : uses delete_by_country
    IpQuery_Admin --> IpQuery_DB : uses log_action
    IpQuery_Admin --> IpQuery_DB : uses get_distinct_countries
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File-Level Changes

Change Details Files
Add admin handler and wiring for deleting visitor records by country code.
  • Register admin_post_ipquery_delete_by_country action in init() so WordPress routes form submissions to the new handler.
  • Implement handle_delete_by_country() to validate nonce, enforce manage_options capability, normalize and validate the submitted country code, invoke IpQuery_DB::delete_by_country(), conditionally log the deletion, and redirect back to the visitors page with result query args.
includes/class-ipquery-admin.php
Extend the visitors admin view with a country-based deletion UI and success notice.
  • Display a success notice when the country_deleted query arg is present, including the deleted row count and uppercased country code, with appropriate escaping and basic sanitization of query parameters.
  • Add a ‘Delete by Country’ panel with a nonce-protected form posting to admin-post.php, including a required country dropdown populated via IpQuery_DB::get_distinct_countries(), and a submit button with a JavaScript confirm dialog describing the permanence of the action.
admin/views/visitors.php
Add DB-layer helpers for logging, deleting by country, and fetching distinct countries.
  • Introduce IpQuery_DB::log_action() which conditionally writes audit messages to the WordPress debug log when WP_DEBUG_LOG is enabled, prefixed with [IpQuery].
  • Implement IpQuery_DB::delete_by_country() using $wpdb->delete() on the plugin table filtering by sanitized country_code, returning the deleted row count or false on error.
  • Implement IpQuery_DB::get_distinct_countries() to SELECT DISTINCT country and country_code where country_code is non-empty, ordered by country, and return an ARRAY_A result or an empty array on failure.
includes/class-ipquery-db.php

Assessment against linked issues

Issue Objective Addressed Explanation
#42 Implement a country-filtered deletion tool that can bulk delete all stored visitor records for a selected country.
#42 Log each country-based deletion action for audit purposes.
#42 Require a user confirmation dialog before executing the country-based deletion.

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Walkthrough

Adds a country-based bulk deletion feature: admin UI to pick a country, nonce-protected form that posts to a new admin handler which validates, calls DB deletion, logs the action, and redirects back with a success or error notice.

Changes

Country-Based Data Deletion

Layer / File(s) Summary
Data Shape / DB helpers
includes/class-ipquery-db.php
Adds get_distinct_countries() to return distinct (country, country_code) pairs, `delete_by_country(string $country_code): int
Core Handler
includes/class-ipquery-admin.php
Registers admin_post_ipquery_delete_by_country and implements handle_delete_by_country() which verifies nonce and capability, sanitizes/uppercases country_code, aborts if empty, calls IpQuery_DB::delete_by_country(), logs the result when not false, and redirects to the Visitors page with country_deleted and country_code (or country_delete_error=1 on failure).
Admin UI / Wiring
admin/views/visitors.php
Adds "Delete by Country" panel: nonce-protected form posting to ipquery_delete_by_country, a <select> populated from IpQuery_DB::get_distinct_countries(), and a Delete button with a JS confirmation prompt.
Styling
assets/css/admin.css
Introduces .ipquery-panel--spaced to add top spacing for the new panel.
Notices / Redirect feedback
admin/views/visitors.php
Adds a success notice branch that displays the deleted count and uppercased escaped country_code when country_deleted is present; error path uses country_delete_error=1.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant Admin as Admin Browser
    participant WP as WordPress Admin (PHP)
    participant DB as Database (IpQuery table)
    participant Log as WP Debug Log

    Admin->>WP: POST /admin-post.php?action=ipquery_delete_by_country (nonce, country_code)
    WP->>WP: verify_nonce() & current_user_can('manage_options')
    alt invalid
        WP-->>Admin: redirect back with no action
    else valid
        WP->>DB: IpQuery_DB::delete_by_country(country_code)
        DB-->>WP: int deleted_count / false
        alt deleted_count !== false
            WP->>Log: IpQuery_DB::log_action("Deleted X records for COUNTRY")
            WP-->>Admin: redirect to visitors?country_deleted=deleted_count&country_code=CODE
        else failure
            WP-->>Admin: redirect to visitors?country_delete_error=1
        end
    end
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🐰 In the burrow I tidy with careful paw,
One country selected, one big thoughtful thwack,
Nonce guards the gate, the DB notes the law,
A log for the ledger, a redirect back.
Hop—records gone, the meadow breathes relaxed.

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Title check ✅ Passed The title clearly summarizes the main change: adding country-based data deletion for GDPR compliance. It's concise, specific, and directly reflects the primary objective of the PR.
Linked Issues check ✅ Passed All coding requirements from issue #42 are met: country filter deletion tool implemented, bulk delete supported, action logging added, and confirmation dialog present.
Out of Scope Changes check ✅ Passed All changes are directly related to the country-based deletion feature. CSS addition and admin notice handling are necessary supporting changes within scope.
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Hey - I've found 1 issue, and left some high level feedback:

  • In handle_delete_by_country(), the redirect always includes country_deleted even when $deleted === false, which makes a DB failure indistinguishable from a successful operation that deleted 0 rows; consider branching the redirect (or notice) to separately handle the error case.
  • The delete-by-country panel in visitors.php uses an inline style="margin-top:24px;"; consider moving this into an existing CSS class or shared stylesheet to keep presentational concerns out of the view markup.
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Please address the comments from this code review:

## Overall Comments
- In `handle_delete_by_country()`, the redirect always includes `country_deleted` even when `$deleted === false`, which makes a DB failure indistinguishable from a successful operation that deleted 0 rows; consider branching the redirect (or notice) to separately handle the error case.
- The delete-by-country panel in `visitors.php` uses an inline `style="margin-top:24px;"`; consider moving this into an existing CSS class or shared stylesheet to keep presentational concerns out of the view markup.

## Individual Comments

### Comment 1
<location path="includes/class-ipquery-admin.php" line_range="225-231" />
<code_context>
+	 *
+	 * @return void
+	 */
+	public static function handle_delete_by_country(): void {
+		check_admin_referer( 'ipquery_delete_by_country' );
+		if ( ! current_user_can( 'manage_options' ) ) {
+			wp_die( esc_html__( 'Not allowed.', 'ipquery' ) );
+		}
+
+		$country_code = strtoupper(
+			sanitize_text_field( wp_unslash( $_POST['country_code'] ?? '' ) )
+		);
</code_context>
<issue_to_address>
**issue (bug_risk):** Uppercasing the country code before deletion may prevent matching existing rows.

`country_code` is already sourced from a DB-backed `<select>`, so changing it to uppercase here assumes all stored values are uppercase. If any existing or future rows use lowercase/mixed-case codes (e.g. `us`), the delete will silently affect 0 rows. Either drop `strtoupper()` for the DB operation (only uppercase for display), or ensure `country_code` is consistently normalized at write-time throughout the codebase.
</issue_to_address>

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Actionable comments posted: 2

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Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed.

Inline comments:
In `@admin/views/visitors.php`:
- Around line 30-34: Replace the hardcoded translatable string using "record(s)"
with a proper singular/plural localization via _n(); specifically, call _n( '1
record deleted for country: %s.', '%d records deleted for country: %s.', (int)
$_GET['country_deleted'], 'ipquery' ) (or similar) to choose the correct form
based on (int) $_GET['country_deleted'], then pass the resulting localized
string into printf/sprintf and substitute the count and the esc_html(
strtoupper( sanitize_text_field( wp_unslash( $_GET['country_code'] ?? '' ) ) )
); keep existing escaping and nonce-ignore comments and ensure the number
argument used for _n() is the same (int) $_GET['country_deleted'].

In `@includes/class-ipquery-admin.php`:
- Around line 254-259: The redirect currently casts $deleted to (int) which
converts a DB failure (false) into 0, losing the false-vs-0 distinction; update
the code that builds the 'country_deleted' query value (used in the
wp_safe_redirect/admin_url call in class-ipquery-admin.php) to preserve false by
explicitly checking $deleted === false and setting the param to a string like
'false' (otherwise cast to (int) or string for numeric counts), e.g. compute
$deleted_param = $deleted === false ? 'false' : (string) (int) $deleted and use
that instead of (int) $deleted so the UI can distinguish failure from zero rows.
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Suraj80 commented May 2, 2026

Thanks for the detailed review! I've addressed all the feedback in the latest commit

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Thank you so much for your pull request! 🙌

I appreciate the time and effort you put into this contribution.
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Actionable comments posted: 3

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Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the
rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate.

Inline comments:
In `@admin/views/visitors.php`:
- Around line 29-31: The code treats any value other than the literal 'false' as
a successful deletion and blindly casts $_GET['country_deleted'] to int into
$ipquery_deleted_count, allowing invalid values to display as "0" success;
change the logic around the $_GET['country_deleted'] check to validate it's a
non-negative integer (e.g. use ctype_digit or
filter_var($_GET['country_deleted'], FILTER_VALIDATE_INT,
["options"=>["min_range"=>0]])) before assigning $ipquery_deleted_count and
showing the success notice, and otherwise fall back to the error branch; keep
the existing sanitization for $ipquery_deleted_country (esc_html( strtoupper(
sanitize_text_field( wp_unslash( $_GET['country_code'] ?? '' ) ) ) )) but only
use it when the numeric validation passes; apply the same validation fix to the
similar handling that sets $ipquery_deleted_count at the other occurrence.

In `@includes/class-ipquery-admin.php`:
- Around line 231-238: The code currently sanitizes and uppercases $country_code
but does not strictly validate it before deletion; update the handler that
processes $country_code (the variable produced via wp_unslash and
sanitize_text_field) to enforce an ISO alpha-2 format check (e.g., match
^[A-Z]{2}$) and only proceed with the DB delete when the regex passes; if the
value is invalid, perform the same wp_safe_redirect to
admin_url('admin.php?page=ipquery-visitors') and exit to block forged/non-ISO
values.
- Around line 249-255: The log currently records the admin's user_login in
IpQuery_DB::log_action (via wp_get_current_user()->user_login); change it to a
non-PII identifier by using the numeric user ID instead (e.g., use
wp_get_current_user()->ID or get_current_user_id()) so the sprintf message
contains the user ID rather than the username while preserving the rest of the
message and parameters.
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