This is a feature request. So just an idea.
I do have several applications running on the same tables (like one frontend app, one admin backend, on mobile). Those run on different subdomains, so I can see in the referer field of yiiAudit/request where they come from.
So far so good.
As I am right now creating a dashboard with some statistics, I right now create MYSQL statements with LIKE to retrieve only those from specific referers, which is not that cool for performance.
So the feature idea is to have a new column in yiiAudit tables where a App-ID can be stored.
Then we could put a new parameter into the config of each app (like App-ID = 1) which will be stored for each call from that app. Then all statistics are much easier, and I can even compare the different apps.
This is just an idea, no demand :-).
Perhaps it is too specific, but I can also think of other reasons to be able to store a special value in a custom column, like debugging etc.
Anyway: Love your extension.
PS: the statistic-views I create are based on Highcharts and will be like a Dashboard of NewRelic. If you want, I can send you a screenshot so that you can consider if you want to add it as a optional view to your extension.
This is a feature request. So just an idea. I do have several applications running on the same tables (like one frontend app, one admin backend, on mobile). Those run on different subdomains, so I can see in the referer field of yiiAudit/request where they come from. So far so good. As I am right now creating a dashboard with some statistics, I right now create MYSQL statements with LIKE to retrieve only those from specific referers, which is not that cool for performance. So the feature idea is to have a new column in yiiAudit tables where a App-ID can be stored. Then we could put a new parameter into the config of each app (like App-ID = 1) which will be stored for each call from that app. Then all statistics are much easier, and I can even compare the different apps.
This is just an idea, no demand :-). Perhaps it is too specific, but I can also think of other reasons to be able to store a special value in a custom column, like debugging etc.
Anyway: Love your extension.
PS: the statistic-views I create are based on Highcharts and will be like a Dashboard of NewRelic. If you want, I can send you a screenshot so that you can consider if you want to add it as a optional view to your extension.