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Is there a 'latest greatest' tool that I can add that has ongoing logging of disable/enable and delete/update activity of users or entries, etc..?

Is there a good way to track this information before I add on a logging tool? In other words, is this information somewhere in the mysql database anyways?

I know the current dashboard shows information related to entry creation, but, we have some new users that we are training and they have made some mistakes and we need to track those mistakes down.

thanks!

Chip Shank
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This Activity Logs plugin records the more low-level HTTP requests, but with all of Craft's additional info, such as Action, User, Site, CP vs Site, Ajax vs Page, etc.

The user has full control over which requests are being recorded, down to the finest details, using a Request Filter function.

Full disclosure: I'm the author.

Matanya
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Craft only stores minimum audit information in the database... mainly just when a row was created and last updated.

If you're on Craft 2, there is a deprecated Audit Log plugin which might do what you're looking for.

I don't think the author has intentions of porting it to Craft 3, but there is a commercial plugin called Audit that is in the Craft Plugin Store.

Brad Bell
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