Since there are probably a very limited number of actions a user can
take, you could probably easily reduce this by numbering each action:
define(1, 'logged in');
define(2, 'logged out');
define(3, 'uploaded photo');
Your DB then table might then look like:
user_id action_id notes
42 1
Christian Hänsel wrote:
Hello Alain,
I can just tell you from my experience.
I have recently created a, in my eyes, pretty big project, and wanted to
track everything, starting from user navigation over search queries to
login/out times, article printout times and count, photo views and
every
Hello Alain,
I can just tell you from my experience.
I have recently created a, in my eyes, pretty big project, and wanted to
track everything, starting from user navigation over search queries to
login/out times, article printout times and count, photo views and
everything your mind can imagi
Alain Roger wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I would like to create a log system to keep a trace of all users' actions
> (log-in, remove, change or update data, and so on...).
> What should i do or to what should i take care to not have problem ?
>
> I was thinking to create a folder on my server where log files
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