Hi. Great package and thanks for the tutorial. Is it possible to have logs on login/logout, specifically when we use APIs with laravel passport ? Thank you
At first I thought that this package is used to record user activity (clicks), not to changes in the database that are being made. :) For this, some middleware could be used to track where the user enters.
Hi, your tutorials are awesome. I however have a question. I'm not using Models in my project. I do all crud via the DB driver (no eloquent). Is it possible for me to use the package in this case? Please let me know. Thanks!
how about if non of created, updated and delete is what I want to log? I want for example.. " {username} downloaded {filename} at {date} Thank you, hope I get response
At the whole series you did not mention the most important thing, by my opinion, and its Causer Id and Causer Type. How do you list changes made by other users on system? Having tracking on yourself, telling you, as you did in example: "you updated password" is imho useless at least. Much more important and real life scenario is if you have a team of people working on admin backend and someone deleted a bunch of posts, ads, users... How you gonna know who did that? "You updated password..." . I dont think so.
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This package is really awesome like other spatie packages..Thank you so much for the great explanation.
this will help my current project, thanks
Thank you for these very useful videos.
Good tutorial
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Hi. Great package and thanks for the tutorial. Is it possible to have logs on login/logout, specifically when we use APIs with laravel passport ? Thank you
thank you man a lot .. you are amazing
Hi, may I know how come the causer_id and causer_type column are empty? How do I populate it?
Is it possible to log the user visits of pages along with the "created, updated, deleted" i.e. "visited"?
At first I thought that this package is used to record user activity (clicks), not to changes in the database that are being made. :) For this, some middleware could be used to track where the user enters.
Hello Sir,
Would it be possible to change the column names of the activity_logs table ? thank you
What about the query when we fetch data as per model instance
Hi, your tutorials are awesome. I however have a question. I'm not using Models in my project. I do all crud via the DB driver (no eloquent). Is it possible for me to use the package in this case? Please let me know. Thanks!
it's great package, thanks bitfumes.
Enjoy
Thank you for these very useful videos.
Is it possible to log who and when a user logged in?
You need to configure that, also you can get from created_at when user has log
hmm how to show / index this logactivity on datatable ? instead of json
how about if non of created, updated and delete is what I want to log?
I want for example.. " {username} downloaded {filename} at {date}
Thank you, hope I get response
hello sir how now which user is login and logout using spatie
HI there is another very important thing, if the software is used by multiple users we need to record who done the changes, does it record that?
causer_id is automatically set for current loggedin user
how to get log if i will just get model ?
this just any change with model , this will be create event , how to get log if i will just get model ?
hello,great video but you didnt talk about the causer part.how to insert the causer_id for example.thanks in advance
causer_id is set automatically for current loggedin user
o kurwa!
you need to adjust the content
At the whole series you did not mention the most important thing, by my opinion, and its Causer Id and Causer Type. How do you list changes made by other users on system? Having tracking on yourself, telling you, as you did in example: "you updated password" is imho useless at least. Much more important and real life scenario is if you have a team of people working on admin backend and someone deleted a bunch of posts, ads, users... How you gonna know who did that? "You updated password..." . I dont think so.
Is it possible log Controller events?