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Detailed Logging of Usergroup Changes in AdminCP 1.01
// Log Usergroup Changes in AdminCP
-- // A hack by N9ne, Created on 12th April 2003 -- // Copyright N9ne 2003+ // Description -- // This hack will add a page to your adminCP where a detailed log of usergroup changes made through the adminCP are shown. Details that are shown: - Userid of user changed - Username of user changed - Previous Usergroup - New Usergroup - Time of Change - Changer's userid - Changer's username A link to the usergroup changes page is put in the 'Users' Category in the adminCP navigation. // What needs to be done to install this hack -- // Creation of one table in Database -- // Some modification to admin/user.php -- // A modification to admin/index.php // Side Note -- // I requested this hack a few months ago, and no one made it. A few people replied, but no one made it. I was in desperate need of it ;). Xenon replied, and I can't remember it exactly, but it was some 'other' way to do things, but it wasn't what I wanted, so Xenon, if you are reading this, remember, I made this request, and now I'm making it myself :D. Hehe I think this is the first time I'm answering one of my own requests! // Change Log -- // 1.01 - Instructions fixed - 2 occurances of same code in find in user.php |
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Nice1 N9ne. /me has added it to install list :).
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This code appears twice in the file. Which one do we use?
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For some reason I'm not seeing anything listed in the headings. See attached;
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EDIT: The second occurance gives me a database error. |
You won't see anything until after you change someone now. It goes by the new query.
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But I did change someone... several times.
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is lol
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Zelda-King: Make sure you ran the query, check in your DB to see if the table was actually created.
Vb-Hispano: Please don't spam in this thread (or anywhere on the forum really =/) Boofo: It's the second occurance. I updated instructions to avoid confusion, I never realised that there were two exact same occurances, sorry about that :). |
The table was created. Yes!
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