Anyone know of a way to using the FrontEndUsers module (or a related module) to create a log in the database when people log into the system?
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FrontEndUsers - Log of who logs in
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Re: FrontEndUsers - Log of who logs in
User history tracking is about 1/2 complete. It tracks when users login, but doesn't currently track (correctly) logouts. As well, there's no user interface into it.
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Re: FrontEndUsers - Log of who logs in
Aha, thanks.mahjong wrote: Logons appear in the Admin Log.
So that gets stored in a single database table with the rest of the admin log info? Is it possible/easy to redirect it towards a table of its own?
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Re: FrontEndUsers - Log of who logs in
You can't redirect the stuff, but if you look at the cms_module_feusers_history table you may be able to find what you want.
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Re: FrontEndUsers - Log of who logs in
If you are familiar with PHP, you could write your own routine and put it in a User Defined Tags (UDT), then trigger it with the FrontEndUsers OnLogin and OnLogout events.