I know audit trail is a feature in Umbraco that shows when content has been published at the page level. Is there a way in Umbraco where a user can see over all when content has been published?
+1 for The Dashboard - it is a nice package and part of our standard install.
Regarding the Audit Trail, each audited event is logged to the UmbracoLog table in the database. The logHeader column identifies the audit event - New, Save, Publish, UnPublish, Delete, RollBack, SendToPublish.
If you need an overview you could query the table directly to list the changes. Changes to Media are logged here too if you ever need to see what happened to a media item. Finally, you can see the deleted events in the table - something that can't be seen through the Backoffice Audit dialog.
Log that shows when content has been published
I know audit trail is a feature in Umbraco that shows when content has been published at the page level. Is there a way in Umbraco where a user can see over all when content has been published?
Hi Andrew,
You mean a list with all pages and their last publish date ?
Dave
The Dashboard from Markus shows recent activities (published/saved content), info about unpublished content and a overview of how many published content nodes, recycle bin nodes, members. https://our.umbraco.org/projects/backoffice-extensions/the-dashboard/
Hi Dennis,
Thanks for pointing out this package. Didn't know about this one.
Dave
It´s really good. We use it for almost every project we make. :)
+1 for The Dashboard - it is a nice package and part of our standard install.
Regarding the Audit Trail, each audited event is logged to the UmbracoLog table in the database. The logHeader column identifies the audit event - New, Save, Publish, UnPublish, Delete, RollBack, SendToPublish.
If you need an overview you could query the table directly to list the changes. Changes to Media are logged here too if you ever need to see what happened to a media item. Finally, you can see the deleted events in the table - something that can't be seen through the Backoffice Audit dialog.
Dallas
Awesome! thanks guys!
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