Moderator Activity Logging (updated)

<font size="3">Moderator Activity Log for 2.x</font>

Disclaimer:

-No support is offered for this hack. If you PM or email for support, it will be joyfully ignored. When I have time, I will answer questions in this thread.

** FREE LICENSE ** You must leave the header and footer intact.

Design Spec:

Track moderator and admin activites including: closing, opening, moving, and deleting threads. You are able to set the number of logs you view at one time and you can focus down to just one moderator by clicking on their name.

Installation (never had ModLog installed):

-upload install_modlog.php to your admin directory
-upload modlog.php to your admin directory
-run install_modlog.php, follow instructions
-delete install_modlog.php

Installation (have a previous version running successfully):

-upload modlog.php to your admin directory

Changes from the previous version:

-now has a fancy install routine instead of boring text instructions. Installing will now be easier and more fun!

-puts a link on the left side of your Admin CPanel under Admin Logs

Works on:

-vB 2.2.1
-untested on everything else but should work with the whole 2.x line and even 1.x if you figure out the postings.php modifications.

Screenshot attached, files attached in replies. Questions? Read the disclaimer at the top of this post. Thanks~

[Overgrow]

I dont know, it works for me. Can you run that query in phpMyAdmin and see what the real error is?

[achilles]

Update for anyone having problems with:

"Fatal error: Call to undefined function: htmlheader()"


Open modlog.php

search for this line

PHP Code:

//echo "<table border=0 cellspacing=0 cellpadding=4 width=95%>"; 


and remove it.


Thats it, that fixed it for me... I think for some reason even tho it was commented out php was parsing the semicolon. Not sure exactly, but removing that line fixed the problem for me.

Hope this helps anyone else having the same problem

[Overgrow]

Thanks! How bizarre it happens for 1% of the users.

[WhiteKnight]

How do I need to modify modlog.php to have an entry written into the adminlog whenever modlog.php is accessed?

Maybe one entry for just viewing the modlog, but more important: an entry whenever the modlog is pruned.

[69-FLy-gUy]

Hellburn,
Ok. I found the problem with why you were getting that SQL error...

Go to the line that you had to change so the clear logs would work..

When you put this :

<a href=\"$PHP_SELF?rt=".time()."&clearLogs=yes&showL imit=$showLimit';}\">CLEAR ALL LOGS</a>

Notice this part of the above code...

showLimit=$showLimit';}\">

It is missing a \"

It should look like this...

<a href=\"$PHP_SELF?rt=".time()."&clearLogs=yes&showL imit=\"$showLimit;}\">CLEAR ALL LOGS</a>

I highlighted what was missing..

Overgrow. you may want to update your post=))

Do you know why it won't show the to and from parts in the mod log? it doesn't record it??

[Hellburn]

Thank you this code does work.

mfg

Hellburn

[69-FLy-gUy]

no problem=)) wow.. i solved a problem.. my first one=) YAAAY! im happy=)

[WhiteKnight]

Fine, now what about my problem?

[69-FLy-gUy]

I don't know how it would look.. but i am guessing that you would have to look in the adminlog and look at how the settings are for how it views all the stuff. then add a similar thing to modlog.... thgat is my guess

[69-FLy-gUy]

I still dont' know how to fix my problem yet. .lol