i am using codeigniter,want to manage audit log for user from full system.
if any user after login perform add,update or delete operations then need to insert that query in log table.
EX :
if abc user is login. and add another sub user then need to database entry like
abc user is login and had added xyz subuser. also last inserted id with table name.
i have tried firestick library but it's also not good for us.
is it possible to manage this ?
any suggestions,
any help
Thanks in advance.
Can't you just create a method in your MY_Model that logs transactions and simply call that method at the end of any desired operation?
So after your $this->db->insert(), you call the $this->logAction() method?
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As far as I know, all QuickBase API calls are called using the following syntax: http://<quickbase>/db/<dbid>?
Is there a way to get the dbid field without navigating to that database table within QuickBase?
If the above is not possible, would anyone recommend anything other than creating another table that stores the IDs of the tables you want?
With the latter method, I believe I would only need to store one dbid and could pull down the rest (which I believe would still need to be user entered, but would be better than requiring them to change the code).
Thanks for the help!
API_GetSchema will return the list of dbids.
https://www.quickbase.com/db/<yourApplicationId>?act=API_GetSchema&apptoken=<yourApplicationTokenId>&fmt=flat
In my struts2 application, in the login action I am placing the user and role in the session.
I want to keep track of all the users who logged in so as to do stuff like following :
Avoid multiple login of same user-id.
Check wheather a user is looged in or not ! Or any body with role Admin is logged in or not !
and in some other actions !
How to do it any suggestion!
And also how to maintain the issues like
User close browser without loggin ! etc
Any material with more information of session can also realy help !
You can have a column in you user table called logged_in_time (timestamp type) and update it with the time when user logs in and make it null when user logs out.
Avoid multiple login of same user-id: : check if this columns alreadt has some value or not.
Check whether a user is looged in or not : check if that column is null or not.
User close browser without logging out : A schduler job may be, that runs at fixed interval of time to check the session(using sessionid may be) of the user and update this field accordingly.
Take a look at this discussion for further information. And another one.
How do i know the users who added the record in quickbase table or who have the permission to add ,Edit or delete the record or how can i check the flow of adding a data into quickbase tables ?
When you create a table in quickbase, it defaults to creating a field that display which user account has inserted the record. The default names are Record Owner and Last Modified By.
Record Owner is for the user who initially created the record.
Last Modified By is for the user account that last modified the record.
Date Created will tell you when it was created and Date modified will tell you when it was last modified. These fields are not default in reports. I would make a custom report that only the administrators can see to follow the tracking of the flow of records adding and editing.
The help file at this link QuickBase Help for User Control will help you understand how to manage your user accounts and also know who has access to what for which application.
Hope this helps.
I have a page for editing product details. I want to restrict that only one user can edit the product page. When a new user opens it while there is a current user editing it, I would like to place some notification then automatically make it available once the current user leaves the page. Any suggestion on how I should approach this?
I would recommend just letting them both edit at the same time.
If you want to notify the last person to save their document, then you can add a "version" column to the database.
Upon saving, you would check the version column, to ensure that the row had not been changed. If it had been changed, you would notify the user at that point.
If i understand you question correctly it sounds like you need to know about database concurrency,
Here are a couple of articles:
MSDN
Ironspeed
Now if you are asking how to authorize only a single user to edit records then you would need to look at roles and aloow say only admins to edit records.
you can have optimistic lock on your record while it is in edit mode , once it is saved make that record avaliable for other user.
Try something like this:
Create a table something like userAccess with IsAccessColumn
if user 1 access edit page set isAccess to True
So the second user will not access the edit page if records is set to true.
Then Set to False if user 1 finally edited the record
After that user 2 can now open edit page.
Regards
this may be a easy question, but I really need a light to go on.
I have this huge PHP system in codeigniter, and I'm using the library Quick Auth, and I need let users log on only at one computer/browser at a given time. So if Jake logs on In PC1, then Jakes tries to log on in PC2, PC1 session get invalidated and closed.
I was trying to manually search in the ci_sessions database table to try to eliminate the other user session, but seems like too pain. I want to know if there's one simple solution, I have no problem extending session, but I need more like an advice.
Thanks in advance
You will have to modify either the table indexes or session library code to limit one user to a single session. This can be done by:
Adding a unique index for the username (or ID) and the cookie/session ID
Modifying the library code to INSERT OR REPLACE based on the user/cookie