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Is their an API call for writing custom trace information to the Umbraco Trace log?
- Mark
Do you mean the log table ?If so use
Log
.Add(LogTypes.Custom, nodeId, "Message");
Otherwise you could probably use the normal Trace.Write("Message");
Hope it helps you,
Richard
Hmm, what's the log table? It may be what I'm looking for.
I did try using Trace.Write, but none of the output ended up displaying so I presumed Umbraco was doing something subtle behind the scenes.
You must add ?umbDebugShowTrace=true at end of your request to see trace message.http://umbraco.org/documentation/books/debugging
Petr
Right, I was doing that. What I meant was, the output from my calls to Trace.Write() weren't showing up amongst all the stuff generated by Umbraco. So I presume it's doing something funky under the hood.
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Writing Custom Trace Information
Is their an API call for writing custom trace information to the Umbraco Trace log?
- Mark
Do you mean the log table ?If so use
Log
.Add(LogTypes.Custom, nodeId, "Message");
Otherwise you could probably use the normal Trace.Write("Message");
Hope it helps you,
Richard
Hmm, what's the log table? It may be what I'm looking for.
I did try using Trace.Write, but none of the output ended up displaying so I presumed Umbraco was doing something subtle behind the scenes.
- Mark
You must add ?umbDebugShowTrace=true at end of your request to see trace message.
http://umbraco.org/documentation/books/debugging
Petr
Right, I was doing that. What I meant was, the output from my calls to Trace.Write() weren't showing up amongst all the stuff generated by Umbraco. So I presume it's doing something funky under the hood.
- Mark
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