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I am looking for a hack that will make a log file of all posts/threads that are deleted.
I would love to see anything that has already been created but if not I am looking for something that will: Log the following everythime a post or thread is deleted. 1. The name of the thread 2. The mod/admin who deleted it 3. The url where the post/thread was 4. the authors name of the post/thread that was deleted 5. Date/Time it was deleted. If anyone knows where I could get this or write it up I would be very thankful. I trust my mods but to give them cart blanch to erase stuff with no way on tracking it down is dangerous. Thanks Show Your Support
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I had requested this when they first made mention of vb 2.0. I guess they didnt think it was a good idea though or they would have added it
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It should't be to hard to accomplish. I have a little programming experience but unfortunatly it's in VB so I don't know PHP or CGI or I would add it myself.
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[QUOTE]Originally posted by TechTalk
I had requested this when they first made mention of vb 2.0. I guess they didnt think it was a good idea though or they would have added it
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Hehe. Dont get me wrong freddie....there are MANY features that I personally requested that were added and im very grateful
![]() Also I did see a little table in the db called "adminlog" that has some info about what ive done lately ...hrmmmmmmm
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Where did you see this admin log?
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