Diplo Audit Log Viewer for Umbraco CMS allows you to easily view and search the Content changes and Audit data that is stored in your Umbraco site's umbracoLog
and umbracoAudit
tables.
It creates a custom tree within the Settings section that lets you view the contents of both those tables and presents the results in a filterable, sortable and searchable paginated list.
The content log viewer allows you to view the log of changes to content within your Umbraco site. You can:
The audit trail viewer allows you to view audit events, such as a user login or an edit to a user's profile. You can:
Both use fast, server side pagination of data so it should be quick no matter how large your tables have become. You can sort the data via column, either ascending or descending.
For more screenshots and background information please check out my blog posts:
https://www.diplo.co.uk/blog/web-development/diplo-audit-log-viewer-for-umbraco-8/
https://www.diplo.co.uk/blog/web-development/diplo-audit-log-viewer-for-umbraco-10/
Twitter: https://twitter.com/DanDiplo
This repo contains the latest v10 release in v10
.
For Umbraco 9 I recommend you update to Umbraco 10 and use v10
version.
For the older v8 version please use the v8
branch.
For the old v7 version please use the v7
branch.
For more information on v7 version read this post.
NuGet Package: https://www.nuget.org/packages/Diplo.AuditLogViewer/
Umbraco Package: https://our.umbraco.org/projects/developer-tools/diplo-audit-log-viewer/
The v10 repository comes with two solutions:
Diplo.AuditLogViewer
- this is the Umbraco plugin source code.
Diplo.AuditLogViewer.TestSite
- this is a demo Umbraco 10 site that can be used to view and test the plugin.
After first cloning the code, open a command line prompt within the Diplo.AuditLogViewer.TestSite
folder and type: dotnet restore
You should then be able to run the test site.
You can login to the test site backend using the following credentials:
username: test@example.com
password: DiploAuditLogViewer!