User activity
LOGman supports logging user actions such as add, edit, delete, login, install, update, download ... for both the Joomla core extensions and many third party extensions.
LOGman supports logging user actions such as add, edit, delete, login, install, update, download ... for both the Joomla core extensions and many third party extensions.
LOGman allows you to filter your activity feed to show actions performed within a specific time period and/or a specific user.
Get a quick overview of all user activity straight from your Joomla Administrator Dashboard using our LOGman activity module.
The Linker editor plugin can find any linkable resource in your site. It will prompt you with a list of all available resources and allow you to select and insert a link to a specific resource into the editor.
Search for anything in your site you wanna link to.
Whenever your users try to access a resource using an old URL, LOGman will automatically redirect them to the new URL, resulting in fewer 404 errors.
LOGman is capable of logging more than 110+ different user actions.
Easily export all or part of your site’s logged activities to CSV, with the built-in export tool, for easy offline use.
Keep your site secure. Track and log when your users login and logout.
The great new settings view allows you to control all aspects of LOGman from one central interface.
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LOGman can send E-mail notifications to a selected list of addresses.
For added security LOGman tracks the IP addresses for each logged action.
Logs are automatically purged after 90 days (can be configured). Logs can also be purged manually.
You can use endpoints to visualize activity streams in your favorite news reader.
Developers can easily integrate LOGman into their own extensions using the PHP and JSON API’s.
Activities from guest users can optionally be logged by LOGman.
Full support for all DOCman and FILEman user actions including downloads.
New releases will install with “one-click” using Joomla’s built-in updater.
LOGman makes the difference between human and system activity logging.