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The Recite CMS audit log allows you as a developer to record exactly what is occurring in an installation of Recite CMS. Typically this will be to record exactly what users are doing, however the log can also be used to record other activity such as automated scripts or communication with third-party services.
The audit log can be accessed via the Recite CMS Administration Site.
To create a new audit entry, the Application_Auditor_Message
class is used.
Typically an audit entry will contain one or more messages. These are intended to be human-readable strings of information.
You can write a message to the entry either by passing it as the first argument when
instantiating Application_Auditor_Message, or by calling the
add() method on the returned instance.
To write the entry to the Recite audit log, call the
record() method.
Example 4.1. Creating and recording an audit message
<?php $message = new Application_Auditor_Message('Some action occurred'); $message->add('This is a secondary message') ->record(); ?>
As demonstrated in this example, you can chain method calls together in this class.